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Houston station on space to ground

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welcome to space to ground your weekly

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look at what's happening on board the

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International Space Station I'm Dan Huot

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the next cargo launch is just days away

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and the station crew and teams on the

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ground are getting ready SpaceX is

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seventh resupply mission is scheduled to

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launch from Cape Canaveral on Sunday

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June 28th and will bring more than two

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tons of supplies and research equipment

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to the expedition 44 crew nasa astronaut

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scott kelly brushed up on some robotics

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training this week as he'll be reaching

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out the station's canadarm2 to capture

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the dragon vehicle on Tuesday June 30th

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head over to nasa.gov slash

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SpaceX for updates and to learn how you

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can watch all of dragon's major flight

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events live a lot goes into spacecraft

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design in one study is looking at how

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astronauts hold up in their outer space

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homes for long periods of time the

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habitability study observes the

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relationship between long-duration crew

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members and their environment looking at

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factors like how much space people need

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and how areas should be laid out knowing

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this will help future spacecraft

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designers make living quarters as

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comfortable as possible for the men and

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women who will spend longer periods of

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time in space headed to places like Mars

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this week Jean wants to know how long it

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takes for astronauts to get used to

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gravity again well for most astronauts

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it only takes a couple of days to fully

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adapt back to hers gravity but there are

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a few things to overcome shortly after

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her return Italian astronaut Samantha

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Christopher Eddie told us about the

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biggest thing she noticed the first

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thing is really the weight I mean you

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know your body weighs so much everything

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that you try to hold in your hands would

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waste so much you're trying to you know

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just just reach with your hand that it

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weighs so much make sure to keep sending

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your questions and comments using the

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hashtag space-to-ground and did we

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mention it can take a little while to

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work out all of the kinks of being back

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in Earth's gravity we'll see you next