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    1. uh. it’s not a big deal.
      maybe it would be a dramatic thing if I were still in high school..
      Then I might stomp back and forth through the station all pissy and huffy-puffy because I am missing my TV shows.
      But other than that? Nothing.

    2. Kourtneyrose31 on

      I think I would have a bad gut feeling constantly.
      Idk how they view it, but I wonder they don’t mind it since they pretty much dedicated their life to science and this is something they both love. This is definitely an experience they will continue to tell for years.

    3. I’d come back, be super confused about the time, and ask why everyone’s still wearing masks… then realize I’ve been gone so long, the pandemic ended and started again.

    4. palmwhispers on

      It’s actually kind of interesting, and the author says from a press conference during the delay, they’re doing OK

      >Ms. Williams and Mr. Wilmore’s predicament, as unfortunate and troubling as it is, serves as an important test for the space agency’s efforts. How well the two are able to adapt to their changing circumstances will reflect not only their own mettle but also NASA’s ability to select astronauts who can handle this type of unexpected setback. The future of interplanetary space exploration — by NASA, other countries and private companies like SpaceX — will depend on astronauts adjusting to wildly unpredictable circumstances like these.

      And then it talks about how NASA has these psychologists and an isolation chamber … because things will go wrong like this. Personally, I’d be staring whoever the snorer is, and wanting to kill them

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