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This is a live view in
the flight control room

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at the Johnson space Center.

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You're seeing a view of
the Orbit Two Team which is

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in the early part their shift.

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They just came on duty
here about two hours ago.

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This team being led by Flight
Director Matt Abbott who is just

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in the view here
in the solid blue.

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He's leading this flight control
team and being supported closely

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by astronaut Ricky Arnold who
is sitting to Matt's right,

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or at the center of this view.

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He is an astronaut
representing the crew office

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and also being supported
by Kathy Bolt who is also

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in this view and she's
been highly involved

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in the activities today as well.

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Both of them again serving
as the Capcom and the voice

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of the flight control team
with the onboard crew.

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The crew woke up at
midnight central time

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which is the regular wake up
time for the onboard crew.

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They had some personal time
and hygiene before breakfast

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and then had their morning
inspection of the vehicle

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and some other start up tasks
including experiment samples.

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Once they had their
personal time

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and breakfast they
started their day

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with the daily planning
conference, a chance to tag

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up with their supporting control
centers before beginning the

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activities for the day.

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First up for Commander Kevin
Ford was the Reaction self-test

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which is a small self-test

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that helps onboard crew
members assess their and fatigue

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on performance levels on board.

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He also had some activities with
the video camera install as well

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as reconfigurations of storage
and equipment in the node

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as part of ongoing work with the
Internal Thermal Control System

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which he's been working
on throughout this week.

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Today's activity included
refilling of the cooling loops

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in the Columbus module.

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His fellow colleague

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and astronaut Chris
Hadfield also performed

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that Reaction self-test
and then worked

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on the lab window configurations
for the ISERV study,

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that is the Servir
Environmental Research

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and Visualization System.

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It's an automated system
designed to acquire images

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of the Earth's surface from the
International Space Station.

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And it's primarily a means to
gain experience and expertise

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in automated data acquisition

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from the space station
although it's expected

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to provide useful images for
use in disaster monitoring

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and assessment of
environmental factors as well.

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Hadfield also had time
for exercise and assisted

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with the thermal control
system water collection.

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He also performed power sensor
indicator tests and worked

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with Robonaut, the onboard
robot as seen in this view.

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Meanwhile, their colleague
astronaut Tom Marshburn worked

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on water reclamation
condensate sampling as well

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as Water Processing Assembly
software upgrades and work

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on the configurations of the
Combustion Integration Rack.

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Meanwhile, their cosmonaut
colleagues likewise were working

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in the Russian side
of the segment

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where they conducted various
laptop updates, exercise

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and performed more sessions
of the Typology experiment

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which studies a crew
member's ability to perform

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and communicate under stress.

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With those tasks
complete the crew broke

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for a shared mid-day meal and
then started their afternoon

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with the space station
emergency drill.

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This is an activity that is done
regularly but not frequently

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and it was a full
integrated simulation

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of an emergency scenario aboard
the space station complex.

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This was done with the full
crew, as well as full support

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from the ground control team
in Houston and all locations

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with all the flight
controllers following along

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and simulating all calls and
actions just as they would

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in a real life emergency
situation.

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That drill lasted about an hour
and simulated an ammonia leak

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in the Destiny laboratory
thermal control system.

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Following the sim the crew

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and the flight control team
had an integrated conference

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and debrief to talk
through the exercise.

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They'll continue with
their afternoon activities.

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Again, Commander Kevin
Ford continuing work

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on the thermal control
system configs.

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They'll have exercise sessions,
also an EarQ hearing assessment

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which is an ongoing study for
long-duration crew members

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and continued work with the
Robonaut who's also shown

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in this view and
family conferences.

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They'll wrap up their day

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with the end-of-day
daily planning conference