Col. Doug Wheelock (NA1SS) speaks with students in the Windsor Central School District in Windsor, NY on 22 September 2010 at 1420 UTC. Col. Wheelock answers the following questions from the students:

1. How well are plants growing on the space station?
2. What was your most dangerous EVA spacewalk? Why?
3. Have you ever had to deal with runners in the bathroom?
4. What is the most significant discovery or experiment you have made or done since arriving at the ISS?
5. How do Solar Flares affect people on board the ISS?
6. What adjustments have you had to make both mentally and physically while living on the ISS?
7. What is it like to be able to look down on the earth from the space station?
8. How much schooling do you have to go through to get where you are now?
9. While living on the Space Station, what do you find more unusual than you had imagined?
10. What do you astronauts do for six months to keep busy?

I was unable to copy the end of the contact, so hopefully, someone will have a better, more complete recording.

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Windsor Central School District Contact (22 September 2010)