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this is mission control houston the

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international space station's expedition

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to 36 crew is wrapping up a busy week on

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orbit one in which they have split most

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of their attention between things coming

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in and things going out the station

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received more than seven tons of

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supplies when automated transfer vehicle

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number four docked to the zvezda module

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on june 15th

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station commander pavel vinogradov and

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european space agency

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astronaut flight engineer luca parmitano

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opened the hatch to the albert einstein

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on june 18th and the crew members

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started unloading the cargo which

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included materials ranging from new

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hardware like a new water pump assembly

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for the columbus laboratory module

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to science experiment material

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like the phases investigation which

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looks into how emulsions maintain their

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structures in microgravity as well as

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clothes and other supplies for the crew

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members themselves along with air and

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water and propellant the unloading

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operations on the european space agency

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provided cargo vehicle continued

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throughout the week

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so did preparation for two crew members

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to exit the station on monday june 24th

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flight engineers alexander misurkin and

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fyodor yurchikhin will be going outside

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next week to replace a fluid flow

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control valve panel on the exterior of

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the zarya module

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to install clamps there for later cables

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that will route power from the u.s

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segment of the station to a new russian

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laboratory module which is expected to

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arrive on orbit late this year

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they're also going to remove and install

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experiments on the exterior of the

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zvezda module and inspect and take

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samples of thermal insulation on the

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outside of the russian modules

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all week long they and their crewmates

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have been getting ready for that

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spacewalk

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yurchikhin and misurkin studied the

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timeline they've gotten familiar with

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the work sites

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through the use of graphics in a

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computer training program they've

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checked out the integrity of the orlando

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space suits that they'll wear and

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outfitted those suits with all the

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necessary equipment including helmet

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lights and cameras that have borrowed

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from the us space suits

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on friday they got in their orland suits

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and completed a training exercise as one

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of their final preparations for the

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spacewalk which is scheduled to begin on

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monday the 24th at 8 30 a.m houston time

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this week the crew members worked with a

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variety of experiments too

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on monday flight engineer chris cassidy

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took part in the first ever test of how

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well a crew member on orbit can remotely

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control a robot on the surface of the

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heavenly body about which he or she is

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operating

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for this test cassidy sent commands to a

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rover that was located on the ground at

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the ames research center in california

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and developers are working out bugs in

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the system a system that's intended to

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help an astronaut that was flying around

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the moon or an asteroid or some other

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body use remote control to explore those

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worlds or to build structures on them

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that will support future human explorers

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throughout the week cassidy parmitano

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and flight engineer karen nyberg worked

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with the spinal ultrasound experiment

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investigators want to know more about

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how an astronaut's spine is impacted by

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being in weightlessness and they use

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ultrasound to gather data throughout the

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mission it'll be studied along with data

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that is gathered pre-flight and

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post-flight for comparison's sake it

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also the spinal ultrasound experiment

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also has the added benefit of developing

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the technology and examination

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techniques that can be used by people on

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the earth in areas of the planet that

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don't have access to a large and

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expensive mri machine to do the same

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thing

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crew members had a couple of chances

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during the week to talk directly to us

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earthlings about what they're doing on

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on tuesday parmitano conducted an

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interview with euro news about the

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arrival of the european cargo ship and

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his early experiences on board the

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station and on wednesday cassidy and

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nyberg answered questions about life on

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orbit from students who are gathered at

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the kansas cosmosphere

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each day throughout the week

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vinogradov and his crew also took care

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of themselves and their ship they spent

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a couple of hours each day exercising to

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maintain their overall physical fitness

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and to fight off the harmful effects of

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spending a prolonged period of time in

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the low earth orbit environment they

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also conducted the routine maintenance

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on station systems to keep all of them

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in good shape to support their science

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mission

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in the weekend they'll all get a chance

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for some off-duty time to rest up to

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have conferences with their families on

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earth but also to get ready for the

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focal point of monday a six-hour