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good day and welcome to space station

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live we are in the christopher c craft

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junior mission control center and the

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international space station flight

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control room

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here today as a team of flight

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controllers watching over the activities

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of expedition 36 aboard the

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international space station chris

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cassidy worked this morning with the

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spheres experiment which is short for

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synchronized position hold engage and

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reorient experimental satellites and

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this is part of a zero robotics

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competition activity uh that actually is

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a joint activity with the european space

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agency uh to allow students an

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opportunity to program these small

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little satellites that

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maneuver relative to one another inside

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the large volumes of the international

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space station

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these satellites were demonstrating

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their proficiency inside the

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japan aerospace exploration agency

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provided kibo laboratory today there is

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a possibility that someday these types

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of satellites could be personal

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assistance for astronauts inside the

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space station or valuable assistance for

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space walking and providing camera views

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of activities outside the space station

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in addition at 905 today

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chris cassidy spoke with students at the

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talbot innovation middle school in fall

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river massachusetts as part of an

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educational event

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cassidy enjoyed the event with the

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students on the ground a new england

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native with roots in massachusetts and

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maine

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and promised to have a visit in person

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after he completes his expedition

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meanwhile pavel vinogradov worked this

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morning to set up a run with the

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cristal experiment which examines

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structural characteristics of

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systems that are formed by charged

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dispersed

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macro particles in a magnetic trap

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aboard the space station

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results of that experiment could

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be used for future spacecraft and

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advanced photovoltaic also or solar

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cells later today he's going to be doing

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some routine maintenance and cleaning

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the russian segment of the space station

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meanwhile alexander misurkin is working

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this morning to continue checking out

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the new treadmill that was installed

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over the past several days in the

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zvezda service module of the station

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that new exercise device arrived on the

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progress 51 spacecraft and the old

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treadmill has been temporarily stowed

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and the new treadmill is getting ready

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to be put into use helping keep the crew

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fit and ready for duty as well as for

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the return to earth and one gravity

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today's

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crew earth observations activities are

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going to include an opportunity to take

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the first look for the station crew at

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tornado damage around oklahoma city

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they'll also include the views of havana

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cuba the santa barbara coast

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a call a

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volcano site

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both in

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russia and in

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mexico

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in addition as this crew continues its

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work on orbit the rest of the expedition

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36 crew is

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in kazakhstan getting ready for a launch

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to the international space station on

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may the 28th

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karen nyberg

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luca parmitano and fyodor yurchikhin are

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scheduled to launch to the international

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space station uh this upcoming tuesday

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they will be making uh one of those uh

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same day rendezvous and docking

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arrivals the launch coverage starts at 2

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30 p.m central time on tuesday

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there will be a launch scheduled for 3

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docking coverage then resumes at 8 30

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and then the docking is expected to

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occur at 9 16 p.m so just within about

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six hours the crew will be

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going from earth to the space station

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and then we expect hatch opening

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coverage to begin at 10 30 p.m with the

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hatches opening and the welcoming

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activities beginning about 10 55 p.m