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Good morning and welcome from mission control
Houston for joining us, joining us today for

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the International Space Station update hour.

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Getting a look now inside as ground personnel
in Houston, Texas, monitor systems on board

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the orbiting laboratory.

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Currently on console the Orbit 2 team is hard
at work, and they're being led today by flight

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director Emily Nelson.

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They’re supporting the crew of the Expedition
30 currently orbiting on the International

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Space Station just passing over Baja, California,
a few moments ago and continuing down the

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Western coast of Mexico.

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That crew on board again is Expedition 30,
and they're being led by NASA astronaut and

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Commander Dan Burbank, there in the front
row left of your screen.

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And joining him also in the front row is Russian
cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko.

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And then across the back row starting on the
left are Russian cosmonauts Anton Shkaplerov

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and Anatoly Ivanishin.

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They’re joined by European Space Agency
astronaut Andre Kuipers, and then finally

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rounding out the crew on the right is NASA
astronaut Don Pettit.

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The crew woke up about midnight central time
today for another off-duty day as they are

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recovering from a vigorous weekend where they
were unloading cargo from that recently docked

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Progress 46 vehicle, which arrived at the
station late Wed.. late Friday evening at

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6:09 p.m. central time.

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The crew has just a few activities scheduled
on their timeline for each one.

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Commander Burbank doing some work with the
Integrated Cardiovascular monitoring system

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alongside with Don Pettit who’s doing some
data downloads from his, so commander Burbank

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there.

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Burbank also did a Reaction self test upon
waking today which is a quick 5 minute test

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that allows crew members to monitor the daily
effects of any fatigue due to performance

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onboard the station.

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Anton Shkaplerov is working today with the
Immuno experiment, a Russian research look

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at determining changes in stress and immune
responses during these long-duration stays

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on board the station.

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He’s also participating in a Russian public
affairs event with Russian television stations

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and joining him will be Russian cosmonauts
Anatoly Ivanishin and Oleg Kononenko.

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Ivanishin also today will be doing some laptop
software refresh work, looking at some of

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the antivirus software on one of those computers
in the Russian segment.

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And then the final Russian cosmonaut Oleg
Kononenko will also be doing some routine

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coolant maintenance.

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European astronaut Andre Kuipers’ major
activity for the day will be setting up the

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Earth Knowledge Acquired By Middle School
Students WORF camera.

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WORF standing for the Window Observational
Research Facility.

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That is an educational experiment that allows
students on the ground to actively participate

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in space-based research.

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And the final crew member of Expedition 30,
Don Pettit, again is doing some work with

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the Integrated Cardiovascular system, which
is a research study that looks at heart atrophy

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due to the microgravity environment onboard
the International Space Station.

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He’s doing some data downloads to controllers
here on the ground.

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After all this the crew will be scheduled
go to sleep at about 3:30 p.m. central time

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today, bringing a close to an off-duty day
again following a vigorous unloading activity