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good morning and welcome to mission

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control houston and the international

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space station update hour

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we're here with the international space

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station flight control team inside the

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international space station flight

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control room which is led today by

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flight director jerry jason with capcom

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onboard the space station the members of

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the expedition 33 crew are winding down

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on the end of two very busy weeks

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currently orbiting 216 miles above the

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south pacific ocean and heading toward

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the coast of mexico

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they are commander sunny williams and

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flight engineers kevin ford anki hoshide

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yuri malenchenko oleg novitskiy of

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and let's see williams malenchenko and

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hoshide launched to the station in july

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and will be heading home on november

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18th

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today is their 111th day in space

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and 109th of the space station

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their crewmates ford novitskiy and

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tarelkin just joined them last week so

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they're on their 11th day in space and

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just their ninth at the space station

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however they definitely got off to a

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running start

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in their stay which will last until

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march

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the most recent of the big events

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they've been taking place this week is

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of course yesterday's us spacewalk

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ford helped williams and hoshide on into

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their spacesuit and out the door for

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what turned out to be a 6 hour and 38

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minute space walk

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they started at 7 29 a.m central time

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yesterday and wrapped up at 207 pm

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having rerouted the station's external

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cooling system to use an old radio on

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the radiator on the port side of the

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station's trush rather

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truss rather than the usual

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which teams here on the ground suspect

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may be the source of an ammonia leak

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few views here from that space walk

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preceding that there were a couple of

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significant events on wednesday first

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the arrival of the progress 49 resupply

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bringing with it 2050 pounds of

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propellant 62 pounds of oxygen

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42 pounds of air and 926 pounds of water

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plus 2 738 pounds of spare parts

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experiment hardware and maintenance

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equipment for a total delivery weight of

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2.9 tons

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and lunch from baikonur cosmodrome at 2

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on wednesday and arrived less than five

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hours later at 8 33 a.m for a docking

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following that the thrusters on the

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progress 48 vehicle docked to the piers

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docking compartment were fired to raise

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and avoid a small fragment of debris

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from the iridium-33 satellite that

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flight controllers on the ground thought

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had a possibility of crossing paths with

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the space station in its former orbit

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the maneuver was able to raise the

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the way of the debris however only one

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the progress were used to execute the

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reboost instead of both sets on two

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manifolds

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that meant that the station's total

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attitude change was reduced from what

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the single manifold selection was a

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result of a software configuration

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and all the burn lasted 10 minutes and

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was automatically terminated by the

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thruster cutoff limit

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regardless as i said the station was

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still able to get out of the way of the

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debris and the crew were never in any

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danger in the end for the reboost

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increased the station's altitude by 0.18

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miles at the apogee and 0.49 miles of

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the station's now orbiting at an

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attitude of or altitude of

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statute miles ball systems functioning

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and the week kicked off with a farewell

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to the spacex dragon vehicle which

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wrapped up its 18-day stay at the space

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station with a successful splashdown in

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the pacific ocean it carried to the

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station 882 pounds of cargo including

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260 pounds of crew supplies

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390 pounds of scientific research

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225 pounds of hardware

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and perhaps more exciting

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uh since it's been a while since we've

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been able to return large amounts of

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deliveries to the earth it undocked with

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1 673 pounds of cargo including 163

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pounds of crew supplies 866 pounds of

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scientific research

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and 518 pounds of hardware

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it's another busy day at the state

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station and in fact today marks 12 full

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years of busy days at the space station

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on october 31st 2000 the expedition 1

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crew launched from the baikonur

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cosmodrome in kazakhstan on a two-day

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trip to the space station and they

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became the first crew

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to uh live long term on board it 12

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years ago today on november 2nd 2000.

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commander bill shepherd and flight

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engineers yuri gazenko and sergey

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kierkelev stayed in space for a total of

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136 days

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for that expedition 1.

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that's what's been going on in space