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[COMMENTATOR] Good morning this is a live view
inside the International Space Station flight

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control room located the Johnson
Space Center in Houston Texas.

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You're seeing the Orbit 2 team at their
stations and monitoring the vehicle systems.

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This is the Orbit 2 team being led

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by flight director Chris Edelen shown
here in the center of your view.

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And to his right is veteran
astronaut Shannon Lucid who is serving

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as the voice the flight control team.

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That console position is known as the Capcom
and do represent the flight crew office as well

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as the flight control team,
basically the liaison between the two,

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helping to facilitate the activities.

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On board the expedition 30 crew is at work
and all the activities going smoothly.

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They're in the early to midafternoon
of their crew day.

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The International Space Station
is just making its way over the,

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on a southeasterly track over
the southern Pacific Ocean.

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As you can see from this view it's in
orbital night but just minutes from crossing

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over the terminator line to the orbital day.

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The vehicle experiences 16 sunrises
and sunsets each 24-hour period.

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Inside the International Space Station the
Expedition 30 crew of Commander Dan Burbank

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and cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov
and Anatoly Ivanishin are

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at work in their afternoon activities.

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Everything is going smoothly onboard
the International Space Station.

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At this time Commander Dan Burbank
is working in the US segment.

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He is specifically working on some
routine maintenance associated

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with the Waste Hygiene Compartment.

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This is a close in look at some of
equipment that he's been working on.

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[RUSSIAN LANGUAGE] [TRANSLATOR] Well the
EGB containers we use for urine, 984,

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is reflected in the IMS, IMS
database only as the cover.

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But not the shell.

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I don't know who came with this
brilliant idea to write down the number

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for the containers from inside of the cover.

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But if you haven't reflected that then it'll
be too boring but won't if I take a knife

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and open this up and then I can get the number.

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Otherwise I don't have it.

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Well when is going to open the cover.

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So let us figure it out.

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Thanks. [COMMENTATOR] That a bit of dialog
between Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov

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who is timelined to be performing some activity
with the service modules in the Russian segment,

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and that a bit of discussion with ground control
team as he's working through that activity.

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Commander Dan Burbank continuing
along with his work

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in the Waste Hygiene Compartment performing
maintenance that includes changing

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out the urine hose and insert filter.

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That is all going smoothly and per the schedule.

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That is a test that was timelined to last about
an hour and half, and he's in the tail end

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of that activity working in tandem
with the ground control team here,

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but all the activities going
smoothly on that maintenance work.

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Once he's completed this activity he'll
move onto set up of the onboard ultrasound,

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which is similar to ultrasounds
used here on the Earth.

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That enables them to perform various scans
of the human body and that will be part

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of a larger task later this
afternoon for him as part

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of the Integrated Cardiovascular experiment.

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Today's activities will include
set up of the ultrasound as well

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as performing an echocardiogram with guidance
from the Integrated Cardiovascular ground team.

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That will take up the bulk of the
afternoon for Commander Dan Burbank.

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He'll wrap up his time with a evening
daily planning conference tag up,

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joined by his counterparts for that, and
then some off-duty and personal time.

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The crew is scheduled for their crew
sleep at 3:30 p.m. central time.

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The crew members woke up
at midnight central time,

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which is the standard wakeup
time for the orbiting crew.

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They have a routine inspection of the vehicle
and then some personal time for their breakfast

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and hygiene before they kickoff
the day's activities with a start

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of day daily planning conference.

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This is a look again at that Expedition 30 crew.

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Dan Burbank in the center, Anton Shkaplerov at
the left and Anatoly Ivanishin in the far right.

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The morning included wide array of
tasks including some maintenance work.

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Burbank also downloaded data from earlier runs

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on an Integrated Cardiovascular
experiment session.

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He also performed activation of
the Anomalous Long-Term Effects

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In Astronaut Central Nervous System Shield
Experiment, which provides an assessment

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of the radiation environment inside
the International Space Station.

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Switching now back to live view in the US
segment where Burbank is continuing the work

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on the Waste Hygiene Compartment, in
the last 10 or 15 minutes of that task.

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All that going smoothly.

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Here in the flight control room the Orbit
2 team's in the early part of their shift.

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They generally perform their
handover from the Orbit One team

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around 7 or 7:30 a.m. central time.

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All the activities going smoothly here.

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Yesterday while the Johnson Space Center
itself was closed due to a power outage,

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the flight control team remained
on duty using the backup system.

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There was no interruption to the space
station operations or the ground support here.