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good morning this is mission control

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houston welcome and thank you for

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joining us for today's edition of iss

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update this tuesday february 5th

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the expedition 34 crew members began

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their day with some time this morning

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for work prep breakfast morning hygiene

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and a daily station inspection

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the crew then kicked off the day with

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the first of two daily planning

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conferences with ground controllers

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around the world to review the day's

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activities and plan for the next set of

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tasks today commander ford is spending

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much of the day working in the destiny

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lab reconfiguring cables of the joint

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station local area network

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and this work is to prepare it for ku

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communication unit installation

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meanwhile the expedition 34 crew

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continued work with a variety of

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biomedical experiments today the crew

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also wrapped up work to replace that

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waste and hygiene compartment urine

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receptacle and also insert a filter

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flight engineer tom marshburn had set up

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for and performed several fluid test

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runs for the capillary flow experiment

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that takes a close look at how fluids

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move up surfaces in a weightless

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environment results from this experiment

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will improve computer models used to

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design fluid transfer systems and fuel

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tanks on future spacecraft

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marshburn also took some time out this

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morning to talk with students at the

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north carolina museum of natural

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sciences of raleigh north carolina

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answered questions like how the crew

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prepares for medical emergencies and how

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the crew keeps track of their days with

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16 sunsets and sunrises

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aboard the international space station

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later marshburn also assisted flight

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engineer chris hadfield with an

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education payload operations

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demonstration known as space sports

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hadfield demonstrated three segments of

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space sports activity this morning

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hadfield then spent some time to inspect

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and activate the microgravity science

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glove box that is used for performing

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contained

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science experiments hadfield then spent

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some time working with a science

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experiment known as in space 3

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in space 3 looks at the changes of

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physical properties

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of colloids and fluids in response to

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magnetic fields the research has

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possible technological application and

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structure design here on earth

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structures such as bridges and buildings

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to better withstand earthquake forces

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and meanwhile on the russian side of the

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house russian flight engineers oleg

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novitskiy evgeny tarakin and roman

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romanenko divide their day between

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hardware inventory maintenance and

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several science experiments including

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the bar experiment which looks at

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methods and instruments for detecting

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the location of a loss of pressure

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aboard the station

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each of the crew members will then put

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in their daily two hours of exercise

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using the onboard gym equipment which

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includes a station bicycle

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a treadmill and an advanced resistive

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exercise device that simulates weight

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lifting 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

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expedition 34 crew members are then

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scheduled to go to bed at 3 30 pm