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now getting a live view inside the

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International Space Station flight

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control room where the team has been

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monitoring the systems aboard the space

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station and supporting the day's

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activities of the expedition 33 crew

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members leading the orbit 2 team here in

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the station flight control room today is

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flight director Chris Edelen shown here

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in the blue shirt and next to him

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serving as Capcom is NASA astronaut Kate

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Rubens who has been relaying all ground

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messages up to the crew now aboard the

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International Space Station his

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commander of the complex nasa astronaut

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suni williams with flight engineers

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russian cosmonaut yuri malenchenko and

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japanese astronaut aki hoshide a

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williams malenchenko and hoshide a

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arrived at the International Space

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Station after docking their soyuz

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spacecraft TMAO 5m to the rassvet module

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on July sixteenth today they complete 83

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days in space

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the space station with its crew aboard

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is flying at an altitude of a little

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more than 260 statute miles the orbiting

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just now coming across a Madagascar and

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I will eventually pass across the

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Arabian Sea and India

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the expedition 33 crew members kicked

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off the day with the first of two daily

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planning conferences with ground

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controllers around the world to review

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the day's activities and plan for the

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topping the news for today for the

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International Space Station a set of

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small amateur radio satellites that

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hitched a ride to the orbiting complex

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aboard the Japanese h2 Transfer Vehicle

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back in late July are being released

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into space that demonstrates another

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capability of the space station as well

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as the science each satellite is

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dedicated to research a couple of weeks

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ago flight engineer Aki hoshide a had

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mounted the small satellites known as

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cube SATs in the Japanese experiment

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module a small satellite orbital

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deployer that is being used to release

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the satellites the satellites were

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affixed to a slide table that carried

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them through the airlock with hatches

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closed on station side ho shedai

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commanded the slide table through the

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airlock and the hatch is open to the

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space side and in a choreographed steps

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between her shedai and flight

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controllers on the ground they commanded

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the Japanese experiment module remote

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manipulator system or the robotic arm to

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grapple the extended slide table aki

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then release the lock that holds the

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multi-purpose experiment platform onto

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the table the arm extracted the deployer

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from the slide table and her shedai then

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airlock the robotic arm was then moved

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to a deploy position that doesn't

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that a small satellite orbital deployer

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has two pods or shoots that holds up to

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three satellites there are a total of

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five satellites flight engineer hoja de

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then worked with the ground to command

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the release of the first two satellites

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the first satellite was released in

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orbit about a half hour ago after a

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countdown from three to launch at nine

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thirty seven a.m. central time hosted a

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then sent congratulations to the team on

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the successful deployment on the 55th

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anniversary of Sputnik 1 the first

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satellite I would be launched into space

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by the Russians that initiated the great

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meanwhile today commander Williams had

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performed a test of the COTS UHF

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communications unit that works in sync

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with the dragon crew command panel in

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advance of the pending arrival of the

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Dragon spacecraft to arrive at the

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station on october 10th the

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communications unit is an avionics box

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that plugs into the station to allow

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communication between the station

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through its antennas and the SpaceX

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Dragon by converting and relaying

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signals between the two spacecraft the

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crew command panel then allows the space

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station crew to interact with the Dragon

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spacecraft that a spacecraft being

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referred to as the SpaceX crs-1 mission

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will be the first commercial resupply

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mission to the International Space

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Station the Dragon capsule that will be

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atop a falcon 9 rocket will roll out to

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the pad for liftoff mid-morning on

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Sunday followed by a launch that evening

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commander Williams also has a robotics

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training session here today for a dragon

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grapple that is scheduled to occur next

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week at seven thirty two a.m. central

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time on October 10 when the S spacecraft

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arrives at the International Space

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earlier this morning commander Williams

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had installed a jumper between a remote

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power control module this is essentially

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a circuit breaker and the lab control

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electronics unit Williams also had

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measured the error velocity in node 1

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node 3 cupola in the lab she then had

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joined her today for this morning small

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and flight engineer who should I had

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worked to depress the Japanese

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experiment module airlock and extend

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that airlock slide table for the ground

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to operate the Japanese robotic arm to

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gravel that multi-purpose experiment

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platform carrying those satellites and

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preparation for this morning small

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satellite deploy again that first

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satellite just occurred at nine thirty

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morning's broadcast to it at about 30

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so hoja de had powered up the cupola

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robotics workstations checked out the

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lab in the cupola robotics workstation

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he had walked to replace the filter and

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the potable water dispenser earlier this

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morning and participated and will

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participate in that onward robotics

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training session with commander Williams

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again this is in advance of the dragons

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spacecraft arrival next week on october

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tenth that launched again is scheduled

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to take place this sunday on october 7th

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and each of the crew members will put in

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their daily two hours of exercise using

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onboard gym equipment that includes a

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station bicycle a treadmill and an

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advanced resistive exercise device that

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simulates weightlifting here on earth

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the crew will then wrap up the day with

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a final daily planning conference with

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the ground and is scheduled to go to bed