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>> Good morning.

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Thank you for joining us
for Space Station live

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from the Mission
Control Center located

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at the Johnson Space
Center in Houston, Texas.

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Our second shift for the
flight control team is

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on duty, known as Orbit Two.

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This team works with the
crew during the second half

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of the crew day, starting
just before the midday meal

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for the station crew.

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Today leading that team is
Flight Director, Emily Nelson.

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She's being assisted by
Astronaut Serena Aunon,

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who's representing
the crew office

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at the Cab Com Console
in this view.

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Her voice is the one that you
hear most of the time dialoging

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with the crew through the
afternoon of their crew day.

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On board we have the
Expedition 35 crew

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of NASA Astronauts Tom
Marshburn and Chris Cassidy,

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joined by Canadian Space Agency
Astronaut Chris Hadfield,

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who's serving as the
Expedition Commander,

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and Cosmonauts Alexander
Misurkin,

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Pavel Vinogradov,
and Roman Romanenko.

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The crew workweek is
underway with the crew now

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in the early afternoon
of their crew day.

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They woke at 1:00
a.m. Central Time.

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The first half of the day
for Commander Chris Hadfield,

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and Flight Engineer,
Tom Marshburn,

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were reaction self-test.

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Girls this is a portable test
on board that helps to measure

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and study crew fatigue
experienced during long duration

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space flights.

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They also took sample
collections and measurements

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as part of the Pro-K
metabolism study.

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All of the crew members then had
some off-duty time for hygiene

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and breakfast before their
start of the crew day,

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with a daily planning
conference tag-up with all

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of their supporting
flight control centers.

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Their morning also included
a vehicle inspection

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and rebooting of laptops.

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For Commander Chris Hadfield,

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his first activities
included photography

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of some experiment operations
on the Human Research Facility.

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He's also participating in the
Circadian Rhythms experiment.

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He also had exercise sessions
in potable water collections

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for in-flight chemical
and microbial analysis.

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And experiment work on the
binary Colloidal Alloy Test.

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NASA Astronaut Tom Marshburn
also had experiment work,

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performing blood draws, also
for the Human Research Facility,

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and a big chunk of his day
focused on Robonaut operations.

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In this case, he was
assisted by Chris Cassidy

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to dawn a special
helmet and glove

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that will help accommodate
telerobotic operations

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in the future by using
those special devices,

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Marshburn was able to
control Robonaut's head

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and hand movements using
his telerobotics gear.

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That capability will
allow the astronauts

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to make real time decisions

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and control Robonaut's'
actions in the future.

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Meanwhile, Cosmonauts
Pavel Vinogradov

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and Roman Romanenko
were preparing

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for space walking
activities, gathering tools

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and recharging the batteries
in their Orlan spacesuits

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for their upcoming spacewalk.

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That EVA or extravehicular
activity is planned

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for April 19th, and will focus
on deployment and retrieval

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of experiments on
the Russian segment.

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In the replacement of a retro
reflector navigation aid

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on the [inaudible]
to service module.

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That will be used for the
unpiloted European space

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agency's Albert Einstein
Automated Transfer Vehicle

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when it approaches
for automated docking

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to the space station in June.

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Now in the mid-afternoon
of the crew day,

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the crew members are continuing
with their afternoon tasks.

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Tom Marshburn will have all

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of his exercise sessions this
afternoon, including exercise

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on the treadmill, as well
as the cycle ergometer.

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He'll also have some time
allocated for journal entries

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which is a part of
an ongoing study

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for long duration crew members.

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Chris Cassidy will perform
water sample analysis

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and also some other work on
the water reclamation system

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and sample collections for
the Human Research Facility.

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Commander Chris Hadfield will
also perform water sample

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analysis, as well
as some adjustments

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to the video camera
assembly on board.

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He'll also collect samples
for the energy experiment,

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which is another
ongoing research study

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for long duration crew
members that's being conducted

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by the European Space
Agency to measure changes

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in the energy balances
of crew members,

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and also their adaptations
to total energy expenditure.

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The Cosmonauts will continue
their afternoon activities

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with battery operations
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as well as some transfer
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from the progress cargo craft.

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They will close out their
evening with some personal time

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and their evening meal.