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this week the science continues and so

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much progress on the International Space

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on Tuesday October 25th the unpiloted

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progress 82 cargo craft launched on a

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soyuz rocket from the baikonur

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cosmodrome in Kazakhstan

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the progress spacecraft docked to the

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space-facing side of the Poise module

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two days later on Thursday October 27th

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bringing almost three tons of supplies

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to the crew

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this week the astronauts aboard the

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space station got a little help on

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inventory

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Jack's astronaut koichiwakata conducted

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the RFID enabled autonomous Logistics

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management 2 or RFID Recon for inventory

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wakada used an astro B robotic free

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flyer to identify RFID tag cargo on the

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station to determine its presence and

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location in order to help the crew find

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items quickly and efficiently RFID tags

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are similar to barcodes except they are

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electronic do not require line of sight

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and are able to respond through Wireless

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communication

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although RFID has been used effectively

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on Earth for over a decade uses have

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been primarily in the area of supply

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chain Logistics at the box and pallet

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levels precise item level tracking and

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localization and machine interaction

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utilizing RFID are still in early stages

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but are rapidly beginning to infiltrate

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institutions such as retail and

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Commercial Avionics

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the mission of the International Space

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Station is multifaceted with scientific

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research and exploration at the

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Forefront

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but one of the major duties that

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astronauts take part in is to inspire

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what advice would you give to elementary

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school students who want to be

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astronauts inspiration is a core mission

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of NASA astronauts aboard the space

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station regularly take part in scheduled

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events during their time in orbit to

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inspire future generations to explore

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learn and build a better future

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educational events with schools around

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the world help students to engage in the

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study of science technology engineering

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and Mathematics along with on-orbit

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interviews with media and institutions

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the space station serves as Humanities

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outposts in the quest to explore

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we invite you to follow us as we

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continue to explore the secrets of the

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universe for the benefit of all

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we have a wealth of information online

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at ISS underscore Research on Twitter is

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a great place to start

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that's space to ground for this week

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thanks for watching we'll see you next