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good morning from NASA's Johnson Space

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Center this is Mission Control Houston

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it's Tuesday August 22nd 2012 you're

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looking at the International Space

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Station flight control room from the

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front of the room looking across the

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consoles of the flight control team

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members who are supporting the orbit

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shift team today that is working

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throughout the day supporting activities

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aboard the International Space Station

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in the room today overseeing the team is

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once again flight director Brian Smith

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you see him there in the white shirt he

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has joined on console by a veteran

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astronaut Anna Fisher she's serving as

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the spacecraft communicator or the

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Capcom she is the voice link between the

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flight control team and the crew aboard

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the International Space Station the

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space station currently tracking about

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250 4 miles above the earth tracking

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northeasterly across Bolivia will pass

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high above Brazil and then out across

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the Atlantic Ocean the next coastal

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crossing the northwest coastline of

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Portugal will track across Spain France

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and much of European nations before

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heading out across Russia Kazakhstan

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into an orbital sunset from this vantage

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point the station is circling the Earth

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about every 92 minutes offering an

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orbital sunrise and sunset to the crew

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members aboard the International Space

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Station that make up the expedition 32

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crew that crew arrived at the station at

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two different times the three of the

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crew members including commander gennady

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padalka flight engineer sergei revin and

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flight engineer joe acaba arrived at the

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station back in mid-may aboard their

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soyuz tma 4m spacecraft they are slated

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to return home in mid-september their

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return home date right now is Sunday

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September 16th those three crew members

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have been aboard the station now 98 days

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today marks their 100th day in space the

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other three crew members that joined

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those three back in mid-july about a

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month ago our flight engineers yuri

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malenchenko

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chanko and flight engineer suni Williams

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also flight engineer akihiko hoshide a

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aki hoshide a representing the japan

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aerospace exploration agency Sonny

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Williams of course a u.s. astronaut

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milenge and co a Russian cosmonaut so

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the six crew members day began they've

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restored their wake and sleep schedules

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to their pretty much normal times which

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is they wake up about one o'clock in the

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morning and go to bed about 4 30 each

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afternoon us central time they have

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focused their attention today on

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activities in the Russian segment for

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the Russian colleagues including a very

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detailed debrief of the space Walker

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that was conducted on Monday by padalka

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and malenchenko that five hour 51 minute

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a spacewalk provided them a great deal

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of of background to provide to the teams

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on the ground they've been talking to

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their flight control team about that in

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the meantime sunny williams and aki

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hoshide a who will be performing a

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us-based spacewalk honest 30th are back

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in the US air lock quest they are

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preparing tools and the spacesuits that

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they will wear for their spacewalk again

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planned for August 30th to replace a

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faulty power relay unit on the station's

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truss structure they'll also route some

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power cables for the Russian scientific

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laboratory that will replace the piers

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docking compartment and they'll also

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replace remove and replace a failing

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camera that's out on the Canadian

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provided canadarm2 robotic arm that

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makes up the station's robotic work

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station on the outside of the complex in

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addition their scientific activity going

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on inside the station Joe acabas been

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working pretty extensively with another

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experiment in the u.s. laboratory the B

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cat experiment which is the binary

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colloidal colloidal alloy test the test

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today is

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the colloidal science on the

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International Space Station supporting

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the Canadian science mission board ISS

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known as be cat C 1 so he's been working

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very detailed activities associated with

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that in support of that experiment so a

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busy day for the crew aboard the station