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>> Kelly Humphries: Good day,

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and welcome to "Space
Station Live"

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and the Christopher C. Kraft
Jr. Mission Control Center

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in Houston, Texas, where a team

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of flight controllers is
watching over the activities

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of the Expedition 35

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and 36 crews aboard the
International Space Station.

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Flight Director today
is Dina Contella,

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and she's on console
being assisted

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by Spacecraft Communicator
or CAPCOM, Jeremy Hansen.

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It's appropriate for Jeremy
to be on console today

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with the first Canadian
Commander preparing

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to depart the Space
Station tonight.

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Hansen's also a Canadian
Space Agency astronaut.

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He was picked in May of
2009 as one of two members

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of the third Canadian
astronaut selection class.

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One of 14 members of the
20th NASA astronaut class,

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and he graduated from training
-- his initial training in 2011.

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On board the International
Space Station, of course,

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we still have six
astronauts and cosmonauts.

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The Expedition 35 crew is made
up of Commander Chris Hadfield,

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who has just handed over command

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of the station to
Pavel Vinogradov.

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He's joined by Roman Romanenko

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of the Russian Federal Space
Agency, Tom Marshburn of NASA,

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Chris Cassidy of NASA, and of
course, Alexander Misurkin also

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of the Canadian -- of the
Russian Federal Space Agency.

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The crew is going through
a very busy morning.

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They awoke a little
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getting some extra rest after
a busy space walking weekend,

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at 6:00 a.m. Central Time this
morning to begin preparations

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for the departure of Hadfield,
Romanenko, and Tom Marshburn,

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who'll be coming home
later this evening

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to the [inaudible]
of Kazakhstan.

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We have a replay of the
daily planning conference

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in which Hadfield and
[inaudible] played tribute

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to the flight control
teams that support them.

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Let's take a listen to that now.

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>> [inaudible] station
[inaudible].

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Good morning, Houston.

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[inaudible] Houston.

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>> [inaudible] Good morning,
International Space Station.

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We're happy to join you on the
first day of Expedition 36.

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>> [inaudible] Expedition 36.

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[inaudible].

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[inaudible] to ask

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if [inaudible] start
[inaudible] of Houston.

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[pause]

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>> Houston, good morning.

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>> Jeremy Hansen:
Good morning, Chris.

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Great to talk to you.

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Important day today.

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We're looking forward
to getting some

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of the precious cargo you
have onboard safely back

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to the planet Earth today.

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>> Chris Hadfield: All
smiles up here, Jeremy.

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>> Jeremy Hansen:
Yeah, absolutely.

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We don't have a lot
for you today.

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The plan's on board [inaudible]
you know Delta for Houston.

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Basically, we just wanted to
send along our words of thanks

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for the hard work for the
Expedition 35 crew before they

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come home.

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We wish them God's
speed and safe travels.

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And when -- if you have
any comments or questions

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for us, we're standing by.

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But if not, I'll pass you
over to Penny in Huntsville.

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She had some words.

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>> Chris Hadfield: Hey, Jeremy,
just before we leave Houston --

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it's been an incredible
personal experience as well

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as an extremely satisfying
professional experience for all

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of us on board, as Tom and
I are packing up our things,

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getting ready to go home.

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And we will be talking to
Huntsville and the other centers

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that have done

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such a magnificent
job around the world.

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I just wanted to
momentarily thank the --

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my home agency, the
Canadian Space Agency,

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who have worked this flight for
years and years and supported

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so magnificently and have
allowed all this to happen

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on behalf of my country.

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And it's just been an
extremely fulfilling

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and amazing experience
end to end.

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We're of course focusing very
much on [inaudible] home now

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and looking forward to seeing
everybody face-to-face.

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But from this Canadian
to all the rest of them,

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I offer an enormous debt
of thanks and look forward

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to seeing everybody soon.

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>> Jeremy Hansen:
Well, the feeling is --

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>> Tom Marshburn:
Jeremy, I'd like to --

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I'd like to just
step in real quick.

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This is Tom, and just to close
it out from us, finishing up 35.

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I just want to say never
forget that what everyone does

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down there is absolutely
miraculous,

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not only keeping this incredible
spacecraft going but taking care

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of your fellow human
beings up on board.

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So, thanks for your patience,
and thanks for everything.

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>> Jeremy Hansen: Everyone
on the ground is more

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than happy to do that job.

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You guys make this
very fulfilling

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for everybody watching
the way you work in space.

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It looks like it's just
been an amazing place to be.

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Makes us all envious.

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We want to come up
there and join you.

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You've done a really great job.

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And Chris, I know from
the Canadian Space Agency,

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I received some emails
yesterday.

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There's a lot of pride
there in what you've done.

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Everyone's very appreciative
of your efforts

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to make a name for
Canada and space.

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So, thank you from all of us.

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>> Kelly Humphries: And
very appropriate words.

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As Tom Marshburn mentioned,
the Herculean efforts

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of mission control here and
Chris Hadfield, the Commander --

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off-going Commander --
thanking folks around the world

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that have supported
their stay on orbit.

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A good example of that was this
weekend's activity on Thursday.

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We saw a major increase to
a leak of an ammonia system

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out on the P6 truss structure
on the Space Station.

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Within just a couple of days,
the mission control team working

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with the crew on orbit was able
to put together a space walk

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that successfully removed
and replaced the pump

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and flow control subassembly box
on Saturday during a five-hour

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and 30-minute space
walk that was turned

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around probably quicker
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on the International
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Flight controllers here continue
to monitor the successful work

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of Chris Cassidy and Tom
Marshburn, who were outside

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for that space walk, as
they watched the pump

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and flow control subsystem
box that was installed.

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So far, we're not seeing any
instances of the large leak

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that we were seeing
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The older box that was installed

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in a stowage platform is
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signs of minor leakage.

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It's going to take four

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to six weeks before we can
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need and follow the [inaudible]
of this leakage to ensure

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that this has solved the
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on for quite some
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of the ammonia cooling systems

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that help cool the
electrical generations,

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solar array systems, and the
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Otherwise, everything is set
for tonight's return to Earth

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of the Expedition 35, folks.

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Commander Chris Hadfield, Soyuz
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and NASA flight engineer
Tom Marshburn are going

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to be wrapping up 146
days in space and 144 days

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on the International
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Of course, yesterday,
Hadfield turned over command

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of the station to
Pavel Vinogradov

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in the change of
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And Expedition 36
formally begins tonight

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at 6:08 p.m. Central
Time at the time

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that the Soyuz spacecraft
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Romanenko, and Marshburn home.

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>> [inaudible] 35.

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It is time to --

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>> Kelly Humphries: We do have
a small snippet of the change

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of command ceremony that
we'll replay for you later.

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Our hatch closure is scheduled

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for 2:50 p.m. Central
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and then undocking's scheduled
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[inaudible] with the
deorbit burn that's planned

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for 8:37 p.m. Central
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in Kazakhstan 9:30 p.m.
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That's going to be southeast of
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Kazakhstan, and the helicopters
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in route to get ready
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for that landing
activity later tonight.

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Meanwhile, the next crew to go

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up on the International
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Karen Nyberg, Luca
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And their backups are doing
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all set to depart Thursday
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at the Baikonur [inaudible]
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for their final launch
preparations