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it's thursday july 11 2013

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on board the international space station

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and here in the room teams are

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coordinating closely on activities

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ongoing 260 miles above the earth this

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flight control team today being led by

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flight director greg whitney he is

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overseeing the team throughout the day

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and joined by astronaut serena anand who

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is serving as the spacecraft

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communicator the link between this team

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and the crew on board the international

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space station

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that crew is comprised of six members

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called the expedition 36 crew the three

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crew members to the left of the logo in

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this view have been there the longest

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they are enjoying their 105th day

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aboard the international space station

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since their launch on their soyuz

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tma-08m spacecraft iss 34 soyuz

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spacecraft back on march 28th on a

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single day launch to rendezvous

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they arrived at the station and docked

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module which is a mini research module

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of the international space station's

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russian segment

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and uh that uh spacecraft will be their

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ride home on september 11th

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the other three crew members the newest

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three crew members on the right side of

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the logo um are the crew members of uh

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tma-09m spacecraft

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they launched on tuesday may 28th

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they're enjoying their 44th day in space

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they arrived at the station's rasviet

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module the mini research module number

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one

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which you see

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labeled there

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and they too will remain at that soyuz

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station until their return home

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in november november 10th as their

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current targeted

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return home the newest crew members

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fyodor yurchikhin luca parmitano

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representing the european space agency

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and the italian space agency and

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astronaut karen nyberg will transition

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to expedition 37 upon the departure

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september 11th of the

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the longest three crew members aboard

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the station uh pavel vinogradov

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alexander misurkin and chris cassidy

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those six are orbiting aboard the

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international space station uh which uh

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currently

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is um

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approaching the coastline of uh north

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western africa the moroccan coastline

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as

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we see a camera view from the

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international space station looking down

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at the

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coastline as the station approaches the

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current

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orbiting

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statute miles

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and at that altitude and orbital

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velocity the station is circling the

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earth every 92 minutes

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uh the crew on board is focusing its

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attention today on uh

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again on extra vehicular activity or

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spacewalk work aboard the station

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preparing

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for another spacewalk by

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chris cassidy and luca parmitano they

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conducted a spacewalk earlier this week

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on tuesday

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and are planning to conduct a second

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spacewalk this following tuesday the

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16th of july

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the planning for that is continuing here

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on the ground

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by the extravehicular activity team

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there's some replanting going on because

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of their efficiency with the space walk

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the other day

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they actually accomplished some of the

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tasks

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that were scheduled for this next

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spacewalk so some of that's being

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replanned and

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we'll be uh

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the crew will be talking about that

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amongst themselves

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when that replanned

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spacewalk activity is sent up to the

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crew for review later on

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so a busy day of eva prep and also

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housekeeping chores aboard the