Interviewer: And now we're going "Live into Space" to have a report from the International Space Station. I'm going to speak to Captain Steve Allman. Hello, Captain. This is Roger Evans calling from London. Can you hear me? 
Steve: Loud and clear. 
Interviewer: How are things up there? 
Steve: Fine, thanks. 
Interviewer: And how many astronauts are there in the station at this moment? 
Steve: There are four of us, including two scientists. Another two are arriving next week. 
Interviewer: How long have you been in space now?
Steve: We've been here for two months already.
Interviewer: What exactly are you doing?
Steve:The scientists are trying to find out more about the solar system. They're doing a lot of work.
Interviewer:What's the atmosphere like?
Steve:Very friendly and international. One of the scientists is from France, and the other is from China.
Interviewer:Have you had any problems on the mission?
Steve:There have been two small technical problems with the computer. But everything's OK.
Interviewer:And what are you doing right now?
Steve: Right now I'm looking at you.
Interviewer:What do you mean?
Steve:I'm looking at planet Earth; and it's beautiful!