Sneak peek: What is it like to sleep in space?

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I also want to point out people over -- -- this that is Eddie -- has a long duration ISS mission.

And I want to clear something up that six months is a long duration mission.

Six months is a very long time if you think back.

-- -- -- and six months ago.

You know might be hard for you to remember.

Abilities occasionally have a video conference with friends I think for me personally.

Who will work well for me similar to what I did last time we also have a telephone on board it's kinda like calling on Skype.

Make space for history.

US astronaut Scott Kelly preparing for his one year mission in space it's never been done by an American.

And to mark the fortieth anniversary of that last moonwalk.

Neil Cavuto is talking to the man who made space history first ahead.

Of the show's debut this Sunday at 9 PM.

On the Fox News Channel.

Here's a sneak peak at one but like you don't want to miss is to hear what's what what what he just said there's a telephone.

On board.

Don't miss it here's a sneak peak at one of the most important an under reported parts.

Of space travel take a look at this I'm not -- -- 9 PM Sunday watch.

We sleep you don't just minutes I can sleep standing up and fall -- in the wake up but it feel refreshed again then.

Sleeping in zero gravity -- picked a spot my favorite was underneath my seat.

We even -- -- kind of sleeping bags.

You can join zipper down and then keep from floating around while you were sleeping.

It must have been built for a big.

I feel like -- -- -- pea in the pod rolling around so.

I would just start to go to sleep and then I would have one of these feelings of falling out of they have -- a fever had and I hardly slept at all.

The first night was my mind was racing.

So I took the -- but from then on I had no trouble sleeping.

When you sleep.

You're your muscles -- spring loaded.

Into one.

And I remember starting to doze off and realizing.

That I could not feel my arms and -- and they've gotten so relaxed and weightlessness.

That the century perception had disappeared.

The -- are no longer feeling.

But all he had to do to get your back is just start to move.

So I spent the first half hour.

My sleep period turning my arms legs on -- -- Don't -- that it was fascinating book.

On the moon we had gravity.

And there we -- hammocks.

And first night back then again it was just view ourselves we landed.

Dominant and I was -- by the way can had to take this week until that night but the next to rest fears we were exhausted from all of that work and so has -- really good on the -- surface our.

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