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It's Tuesday, June 18th.

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The Expedition 36 crew members
have refocused their efforts

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today to begin the operations
with the Albert Einstein,

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the European Space Agency's
fourth automated transfer

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vehicle, which arrived

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at the [inaudible] the
International Space Station this

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past Saturday morning.

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Monday's planned hatch
opening was postponed,

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as the mission managers
discussed the potential

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contamination issue and
ultimately they decided

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that once the hatches
were opened,

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they would have the
crew treat 21 cargo bags

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for possible mold growth.

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That decision made this morning,
Commander, Pavel Vinogradov

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and Flight Engineer, Luca
Parmitano, went back to work

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at the [inaudible] and they
opened the hatch into the ATV

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at 3:40 Houston time
this morning.

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They got a look inside and
beginning immediately set

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up some air ducts so that the
stations environmental control

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system could go to work to
clean the atmosphere inside the

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unmanned cargo ship
throughout the day today.

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Final ingress procedures
are currently underway.

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It's expected that later today
the crew members will get busy

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to start unloading 7.3 tons
of cargo that were delivered.

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That includes the air and water,
and propellant to the station,

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plus science experiments
and other hardware

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for different operations
on board.

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Once the hatch opening
activities were completed this

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morning, Flight Engineer
Luca Parmitano,

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updated folks back home in
Europe, but the operations

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of the European Space
Agency's cargo ship

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in an interview conducted
with euronews,

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the rescheduled ATV ops today
did prompt a few other changes

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to the Tuesday's schedule.

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That included having Flight
Engineer, Chris Cassidy,

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assist Flight Engineer,
Karen Nyberg,

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with the spinal ultrasound
operations.

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The crew members take ultrasound
images of their spine to help

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in an assessment of the health
risk resulting from changes

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to the spine as a
result of being

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in the microgravity environment.

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There'll be additional
operations

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with the spinal ultrasound with
Parmitano and Nyberg coming

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up later on in the week.

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After that this morning, Cassidy
moved on to an inspection

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of the portable emergency
equipment

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that breathing apparatus
and fire extinguishers,

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and things of that sort.

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He also continued the space
suit battery charging operations

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in advance of next month's
planned U.S. spacewalks

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that he'll conduct
with Parmitano.

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Nyberg spent her day on a range

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of routine maintenance tasks
throughout the station.

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There is a spacewalk scheduled
for this coming Monday,

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June 24th, by flight
engineers Theodore Yurchikhin

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and Alexander Misurkin.

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Today they did a routine test
of their own cardiac function

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by exercising on a
stationary bicycle.

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That concluded, they moved on to
properly sizing their spacesuits

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and conducting leak checks,
preparing a variety of equipment

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that they will use on
their tasks next Monday.

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They'll be going outside

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to replace a fluid control
valve panel on the Zary Module,

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and installing clamps
there to hold cables

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that will bring power from the
U.S. segment of the station

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to a new, Russian laboratory
module that is due to arrive

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at the station later
on this year.

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The spacewalk Monday
also includes time

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for the crew members to remove
and install experiments that are

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on the outside of
the Zvesda Module.

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All six crew members
are expected to finish

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up the day today with an
automated transfer vehicle

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emergency response plan review.

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Then they will look
forward to more unloading

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of Albert Einstein,
and getting to work