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And welcome once again to
Mission Control, Houston.

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You're joining us here in the International
Space Station flight control room

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where the Orbit Two team is currently
on console monitoring systems

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on board the orbiting laboratory.

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That team today is being led by
Flight Director Tony Ceccacci,

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and joining him at the Capcom console is Hal
Getzelman, serving as the communication link

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

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And those astronauts right now
are the crew of Expedition 30.

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They're being led by NASA astronaut Dan
Burbank there in the front left of your screen,

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and behind him are Russian cosmonauts
Anton Shkaplerov and Anatoly Ivanishin.

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Then further along on the back row, you have
European Space Agency astronaut Andre Kuipers,

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NASA astronaut Don Pettit and in the front
right, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko.

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The crew woke up at about
1 a.m. Central time today.

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Began their day getting straight to
work on a number of science experiments

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and maintenance activities throughout station.

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Commander Burbank is continuing some
weekly cleaning that he started yesterday,

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just trying to keep the station systems
and environment in tiptop shape.

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He'll also be working on the Atmosphere
Revitalization System, changing out

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and cleaning a bacteria filter and then also
doing some work on the Water Recovery System,

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removing and replacing a
Recycle Filter Tank Assembly.

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Meanwhile, Russian cosmonaut Anton
Shkaplerov is spending the majority

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of his time today removing a few components from
the Poisk module, or the Mini-Research Module 2,

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then transferring them over to
the docked Progress 46 vehicle.

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His fellow Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin
started his day out immediately upon waking

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up with the Russian SPRUT experiment, which
looks to study how the long-duration spaceflight

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and all that time spent in microgravity affects
the astronauts' ability to stay hydrated

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and also how the fluid is
distributed throughout their bodies.

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He'll also be doing some cargo
activities with that Progress 46 vehicle

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and also updating the station's
Inventory Management System.

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The third Russian cosmonaut
Oleg Kononenko is removing

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and replacing a few tools throughout the Russian
maintenance work areas in the Russian segment.

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He'll be spending pretty much
his entire day doing that.

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Meanwhile European Space Agency astronaut
Andre Kuipers earlier today was swapping

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out a laptop portable workstation,
updating some of the software in it,

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and also setting up a new
virtual network for the computers.

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And then just a few minutes ago, he participated
in an ESA, or European Space Agency,

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astronaut public affairs event where
he spoke with a crowd at a planetarium

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in his native country of The Netherlands.

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And again, that was just a few moments ago.

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The final crew member of Expedition 30, Don
Pettit, is devoting his entire day to science.

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You can see he is working in
the Kibo module right now.

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He has been working on the CsPINs experiment
today, which he was also doing yesterday

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and has been working on over
the last month or so.

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And that is a Japanese experiment that looks

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to investigate the effects of
microgravity on plant growth.

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And following that, he'll be working today
with the BASS experiment, or the Burning

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And Suppression of Solids, which is an
investigation that looks to examine the burning