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Good morning.

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This is Mission Control Houston.

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We're live from the Mission
Control Center located

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at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.

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You're looking at a live view here in the
International Space Station Flight Control Room.

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This is a view of the Orbit 2 Team on duty
being led by Flight Director Chris Edelen,

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shown here in the lower right
portion of your view.

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He's leading this team in the
second part of the crew day.

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About 25 different flight controllers
here supporting the vehicle itself,

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as well as the on-orbit crew and the operations.

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Edelen is also being supported by
veteran astronaut Shannon Lucid,

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who's representing the crew
office at the Capcom console.

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They serve as the voice of the flight control
team as needed with the on-orbit crew.

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All of the activities are going
smoothly here in the control center.

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The vehicle itself performing well
and on a north-easterly track.

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It's just made it's way over Iran
and traveling now over Uzbekistan.

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It'll continue on a north-easterly
track, making it's way over Kazakhstan

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and the border of Mongolia and Russia.

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Onboard, the Expedition 30 crew is working
steadily through their afternoon activities.

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We don't have a live uplink with the station
at the moment, but they've been continuing

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on track through their afternoon.

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They're about midway through their afternoon
having just completed their lunch break

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about two hours ago.

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This is a look at the crew with Commander and
NASA astronaut Dan Burbank there at the center

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and in the left of the view is Anton
Shkaplerov at the left, and to his right,

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Anatoly Ivanishin also a fellow cosmonaut to
the right and Flight Engineer 2 for this crew.

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Again, all the activities going smoothly.

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The crew woke up at midnight Central
time and after about an hour and a half

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for personal time, hygeine and their breakfast
they had their daily planning conference

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which is a start-of-the-day tagup with all
of the supporting flight control centers.

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The first task of the day included some work

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on the Environmental Health
System air quality monitoring,

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as well as the Intramodular Valve monitoring.

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Burbank's morning also included
the monthly inspection of the TVIS,

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or the special treadmill that's
used by the on-orbit crews.

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He also did some computer
work in the Columbus module

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and performed a HAM radio
event with students in Japan.

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After their morning activities,
again they had a midday meal.

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The afternoon has included some
additional work on a science experiment,

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specifically about an hour or so
dedicated to work with the PACE experiment,

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which is the Preliminary
Advanced Colloids Experiment.

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We have some video of Dan Burbank working on the
experiment we'll play for you later this hour.

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He also performed an analysis on a sample from
the Total Organic Carbon Analyzer known as TOCA

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and the Water Recovery System
and also performed part

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of his exercise session using
the resistive exercise device.

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His cosmonaut counterparts also worked
on Medical Officer proficiency training,

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as well as their exercise sessions and a
swap out of the photo-TV camcorders onboard.

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The crew also joined for an audio conference