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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 THE CREW IS KEEPING BUSY WITH SCIENCE

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BEFORE PARTING WAYS.

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NASA ASTRONAUT BOB BEHNKEN WAS SPOTTED

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CONDUCTING THE DROPLET FORMATION STUDY

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IN THE STATION’S MICROGRAVITY SCIENCE GLOVEBOX

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TO SHOW THAT SCIENCE RESULTS CAN BE FOR EVERYONE.

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THIS INVESTIGATION BY DELTA FAUCET,

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THROUGH THE ISS NATIONAL LABORATORY,

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EVALUATES WATER DROPLET FORMATION AND ITS
MOVEMENT

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THROUGH DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGIES.

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THE RESEARCH IS AIMED TO IMPROVE FAUCET TECHNOLOGY,

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CREATING BETTER PERFORMANCE AND IMPROVED USER EXPERIENCE

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WHILE CONSERVING WATER AND ENERGY.

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THE CREW ALSO SPENT THE EARLY PART OF THE
WEEK

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PREFORMING THE CHECK OUT THE ASTROBEE ROBOTIC SYSTEM.

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THE ASTROBEE’S, 3 CUBED-SHAPED ROBOTS,

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ARE DESIGNED TO AID THE CREW

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IN COMMON TASKS ONBOARD THE STATION,

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BUT FIRST, THEY WILL PLAY A PART IN JAXA’S

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UPCOMING KIBO ROBOT PROGRAMMING CHALLENGE
IN THE FALL.

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USING FANS TO MOVE AND CAMERAS TO SEE,

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THE ASTROBEES WILL HELP PAVE THE WAY

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FOR THE ROBOTICS THAT WILL BE USED

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AS WE GO BACK TO THE MOON, AND ON TO MARS.

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WITH THE SCIENCE COMPLETE,

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CREWMATES BOB AND DOUG SET THEIR FOCUS

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ON THEIR RETURN ABOARD THE DRAGON ENDEAVOUR,

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CONCLUDING THEIR TWO-MONTH STAY ON THE STATION.

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THE CREW DRAGON VEHICLE WILL AUTONOMOUSLY

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UNDOCK WITH THE TWO NASA ASTRONAUTS ON BOARD,

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DEPART THE SPACE STATION, AND RE-ENTER THE
EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE.

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UPON SPLASHDOWN JUST OFF FLORIDA’S COAST,

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THE CREW WILL BE PICKED UP AT SEA BY

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SPACEX’S RECOVERY VESSEL, AND RETURN TO
SHORE

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WHERE THEY’LL BE FLOWN BACK TO HOUSTON

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TO REUNITE WITH THEIR FAMILIES.

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BE SURE TO JOIN US AND FOLLOW ALONG WITH NASA
TV.

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COMPLETE MISSION COVERAGE WILL START

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PRIOR TO UNDOCKING AND WILL STAY ON THE AIR

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WITH CONTINUOUS COVERAGE UNTIL AFTER SPLASHDOWN.

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KEEP SENDING YOUR QUESTIONS