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"HOUSTON, STATION ON SPACE TO
GROUND" PREPARE FOR LANDING.

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO
GROUND, I'M ISIDRO REYNA.

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THIS WEEK, THREE CREWMEMBERS ON
BOARD STATION ARE GETTING READY

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FOR A TRIP BACK TO EARTH.

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SHANE KIMBROUGH, SERGEY RYZHIKOV
AND ANDREY BORISENKO ARE SLATED

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TO TRAVEL BACK TO
EARTH ON MONDAY

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FOR A LANDING IN KAZAKHSTAN.

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KIMBROUGH WILL RELINQUISH
COMMAND OF THE STATION

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TO PEGGY WHITSON ON APRIL 9,
WHICH WILL MARK HER SECOND TIME

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AS COMMANDER OF THE
ORBITING LABORATORY.

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POISED TO BREAK THE RECORD FOR
CUMULATIVE TIME SPENT IN SPACE

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BY A U.S. ASTRONAUT, WHITSON
IS SET TO EXTEND HER MISSION

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WITH AN ADDITIONAL THREE
MONTHS INTO EXPEDITION 52.

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BE SURE TO WATCH THE
ENTIRE EVENT ON NASA TV.

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WITH ANOTHER SPACEWALK
IN THE BOOKS,

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MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON
REFLECTS ON FINDING ANSWERS

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TO A PROBLEM 250
MILES ABOVE THE EARTH.

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TRAVELING 12 TIMES
THE SPEED OF A BULLET,

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A CLOTH BLANKET GOT AWAY
DURING THE MARCH 30TH SPACEWALK

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AND IMMEDIATELY DRIFTED
OUT OF REACH INTO SPACE -

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AWAY FROM THE STATION -FOREVER.

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WHILE IT POSED NO DANGER TO
THE CREW AS IT FLOATED AWAY,

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THERE WAS AN IMMEDIATE PROBLEM.

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AN IMPORTANT STATION DOCKING
PORT NEEDED THE BLANKET

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FOR PROTECTION FROM
THE EXTREMES OF SPACE.

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MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON WENT TO
WORK TO COME UP WITH A SOLUTION

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FOR PROTECTING THE PORT

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WITH A DIFFERENT COVER REMOVED
EARLIER IN THE SPACEWALK.

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A TEAM OF DESIGNERS, ANALYSTS

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AND ENGINEERS WORKED
BEHIND THE SCENES

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WITH OPERATIONS ENGINEERS,
FLIGHT CONTROLLERS,

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AND CREW MEMBERS TO SOLVE THE
PROBLEM AND LEAVE PLENTY OF TIME

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TO ACCOMPLISH EVERY
TASK ON THE SPACEWALK.

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THIS WEEK'S QUESTION
COMES FROM STUDENTS

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AT BETSY ROSS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

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THEY WANT TO KNOW HOW ASTRONAUTS
CONSUME NUTRIENTS IN SPACE.

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LET'S CHECK IN WITH THE
CREW ON BOARD THE STATION.

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COMMANDER SHANE KIMBROUGH:
GREAT QUESTION,

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FOOD IS ALWAYS AN IMPORTANT PART

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OF EVERYBODY'S WORLD
I GUESS, SAME WITH US.

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PEGGY IS SHOWING A FEW
OF OUR CHOICES HERE.

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WITH A DRIONK BAG, A POUCH OF
FOOD AS WELL AS DEHYDRATED FOOD,

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WE DO HAVE 150 OR SO, I THINK.

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THAT'S VERY GOOD, IT DOES
GIVE US A LOT OF VARTIETY,

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SO WE DON'T GET BORED WITH
THE SAME FOOD OVER AND OVER.

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AND WE'RE LUCKY ENOUGH
TO HAVE RUSSIAN CREWMATES

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AND FRENCH ASTRONAUTS
ON THIS MISSION,

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SO WE GET TO ENJOY
RUSSIAN FOOD AS WELL

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AS FRENCH FOOD SOMETIMES.

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IT KEEPS THE VARIETY NICE
AND DOESN'T LET US GET BORED

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WITH WHAT WE ARE HAVING.

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BUT IT'S VERY IMPORTANT
FOR US TO EAT ENOUGH

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AND GET THE NUTRITIONAL
VALUE THAT YOU MENTIONED,

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SO THAT OUR BONES AND MUSCLE
DON'T DECAY WHILE THEY'RE

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UP HERE IN SPACE.

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KEEP SENDING YOUR
QUESTIONS USING THE HASHTAG