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this is mission control and welcome to

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space station live for tuesday june 25th

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2013. it's been a busy uh start of the

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week for the crew up on board the

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orbiting complex there was a spacewalk

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that took place yesterday with fyodor

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yurchikhin and alexander misurkin two of

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the russian crew members conducting a

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six-hour 34-minute spacewalk the

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majority of the activities were to get

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ready for the upcoming brand new russian

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multi-purpose laboratory module that's

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going to be coming up

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later on this year that is actually

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going to replace the piers docking

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compartment

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but everything went according to plan as

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these two crew members ventured outside

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and

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took care of all the activities that

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they needed to

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to get ready for uh this brand new

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laboratory that's coming up here in just

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a few

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months they installed some cable clamps

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some handrails and uh tested some

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rendezvous equipment outside the station

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your teakin and mizurkin also swapped

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out a flow control valve that is part of

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the zarya module that was the first

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piece of the space station that was

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launched

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back in 1998

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that valve is part of the coolant system

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of that particular laboratory they also

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retrieved an experiment from outside

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this was the 169th spacewalk in support

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of the international space station's

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assembly and construction they now have

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a total of 1067

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hours and 43 minutes total

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to build this entire international

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research laboratory

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the crew also has reopened the hatches

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in between the albert einstein atv that

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is the european cargo craft that is on

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the back end of the international space

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station back there on the right side of

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the screen

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this docked back on june 15th and has

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brought up 7.3 tons of science

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experiments and supplies for the crew

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the crew is actually way ahead of the

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timeline in terms of unloading atv they

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are

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basically taking about half the time

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that was planned to unload all of that

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cargo they will pack it full of trash

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and ultimately atv will be undocked and

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de-orbited down into the earth's

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atmosphere

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chris cassidy luca parmitano now getting

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ready for their spacewalk coming up on

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july 9th they will have another one on

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july 16th

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they're going to be taking care of quite

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a number of items outside the space

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station each one of those spacewalks

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will last about six and a half hours

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they're going to be replacing a space to

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ground communications receiver as well

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as replacing some wireless video

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equipment and installing some power and

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cables for that upcoming laboratory

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that's going to be part of the russian

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segment of the international space

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station so they will spend the majority

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of their day today taking a look at the

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procedures for

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those two spacewalks they will have a

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conference call with the underground

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teams here in houston

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to talk about what's ahead as they get

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ready for

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those two ventures outside the space

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station itself

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speaking of outside the station the

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dexter robot is getting ready for some

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activities and some trial runs later on

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this week

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this is another canadian robot outside

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the station you can see it has a two

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arms there

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each one of those arms is about 11 feet

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across

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dexter itself is about

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12 feet high

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but they're going to be retrieving some

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tools out of its tool belt today and

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then putting it through the paces later

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on this week

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they're going to be testing

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some removal of some bolts and also

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opening up some doors outside the

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station in case a dexter ever needed to

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be used to replace

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uh some of the parts that part of the

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station's

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power control outside so they're gonna

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be opening up the bay doors outside

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there and making sure that dexter

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actually operates as expected

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the crew also had a chance here just

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several days ago to take some pictures

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of the southern colorado wildfires that

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are taking place

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down in that state quite a

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dramatic photo there of these wildfires

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as of june 24th which was yesterday

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one of the largest fires there in that

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area

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has destroyed 75 150 acres

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as the firefighters there try to put out

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these fires that are threatening certain

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cities down there in colorado they're

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having a tough time dealing with this

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because of the winds

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but the winds are expected to hopefully

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die down later on this week and they

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should hopefully get most of those fires

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under control later on

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the crew has several different crew

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earth observations today they're going

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to be flying over the volga euro delta

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which is part of the caspian sea

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hopefully they'll be able to take some

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pictures of that they're going to be

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flying over the island of saint vincent

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down in the caribbean

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and also flying over parts of phoenix

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arizona of course if you would like to

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learn more or see some of these photos

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eol.jsc.nasa.gov once again

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eol.jse.nasa.gov of course you can

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always log on to the nasa website at

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www.nasa.gov

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station

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take a look at what the crew is up to

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today and learn about all the science