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flight day nine of the flight of space

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shuttle discovery was a day that saw

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most of the activity take place inside

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the newest pressurized module of the

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international space station the

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permanent multi-purpose module which was

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installed on the underside of the unity

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node earlier this week the module that's

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approximately the size of the european

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columbus laboratory came with more than

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three tons of materials packed inside

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that has to be unpacked and part of the

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reason that extra days were added to

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discovery's docked time at the

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international space station was to

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provide the six shuttle crew members two

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more days so that material could be

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unpacked and distributed around the

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space station to the locations where

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it's destined to go

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and so that the shuttle crew members

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could assist their station colleagues in

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outfitting the pmm in getting the racks

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reconfigured into the configuration that

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they need to be in for long term life on

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orbit

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oh the alvin drew

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coming out of the newest and as we know

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right now final

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to be attached to the international

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space station

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what's going on and down in there today

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we're installing brackets

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brackets brackets

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brackets for racks all right because

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there's a lot of rack sound in there

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aren't there a lot of racks a lot of

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rack spaces down there

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so this is a nice big new closet and a

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storage area yep

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all right and we're gonna move things

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from the station in here and take some

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stuff back

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um

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nice music

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working hard on a bracket

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it's just like a saturday afternoon in

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the garage all right thank you steve

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the lovely katie coleman entering the

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pmm

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with tools ooh maybe it's the right

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tools

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well we're trying

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in the

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milfie to glacier transfer of samples

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it's cold

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very cold

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and uh it's got some ice packs we're

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gonna put these in this little bag here

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and then we're gonna collect some

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samples and move them out of

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melfi the big freezer on the space

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station and over to the little freezer

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that we just moved on to the space

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shuttle to bring home

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okay back at melfi here's one of the

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very refreshing a little frost like a

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cool mountain stream we're back in the

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pmm yeah there's action going on in here

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there's so much action look every corner

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every corner you go to

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there's somebody working

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on a rack

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this is al again

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i'm not doing anything he's not doing

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anything i just finished that break okay

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okay

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move along

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look he's still in that same corner

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it's a beautiful thing he finds ways to

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occupy himself

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not doing anything don't tell anyone

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unbelievable

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minutes and minutes that i've almost got

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one out of six

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and then

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okay

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all right we're in the lab again

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and one of the questions we're getting a

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lot is where is robonaut

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well robonaut

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is in here this is his packing box we've

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moved it from the pmm which was the new

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module that we brought up where he was

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for

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oh i don't know at least four months

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back at kennedy space center while

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waiting for launch

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so i'm sure

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that robonaut is anxious

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to get out of this box

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either today or tomorrow or

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the next day one of these days robonaut

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will be set free

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for commander lindsay what do you do for

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fun in microgravity and do you have any

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special tricks you like to do

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yeah we call those stupid astronaut

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tricks and uh i have several that i'm

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not very good at but

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and i have the bruises to show for it

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but uh

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flight day nine also saw several of the

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crew members take time for an

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educational event with students at

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nasa's marshall space flight center in

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huntsville alabama

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and late in the cruise morning all 12

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crew members shuttle and station crew

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members alike gathered together for a

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joint news conference to respond to

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questions about the progress of their

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flight and the future of human space

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exploration posed by reporters all

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around the united states as well as

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those in italy

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and

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points this out is that

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this space station here now is the

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largest pressurized volume in space in

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history it's it's huge i mean i use a

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word my son uses all the time which is

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ginormous

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we have 12 people up here now and

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honestly if we spread ourselves out you

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could spread across this vehicle and

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you know not see another person it's

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it's that big i think volume wise

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equivalent to

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the interior of a 747 or a little bit

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bigger and it's just really really

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impressive to know that

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as a volume and a total volume workspace

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we can use every single one of the walls

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and every single one of these modules in

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a way that

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we just can't do on the ground and so it

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makes for a really wonderful resource

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for

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science and living and