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this is mission control houston we want

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to welcome you to space station live

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it's thursday october 31st 2013 this is

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a live view inside the space station

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flight control room here at the johnson

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space center in houston texas this team

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here today is being led by flight

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director emily nelson she's sitting

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there in the middle console sitting

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beside her in the white shirt david st

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jock from the canadian space agency he

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is today's capcom talking with the crew

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up on board the space station expedition

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is busy and in progress currently

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onboard the orbiting complex the crew is

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working on a variety of different

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experiments and other activities getting

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ready for quite a number of busy weeks

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upcoming

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luca parmitano and fyodor yurchikhin

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spent their morning

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conducting some onboard training in

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advance of the soyuz relocation that

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will take place on friday morning

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they're going to be moving their soyuz

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that brought them and karen nyberg up to

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the station

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back in may

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from the rossvec module that's on the

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russian segment over to the zvezda

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service module that's at the back end of

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the russian segment

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you're going to be undocking at 3 34 a.m

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central time and redocking at 3 58.

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we'll have live coverage beginning at 3

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a.m central time

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that morning but this is going to be

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making way for the arrival of rick

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mastracchio mikhail tirin and koichu

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akata coming up later on in november

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so again we'll have live coverage

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beginning at 3 a.m central time as they

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take a quick trip around the

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neighborhood and move the soyuz over

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from one port to another

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ole kotov and sergey ryazanskiy are

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preparing their russian orlan spacesuits

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today for the upcoming spacewalk that

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will take place on november 9th

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they're going to be doing a number of

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activities outside but the main thing is

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they're going to be taking the

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olympic torch and it's going to be part

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of the 2014 winter games

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outside for a quick stroll

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and that should be

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gathering quite a bit of attention here

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on earth as these two crew members do

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today they're going to be installing the

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u.s spacesuit lights that we use on our

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nasa spacesuits and the cameras on their

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russian suit so we can get a good view

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of all their activities that they're

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going to do on the 9th their spacewalk

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will begin at about 8 30 a.m central

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time and of course it'll be seen live

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kotov ryzansky and mike hopkins also

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have some onboard training today with

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what's known as the crew healthcare

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system or checks for short they're going

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to be practicing their cpr skills and

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also use the aed that's just like you

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would find here on the ground it's a

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defibrillator that they use

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on board they do this just to keep their

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skills sharp

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as they have sort of a mini hospital on

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board that they're going to be

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practicing with later on today

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hopkins is also going to be working on

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something today called the reversible

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figures experiment research has shown

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that the way that the crew members

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perceive three-dimensional objects

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changes a bit when they're up in space

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they have sort of different visual cues

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and their brains and their eyes sort of

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act a little bit differently so this

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research helps determine how the crews

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use what they call linear cues and

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different perspectives before during and

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after flight what they basically do is

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take a look at some reversible figures

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or sort of an optical illusion if you've

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ever seen something like that here on

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the ground and they have sort of a

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trigger in their hand that they indicate

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whether they're seeing a or b there's

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sort of multiple choices that they can

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well he's doing that karen nyberg is

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taking some surface samples around the

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station today and she parmitano and your

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chicken are also continuing their

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departure preparations as they get ready

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to come home in just a few days

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this crew is about to wrap up almost six

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months up in space

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they're going to be landing in just a

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few short weeks

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before that takes place we want to take

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a look at all the different programming

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activities we've got here on nasa tv

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beginning with the launch of mastracchio

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wakata and turin coming up

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on november

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our launch coverage will begin at 9 15

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pm central time the actual launch will

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take place at 10 14

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and then early on the morning of

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thursday november 7th we'll have docking

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coverage at 3 45 a.m central time as the

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crew gets up to the space station in

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about six hours about four orbits of the

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earth the docking will take place at 4

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31 a.m central time we'll be back later

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on that morning at 6 15 a.m central time

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with hatch opening coverage the hatches

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will be opened at 6 40. the crews will

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greet one another and for the first time

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in a number of years we'll have nine

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crew members on board the station at

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that point in time then at 8 a.m central

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time that is when we'll have a video

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file with video highlights all the

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evening's activities in case you missed

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any of that

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and then for the landing of fyodor

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nyberg we also have a full slate of

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coverage beginning at 1 30 pm central

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time on november

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the actual hatch closure will take place

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at 2pm central time as the crews say

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farewell to one another undocking

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coverage will begin at 5pm central time

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with the actual undocking taking place

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our landing coverage will begin at 7 30

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the deorbit burn that will bring the

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crew back into the earth's atmosphere

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and set them up for landing will take

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place at 7 56 p.m central time and the

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actual landing will take place at 8 50

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the next morning monday morning there

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the landing site this crew is actually

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going to be landing

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in the southern zone near the cities of

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karaganda and jessica's gone

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of course there's two different uh