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This is Mission Control,
Houston.

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A lot of science work on board
the International Space Station

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on the agenda to start this
new week, but also a lot

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of work being done
for preparation

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for a big activity that's
coming up next week.

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Commander Gennady Padalka

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and Flight Engineer Yuri
Malenchenko spent Monday

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outfitting the Orlan
spacesuits that they'll wear

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for a spacewalk next
Monday, August 20.

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They'll be going outside
to relocate a cargo crane

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from the Pirs docking
compartment to the Zarya module,

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as well as to install
some new debris shielding

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on the Zvezda module,
deploy a small satellite

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and retrieve some
exposure experiments.

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Flight Engineer Sergei Revin
spent much of his day working

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with the Russian laptop
computer software updates,

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as well as virus
protection operations,

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and then the afternoon

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on a Russian experiment
that is called Bar.

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In that experiment, the
investigators are testing

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out principles and methods for
space station leak control.

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Flight Engineer Aki Hoshide
started out the day setting

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up the ultrasound hardware
for the Sprint experiment

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and then got some help from
Flight Engineer Joe Acaba

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to don some of that hardware.

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Then with ground help,
Hoshide did self-scans

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of his leg during exercise.

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The Sprint experiment
is evaluating how well

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high-intensity and low-volume
exercise sessions help maintain

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a crew member's physical
fitness as compared

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to a low-intensity
exercise that is conducted

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over a longer period of time.

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Joe Acaba also had time
on his schedule on Monday

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for maintenance on the Total
Organic Carbon Analyzer as well

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as maintenance with the
YouTube Space Lab experiment

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Spider Enclosure.

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For Flight Engineer
Suni Williams,

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she spent a good
portion of the early part

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of her day taking some samples

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for ongoing biological
investigations

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of station crew members.

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She also conducted maintenance

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on hardware inside the
Columbus laboratory module and,

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late in the day, did
ultrasound self-scans as part

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of the Sprint experiment too.

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Tuesday will see the
Russian crew members focusing

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on spacewalk preparation.

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The U.S. Operating System
crew members will be involved

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as well.

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Spacewalk prep is going on not
only for the Russian spacewalk

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to be conducted next week,
but the start of maintenance

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on the U.S. spacesuits for the
late August spacewalk that'll be

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conducted out of
the Quest airlock.

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Crew members also have a
lot of science operations,

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with Hoshide starting
the reconfiguration

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of a new aquatic habitat,
plus ultrasound examination

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of crew members' eyes as part
of the continuing investigation