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good day for mission control houston and

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welcome to space station live

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you're looking inside the international

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space station flight control room here

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at the johnson space center in houston

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texas

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it's friday november 22nd 2013

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inside the room right now the orbit 2

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team monitoring systems and controlling

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the orbiting laboratory as it flies 260

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miles over the earth's surface

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inside the room leading the team today

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is flight director emily nelson there on

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the right and right next to her at the

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capcom position serving his

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communication link with the astronauts

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is hal getzelman

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and those astronauts on board the crew

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of expedition 38 six-man crew from

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countries around the globe they are led

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by russian cosmonaut oleg kotov there in

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the front row on the right

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seated on the left there in the front

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row jaxa astronaut koichi wakata going

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across the back row russian cosmonaut

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mikhail turin there on the left next to

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him nasa astronaut rick mastracchio and

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russian cosmonaut sergey ryazanskiy and

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finally all the way on the right there

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busy week on board the international

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space station for the crew dominated by

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a range of biological experiments uh

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taking place with the astronauts

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themselves as the subjects

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starting off with expedition 38

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commander oleg kotov who

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back on monday started a 24-hour

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recording using an

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electrocardiogram also doing some

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routine maintenance throughout the

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russian zvezda service module on some of

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the ventilation equipment and also the

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intercom system

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on tuesday kotov got to

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try his hand at the moto card experiment

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which looks to study the nature of

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locomotion disturbances in long-term

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space flights uh the astronauts and

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cosmonauts using a treadmill for this

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study

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also on tuesday kotov doing the russian

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signer experiment

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which uses the station's vantage point

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to track and monitor bioproductive areas

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of the earth's ocean

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on wednesday kotov participating in

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another earth observation activity known

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as albedo which uses specialized cameras

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on board the international space station

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to measure the earth's albedo or

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the amount of solar radiation that is

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reflected back from the earth's surface

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controllers and engineers hoping to

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develop ways to generate electrical

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power for the station

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under uh from that solar radiation being

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reflected from the earth

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on thursday kotov i was installing some

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more communication equipment inside of

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zvezda also doing some ventilation work

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in the mini research module two also

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known as poisk

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and then today on friday kotov will be

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uh participating in a drill on the toru

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system which is the telerobotically

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operated rendezvous system located

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inside of the zvezda service module

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they'll be rehearsing the techniques

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that are used to manually take control

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and fly visiting progress vehicles

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in the unlikely event that they

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experience a

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failure of their

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automated coors docking system one such

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progress scheduled to come up to the

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fellow russian cosmonaut sergey

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ryazanskiy back on monday was

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in the russian segment doing a checkout

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of many of the plug-in systems also

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doing some initial

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acoustic sound level checks throughout

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the station as on tuesday and wednesday

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ruzanski was responsible for replacing a

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number of fans throughout the russian

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segment with newer low noise models than

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also on tuesday ryzanski participated in

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some crew medical officer proficiency

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training each of the crew trained in

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emergency response for for themselves

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and their fellow astronauts and

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cosmonauts on board

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back on thursday ryzanski doing what's

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known as fungustat treatment to various

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areas behind panels on the russian zarya

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module which back on wednesday

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celebrated it 15th anniversary of his of

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its launch as the first

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element uh to launch into space to begin

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construction of the international space

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station then today on friday ryzanski

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routine filter replacement on the dust

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filtering ventilation system inside of

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module 1 they'll also be taking some

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measurements from the russian matroyska

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experiment which looks to study the

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radiation dosages that these astronauts

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are exposed to during their

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nasa astronaut mike hopkins a lot of his

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work this week dedicated to those

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various crew health and biological

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experiments starting off on monday

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hopkins was busy operating the station's

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ultrasound for the cardio ox experiment

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which looks to provide a better

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understanding of space-related

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cardiovascular disease risk

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as these astronauts are exposed to a

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number of identified risk

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increasers

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so this cardio ox experiment looking to

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uh study those identity markers

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as they continue to track health changes

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in astronauts during long-duration

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missions and look to develop better

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counter measures as well

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also on monday hopkins was

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replacing an air filter inside of the

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station's waste and hygiene compartment

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basically the toilet on board the

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station that air filter

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due for some routine replacement

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the waste and hygiene compartment of the

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whc feeds directly into the station's

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water recovery system a part of the

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complex water recycling system on board

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able to turn wastewater from the

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astronauts into potable and reusable

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drinking water

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also on monday hopkins was doing some

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leak checks inside of the gem

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the japanese experiment module

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for in preparation for some satellite

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deployments that would take place later

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on here we see some video from tuesday

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as hopkins was

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doing some final leak checks on one of

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the station's emu's at the extra

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vehicular mobility units this was the

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suit worn by luca parmitano back in july

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during a spacewalk which was terminated

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prematurely when

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parmitano discovered water building up

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the final leak checks were done on

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tuesday following months of repair and

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analysis work as teams here at nasa

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continue to do some final checks on the

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suit before getting ready to return it

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to service and bring the capability for

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on wednesday hopkins continued with the

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biological studies doing taking some

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samples for the pro k experiment which

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would he would do on for the next few

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days uh pro k uh a special diet that the

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astronauts are put on

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that proposes a way to

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lead to a decreased loss of bone mineral

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in the astronauts body

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by decreasing the ratio of protein to

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potassium that they get on through their

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also on wednesday hopkins doing the

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first experiment run of the week on the

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capillary flow experiment

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fluid physics research project on board

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investigating capillary flows and the

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flows of fluids in complex geometric

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back on thursday hopkins was taking some

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more blood and saliva samples for the

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human research facility and that pro-k

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experiment was also doing some ocular

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health scans or the eye health scans

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alongside nasa astronaut rick

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mastracchio and japanese astronaut

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today hopkins will be back at the

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operational controls of the ultrasound 2

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also taking a few more samples for that

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carl turin the third russian cosmonaut

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doing a lot of maintenance work on board

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today this week back on monday was doing

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control computers and also doing a quick

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check out of the toru system that's

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being used for that simulation today

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preventative maintenance to the

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ventilation systems inside at the zvezda

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doing some quick work on the

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which looks to obtain new data on the

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mechanisms of sensory interaction and

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taran also engaged in that signer

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activity and also another earth obs

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activity known as eurogan which uses the

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for areas where natural and man-made

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disasters are forecasted and relaying

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information and helpful

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tools down to responders on the ground

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taran will be engaged in that toru drill

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nasa astronaut rick mastracchio this

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week starting off on monday collecting

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samples for the human research facility

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and storing them in melfi or the minus

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he also installed a torque analyzer kit

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on the pistol grip tool or the pgt it's

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basically a drill that the astronauts

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for he was installing that analyzer kit

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for a ground analysis just some routine

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on tuesday he was engaged in the

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microbiome experiment which investigates

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the impact of space travel on both the

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human immune system and also on the

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individual's microbiome which is the

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collection of microbes that live both in

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and on the human body at any given time

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on wednesday mastracchio some routine

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work inside of the destiny lab cleaning

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quarterly inspection on the station

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treadmill before moving on to thursday

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when he was doing a photo survey of the

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station's external structure and also

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doing some ocular checkouts along with

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today mastracchio will end his week with

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the periodic fitness evaluation and also

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and the final crew member on board from

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agency koichi wakata back on monday was

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the subject for that cardio ox

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experiment being scanned by mike hopkins

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with the station's ultrasound system

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he was also setting up and doing a few

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checkouts on the new 4k high definition

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camera that was flown to the

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international space station setting that

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up in the the cupola

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that camera will be used to record super

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high resolution earth views and a few

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celestial views as well for the japanese

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aerospace exploration agency among them

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including the comet isons transit as it

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makes its closest path to the earth

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later on this month and in early

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on tuesday avocado started off with the

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deployment of a number of micro

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satellites from the japanese airlock

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three were deployed on tuesday

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he set up

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small satellite orbital deployment

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system

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three of those going out of the station

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airlock into the vacuum of space on

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tuesday and then one more going out on

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wakata deploying that fourth cubesat at

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about 1 58 a.m central time on wednesday

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you can see a pretty spectacular shot as

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the satellite passes in front of one of

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the solar arrays

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those cubesats a small experimental

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satellites that are flown up to the

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station and then

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released into space through that airlock

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in the japanese experiment module

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flown

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by a number of commercial agencies and

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also educational providing a fairly

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inexpensive and easy access

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path to space and flying small

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on the thursday avocado

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had been engaged in the circadian

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rhythms experiment which

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looks to track

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how the sleep patterns of the astronauts

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actually using their body temperature

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and the amount of heat they're radiating

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in order to track that out through known

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mechanisms of the human body

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wakata was also

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doing some more experiment runs with the

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capillary flow experiment he had gotten

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his first shot at it on wednesday along

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with hopkins and then thursday was

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operating now the experiment on his own

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uh that capillary flow again

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fluid physics experiment on board that

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studies on the

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force known as capillary flow capillary

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which relies on surface adhesion to

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liquids along in the absence of gravity

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an important tool for a fuel delivery

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systems and also other liquid delivery

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systems such as the potable water

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devices for these astronauts in

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supplying water

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and other liquids such as fuels to

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various experiments on board the station

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and then wakata will round out his week

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with a

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bit of light maintenance work and also

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the sprint experiment

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which is evaluating the use of high

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intensity and low volume exercise

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training in order to minimize the loss

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of both

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both muscle and bone mass also to

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maintain cardiovascular function

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in these astronauts during their

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long-duration missions again a long week

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filled with a lot of biological research

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studies taking place and some

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maintenance tasks for the crew

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but rounding out the week and

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looking forward to uh the following when

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they'll see a new visiting vehicle a new