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This is Mission Control Houston.

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The Expedition 30 crew is back at work
onboard the International Space Station

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after an off-duty weekend, back to more science
work as they await the arrival of a new load

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of supplies that is due to
arrive on Wednesday evening.

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On Saturday morning the crew
was ordered to shelter in place

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in their Soyuz vehicles during the closest
approach of a piece of satellite debris.

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That debris passed safely by
the International Space Station

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at 2:38 a.m. Houston time on Saturday morning.

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The first tracking of that hunk of Cosmos
2251 satellite debris came on Friday morning

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which was too late to plan and
execute a debris avoidance maneuver.

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This shelter in place was the third time that
space station crew has been ordered to move

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to their Soyuz' for a possible
conjunction with debris.

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Today, space station Commander Dan Burbank and
Flight Engineer Don Pettit started their day

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with the Cardiovascular Ultrasound experiment.

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That's a routine health monitoring situation.

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Burbank set up, then the Integrated
Cardiovascular monitoring equipment

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for later use.

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And he also prepared for some
upcoming airlock filter maintenance.

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He later joined Flight Engineers
Don Pettit and Andre Kuipers

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for an Automated Transfer Vehicle
transfer conference in advance

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of the European cargo ship's
arrival later this week.

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Flight Engineers Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly
Ivanishin worked on a Russian experiment

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which is testing out principles and methods
for controlling leaks on a spacecraft.

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And they were also then moved to pickup
work from Oleg Kononenko who spent some time

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on Earth observation photography
and also worked with Kuipers

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on ATV rendezvous and docking training.

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Kuipers and Kononenko will be the prime on board
when the "Edoardo Amaldi" arrives on Wednesday.

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Kuipers also spent time today
based on maintenance

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of the Water Recovery System components

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and transferred some software
to the Agricultural Camera.

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He also then spent time as
a moving man moving items

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out of the Pressurized Multipurpose Module.

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Don Pettit started his day installing
new batteries in the four crew quarters

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that are located in Node number 2 and spent
time in his afternoon setting up hardware

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for operations with the experiment
Burning and Suppression of Solids.

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On Tuesday there will be more maintenance
than science for the station crew members

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as they continue to get ready for the
arrival of the European cargo ship