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"HOUSTON, STATION
ON SPACE TO GROUND."

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WELCOME TO SPACE TO
GROUND, I AM KAYLA LAFRANCE.

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THIS WEEK, ASTRONAUTS ONBOARD
HAVE BEEN BUSY WITH NEW CARGO

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AND SCIENCE BROUGHT TO THE
STATION BY ITS NEWEST VISITOR.

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AFTER LAST WEEK'S
SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH AND DOCKING

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OF THE CYGNUS NG-11
CARGO VEHICLE,

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THE CREW ONBOARD WASTED NO TIME
DIVING INTO THE ROUGHLY THREE

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AND A HALF TONS PACKED INSIDE.

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NASA ASTRONAUTS NICK
HAUGE, CHRISTINA KOCH,

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AND ANNE MCCLAIN, ALONGSIDE
CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY ASTRONAUT

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DAVID ST. JACQUES, HAVE
BEEN ACTIVELY WORKING

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TO UNLOAD ALL OF THIS NEW CARGO.

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ONE OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGY
DEMONSTRATIONS THAT ARRIVED

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TO THE STATION WILL
BE TESTED FOR ITS USE

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ON FUTURE CREWED MISSIONS TO
THE MOON, MARS AND BEYOND.

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THE THERMAL AMINE
SCRUBBER IS A NEW SYSTEM

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TO REMOVE CARBON DIOXIDE
FROM THE ATMOSPHERE

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AS IT'S BREATHED
OUT BY THE CREW.

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THIS NEW AIR SCRUBBER SYSTEM
WILL UTILIZE ACTIVELY HEATED

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AND COOLED AMINE BEDS, WHICH USE
A NITROGEN-CONTAINING ORGANIC

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COMPOUND THAT IS
DERIVED FROM AMMONIA.

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IT CAUSES A REACTION THAT
REMOVES CO2 FROM THE ATMOSPHERE

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AND CREATES WATER
AS A BYPRODUCT,

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WHICH CAN THEN BE USED

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TO RESUPPLY THE OXYGEN
REGENERATION PROCESS USED

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ON THE STATION.

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TESTING NEW SYSTEMS LIKE THIS

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ON THE STATION RIGHT NOW
WILL HELP PAVE THE WAY

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AS NASA LOOKS TOWARDS FUTURE
MISSIONS BEYOND EARTH ORBIT

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WITH THE ORION AND
GATEWAY PROGRAMS.

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SOME NEW MATERIALS ARE

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ABOUT TO GET SOME SERIOUS
EXPOSURE ABOARD THE STATION.

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ASTRONAUT ANNE MCCLAIN PREPARED
THREE NEW SAMPLE CONTAINERS

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FOR THEIR TRIP THROUGH
THE JAPANESE AIRLOCK

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AND OUT INTO SPACE.

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THEY'LL BE HOUSED

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ON THE MATERIALS ISS
EXPERIMENT FLIGHT FACILITY,

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OR MISSE-FF FOR SHORT,
WHERE THEY'LL BE EXPOSED

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TO THE HARSH REALITY OF OUTER
SPACE, FACING ULTRAVIOLET,

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ELECTROMAGNETIC AND IONIZING
RADIATION, ATOMIC OXYGEN,

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VACUUM, CHARGED PARTICLES,

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EXTREME TEMPERATURES
AND MICRO-METEOROIDS.

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INDUSTRIES LIKE ADVANCED
MANUFACTURING,

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SPACECRAFT DESIGN,
AERONAUTICS, ENERGY PRODUCTION

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AND EVEN AUTOMOTIVE
PRODUCTION CAN USE MISSE

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TO DEVELOP STRONGER,

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MORE RESILIENT MATERIALS
FOR FUTURE PROJECTS.