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>> Good morning.

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Thank you for joining us

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from the International Space
Station flight control Room

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at the Johnson Space
Center in Houston, Texas.

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We're live in the
Mission Control Center.

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Where the orbit two team or
second sift is on duty working

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with the crew in the
second half of their day.

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The team here just returning.

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We've had a brief
LOS, or loss of signal

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with the Space Station
just as a result

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of the satellite coverage.

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But the team here
continuing to monitor systems

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and support the crew as needed

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as they're working
through their day.

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All is going smoothly here
in the control center as well

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as on orbit where the
International Space Station's

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performing well.

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Just crossing from orbital
day to orbital night

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as it's making its
way over Kazakhstan.

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The on orbit crew
is busy at work.

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It's the afternoon
for their workday --

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for NASA astronauts Chris
Cassidy and Karen Nyberg.

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European Space Agency
astronaut Luca Parmitano.

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And Russian cosmonauts Alexander
Misurkin, Fyodor Yurchikhin

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and Commander Pavel Vinogradov.

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The crew is gearing up
for tomorrow's spacewalk.

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Which will be conducted
by Fyodor Yurchikhin

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and Alexander Misurkin.

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Where they will install a panel

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of material science
experiments on the Poisk module.

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And also configure cables
for the future arrival

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of a Russian laboratory module.

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The spacewalk is scheduled to
begin at 9:40 a.m. Central Time

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with the opening of the hatch
to the Pirs docking compartment.

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This will start the 172nd
EVA or spacewalk in support

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of Space Station
assembly and maintenance.

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It will be the 7th
for Fyodor Yurchikhin.

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And the 2nd for Alexander
Misurkin.

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In preparation for
that spacewalk,

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per the standard procedures,

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hatches to the Albert Einstein
Automated Transfer Vehicle

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which is docked to
the Space Station.

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That module will
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and the hatches closed.

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The Space Station
Progress cargo craft

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and the Zarya module are
being closed through the end

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of tomorrow's spacewalk.

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NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy

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and Pavel Vinogradov will be
isolated in the Poisk module

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in their Soyuz spacecraft
during the spacewalk.

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Meanwhile, astronaut
Karen Nyberg

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and Luca Parmitano will be free
to move about the U.S. segment

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of the Space Station
throughout the EVA.

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The morning began at the
standard 1:00 a.m. Central Time

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with a daily planning
conference.

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The commander working, again,
on those configurations

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for the Automated
Transfer Vehicle.

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Conducting a depressurization.

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And [inaudible] marking
through the procedures

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with his ground control
teams as they prepare

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for that hatch closure.

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The cosmonauts, Alexander
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again, continuing with the
spacewalk preparations.

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Specifically having time set up
today to review the timeline.

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They have a few other
tasks as well.

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Including some Russian
experiment work

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and private medical conferences.

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Chris Cassidy is working the
Japanese experiment module.

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He's being assisted
by Karen Nyberg

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as they perform some
valve measurements.

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Cassidy will also be
performing a food questionnaire

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as part of a ongoing study.

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And supporting the ATV
configuration activities.

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He's also -- will be working

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with fellow astronaut European
Space Agency Luca Parmitano.

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As they continue with the
unloading of the cargo

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that was brought up in the
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to the Space Station
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And they've been unloading
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of cargo from that craft.

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They're now in the
afternoon of their crew day.

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Those ATV activities continuing.

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Cassidy will also be working on
the GLACIER experiment hardware.

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He'll be joined by Karen Nyberg

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for an education
event later today

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with Riverside Preparatory
High School in California.

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All of the crew members
have exercised plan.

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They'll wrap up their day

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with a daily planning
conference shortly

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after 2:00 p.m. Central Time.

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Then they'll have off-duty time,

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where they'll have their evening
meal and some personal time.

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And a few end of day tasks
and data collections.

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Crew sleep is scheduled
for 4:30 p.m. Central Time.