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Good morning and welcome to today's International
Space Station update hour.

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Getting a look now here inside the flight
control room in Houston Texas while the Orbit

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Two team is on console monitoring systems
onboard the orbiting laboratory.

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That team today's being led by flight director
Ron Spencer, there in the center of your screen,

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and joining him just to the top is Capcom
Richard Arnold, serving as the communication

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link between controllers here on the ground
and the astronauts in space.

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And those crew members up there right now
are the Expedition 30 crew, and they are being

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led by NASA astronaut Dan Burbank, there in
the front center of your screen on the left,

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and behind him Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov
and Anatoly Ivanishin.

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On the right side of the screen you have the
remaining three crew members, European Space

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Agency astronaut Andre Kuipers, Russian cosmonaut
Oleg Kononenko and NASA astronaut Don Pettit.

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Crew awoke today at about midnight central
time, began their day with a daily daily planning

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conference before moving into some fairly
rigorous experiment and maintenance activities.

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Commander Burbank is finishing up some Internal
Thermal Control Subsystem sampling taken some

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samples from the Tranquility and Harmony modules
today, as well as doing a microscope checkout

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on the JAXA clean bench in the Kibo Japanese
module.

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Later on the day, he'll be doing some on orbit
training with the space station's remote manipulator

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system or the robotic arm along with Andre
Kuipers and Don Pettit.

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You can see that robotic arm there just in
the center of your screen.

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Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov is continuing
with some cargo stowage audits as there has

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been a number of resupply actions going on
here with the recent Progress departure just

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a few days ago and the Progress launch scheduled
for later today.

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He will also be participating in the BAR experiment
which is a Russian look at selection and testing

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of different detection methods and then means
for searching for depressurization of any

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of the International Space Station modules.

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He’ll be joined in that by fellow Russian
cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin.

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Ivanishin along with that BAR experiment will
be working on Pneumocard which is another

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Russian study that looks at the adaptation
of the astronauts’ cardiovascular system,

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one of the many bodily systems that is affected
during the.. by that microgravity environment

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during these long-duration spaceflights.

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The final Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko
is also assisting Shkaplerov with some of

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that equipment audit, looking at all the cargo
remaining onboard before doing some maintenance

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on the Russian segment coolant systems as
well as the Elektron system which generates

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oxygen for the astronauts on board.

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European Space Agency astronaut Andre Kuipers
did some work in the NanoRacks today doing

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a microscope checkout of his own before doing
some software updates and also participating

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in a public affairs event with European industry
leaders and media on the ground.

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Rounding out the crew astronaut Don Pettit
participated in the Legos experiment which

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uses the famous Lego building blocks that
you can find here on Earth.

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He built a Lego model of the Solar Dynamics
Observatory as well as a radar satellite as

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part of an educational event onboard the station.

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He’ll also do some maintenance on the Waste
and Hygiene Compartment and also starting

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up his Integrated Cardiovascular monitoring
system which is an American experiment, similar

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to that Russian Pneumocard, studying the cardiovascular
system.

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The other major event on the docket for today
will be that Progress 46 launch which will