00:00Today we're gathered here together for what is a bittersweet moment.
00:03For those of us on Crew 12, we will be leaving our friends, we'll be leaving our temporary
00:10home that's been even a little bit longer than we first planned, but we know that we
00:15are going home to our friends, to our families, to all of our team members on the ground.
00:19So it's a lot of mixed swirling emotions for all of us when one leaves a home like this
00:26up on the space station, especially such a spectacular home that offers these extraordinary
00:31views of our home planet and allows and provides us with these very unique and memorable opportunities
00:39and experiences that we really can't replicate anywhere on the ground.
00:43So I know I speak on behalf of my crewmates on Crew 12, knowing that this is really a bittersweet
00:49moment for us and it is something that is going to last forever.
00:54So, to conclude the farewell portion of this ceremony, we want to say goodbye to our friends,
01:04to the Soyuz crew that has been up here with us for a few months and to the newly arrived
01:10Crew 13.
01:12We've only overlapped with them a very few days.
01:14We're getting a few bonus days, which of course were, again, a little bit bittersweet for both
01:20reasons, but we're so excited for their adventure and we are so excited for the continuation of
01:27Expedition 75 to see all the incredible things that they will do.
01:31They're going to have a very, very busy mission, lots of science, lots of spacewalks, lots of
01:37space station upgrades and maintenance, so we're so excited to see what they will pull off.
01:41Well, one run...
01:41Look at...
01:41teeth...
01:42...
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