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Good day, this is the International Space
Station Update for Friday September 9.

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The Expedition 28 crew is busy
preparing for next week's departure

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of Expedition 29 Commander Andrey Borisenko

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and Flight Engineers Alexander
Samokutyaev and Ron Garan.

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This will be the last weekend
for the crew aboard the station.

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Today, Garan, Borisenko and Samokutyaev
rehearsed undocking and descent procedures

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in their Soyuz spacecraft as they
ready for their landing next week.

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They will wrap up the 164 days in space and 162
days on the station, and they will return...

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they will be delayed a week because of the
loss of the supply spacecraft August 24.

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Here is that landing time for you.

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The Soyuz 21 landing in Kazakhstan will
take place at 11 p.m. Central time,

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12 a.m. Easter time on September 16.

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Borisenko will hand over
the command to fellow crew

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and U.S. astronaut Mike Fossum next Wednesday in
a ceremony planned for 4:40 p.m. Central time.

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That will be televised on NASA Television.

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Again that time for the Expedition 28/29 Change

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of Command Ceremony is 4:40 p.m.
Central time, 5:40 p.m. Eastern time.

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Fossum will lead the Expedition 29 crew
members with Russian cosmonaut Sergei Volkov

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and Japanese space agency
astronaut Satoshi Furukawa.

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Here sit three team members.

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Three additional crew scheduled
to join them in October.

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At present, that is planned.

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That will be Dan Burbank, Anatoly
Ivanishin and Anton Shkaplerov.

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Here are their photos.

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Again, that's the Expedition 29 crew that
is scheduled to join the three crew members

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that are already on board the
International Space Station in October.

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The crew has spent a very busy day today.

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Just completed their lunch break, and
they're in the early afternoon of their day.

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They've had a wide range of tasks including
the capture of video and photographs

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of Hurricane Katia and Tropical Storm Nate.

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This is a video of Hurricane
Katia that was captured today.

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That video will be playing
today again in our update.

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It was playing earlier.

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It can be seen on the web at NASA dot gov

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and also today during the
NASA daily Video File updates.

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Again, the crew has been busy capturing images
not only of Katia but also Bulgaria, Portugal,

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Jamaica and the Mississippi delta.

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Fossum has been working today,
as you saw some video earlier,

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working in the Combustion Integration Rack,
working on a manifold bottle replacement there,

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and Furukawa also did some work with
the Vehicle Cabin Atmospheric Module.

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The crew on board the space station today
again is wrapping up a very busy week.

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We wanted to make sure that you are aware

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that next week the crew will
be busy saying their farewell.

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The Expedition 28 farewell and Soyuz
hatch closure is scheduled, again,

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next week on Thursday September 15.

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That is planned for 4:40 p.m.
Again, that's the hatch closure.

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Then the undocking coverage will begin
at 7:15 p.m. These are all Central times.

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Again, that's the undocking coverage
for the Expedition 28 crew as they begin

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to leave the International Space Station.

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Deorbit burn and landing coverage
begins at 9:30 p.m. Central time.

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These are all on Thursday September 15.

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And then of course the Expedition 29 update
will begin at 10 a.m. on Friday September 16,

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and there will be coverage
of one of the Star City...

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the Karaganda ceremony for the Expedition
28 will also be seen on NASA Television,

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and that is set for Friday September
16 at 9:30 a.m. I'm sorry that time