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good morning and welcome to mission

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control houston and space station live

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the three members of the expedition 37

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crew currently on orbit are enjoying a

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few hours of downtime before the crew

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expands later today with the arrival of

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three new

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crew members still on the ground in

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baikonur

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watching over the systems from here on

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the ground we have a space station

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flight control room we have the uh space

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station flight control team here in the

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space station flight control room

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led today by flight director tony soccer

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the crew members are already at the

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space station or the crew members who

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are already at the space station begin

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their day a bit later than normal

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at 2 30 a.m to give them some extra rest

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before an exceptionally long day

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currently orbiting 259 miles above the

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pacific coast

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over washington and oregon

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they are russian commander fyodor

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yurchikhin u.s flight engineer karen

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nyberg and european space agency flight

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they arrived at the station on may 28th

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and have now spent 119 days in space

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they've been alone at the station since

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the other half of what was then the

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expedition 36 crew left on september

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10th but of course that's going to

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change later today with the launch of

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the soyuz tma-10m

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which will deliver flight engineers mike

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hopkins oleg kotov and sergey ryazanskiy

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that flight scheduled to lift off from

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the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan at

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3 58 pm central time and arrive at the

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the crew invited nora has already begun

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their day and have departed their crew

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quarters later this hour they'll be

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undergoing their final medical checkups

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and meanwhile their vehicle is also

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being prepared for launch

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batteries are going to be installed in

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the boosters in the next few minutes

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and the fueling of the rocket

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while the crew although the crew is in

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although the crew in space is currently

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resting they've already done half a day

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of work chalked full with maintenance

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and science experiments

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karen nyberg has completed two runs of

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the in space iii experiment and we'll

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squeeze in one more before docking

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tonight

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that experiment examines colloidal

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fluids classified as smart materials

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which transition to a solid-like state

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in the presence of a magnetic field

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the hope is that new manufacturing

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models based on the idea of having these

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nanoparticles act as self-assembling

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building blocks

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could be used to improve or develop

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active mechanical systems such as new

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brake systems and air airplane landing

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nyberg also spent some time on the ice

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crystal 2 experiment which looks at the

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growth rates and stability of ice

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crystals in super cooled water

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the results of the experiment could open

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up a new research field related to the

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fundamentals of ice crystal growth

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mechanisms controlled by biological

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nyberg and luca parmitano both took a

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few minutes when they woke up to take

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part in the reaction self-test

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experiment

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that's aimed at trying out a way for

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astronauts to objectively assess whether

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fatigue might affect their performance

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in space for instance on long days such

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as today when they'll be up very late

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on his own parmitano worked at the

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materials science laboratory today

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changing out experiments being run from

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the ground

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the materials science laboratory can be

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used for basic materials research on

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metals alloys polymers

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semiconductors ceramics crystals and

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it can help scientists discover new

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applications for existing materials or

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and on the russian side of the station

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commander fyodor yurchikhin

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was preparing crew quarters for his soon

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to arrive crewmates and working with the

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cascade experiment

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which looks at cell cultivation and

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microgravity

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and the

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obstacle experiment which is a small

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satellite control technology development