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goes to the right hand of the

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replacement magnetometers each have four

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turn knobs to lock them in place over

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okay getting a good noodle we have a

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the first one that I noticed was

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actually sort of sitting about like like

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I guess we'd get our lights off crews

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now are getting their worksite setup

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getting their tools in order and making

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sure that all the tethers are in place

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during a spacewalk the crew can be

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distinguished from one another by the

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fact that mission specialist Kathy

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Thornton will be riding on the arm while

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a KERS will be free-floating in addition

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Thornton's suit has a broken red stripe

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around the legs while Akers suit has a

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diagonally broken red stripe around the

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legs James one of the things we've been

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able to enjoy watching as the

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choreography between the crew member

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operate and the mechanical arm and the

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person that's out on the end of it is

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Kathy is here the canadian-built

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mechanical arm with a footer string in

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it is a marvelous way to do business if

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we didn't have that functioning or

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foot restraints placed throughout the

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payload Bay when the crew members would

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have to get in and out of those and kind

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of leapfrog the handling of the various

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different instruments to and from this

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telescope as here doing the work this

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altogether

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stitching the top stitching toward me a

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looking good

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why don't we stop that decade to you I'm

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comfortable with the position to watch

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you come back in within about six inches

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or so they look at it didn't touch

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on the west

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Debra houston we've got a good shot of

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your time from the elbow they want a way

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to pay and the girls sorry I just saying

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that we got a great shot of Tom there we

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can see his face very clearly I thought

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that's good for out now right someone

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it's like the picture stretchy okay

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blow me down a little more I know we're

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gonna need that when we get to okay

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mention some calories we'll just stop

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stop I think you may be ditching me down

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whisper all right okay hey sorry yes

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there was 42 42 turns it sucks to get

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this guide start out I can't believe me

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okay I'm just starting each of them a

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couple turn story

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make sure lined up all starting other to

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it down large cut eating down slowly

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from the a flash side not touching the

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well I guess we have to close this

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pretty picture up safety very closing

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the thermal cover story

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I get bitter water next does that ride

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you want to reduce the Yukon I'm getting

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I do have some good news for you Jeff

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and for everybody the Palos folks

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informed me that the D F and the

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coprocessor have gone through a complete

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checkout and are fully functional great

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news

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well almost home-free that's right the

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way I see it then we've got a basically

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a new telescope up there and it should

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be real exciting for the astronomical

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community I guess for the whole world to

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see what really could do with a good set

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of eyeballs endeavour Houston more good

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news

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coprocessor is checked out fully

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this is Mission Control Houston aboard

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endeavour at present the crew is just a

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little more than five minutes away from

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an engine firing that will serve to

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reboost endeavour and the Hubble Space

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Telescope raise the orbit to circular

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Debra's moving toward sunset about five

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minutes away from a store where you

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think about you putting your tether on

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he's gonna catch up

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in progress the manual deploy of the

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second solar array down to the open

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position the secondary drive mechanisms

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that actually roll out the new solar

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the payload community commenting that

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they're relieved to see this solar array

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Deborah Houston the GRS is ready and

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awaiting space telescope operations

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control center has turned off any

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electrical connections or an electrical

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power to the Goddard high-resolution

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spectrograph and cruise been given a go

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to install the redundancy kit the

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cabling kit that was designed for this

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task once they get the doors open

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there's four latches on the doors that

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protect the the instrument along with

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I can do

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back to the top of the telescope story

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Musgrave and Jeff Hoffman again to

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install some fabricated insulation boxes

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over the old magnetic sensing systems as

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the orbiter moves up the northwest coast

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of Australia and Kyle those two

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gentlemen on the end of that arm are

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having the view of their lives right now

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looking over the top of the scope down

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at the earth you heard story even remark

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about it I can tell you this is this is

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probably a moment they'll remember for

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many many many many years and we have

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got an unbelievable picture from the

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never Houston we're ready for free drift

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and we need a camera view of the array

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please we do not want to leave and we do

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not want to delay the egress of the MFR

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however back over on here a org or 3

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or a checkup - you're right you're gonna

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hit him help story hit their rock 101 is

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the second solar array wing process of

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being deployed as endeavour moves off

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again the flex in the arrays is designed

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to account for any tolerances in

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high gain antenna deploy is in progress

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aboard endeavour and aboard the Hubble

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Space Telescope this is a simultaneous

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deploy of both antennas one on this side

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of the telescope and 180 degrees around

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on the backside of this telescope this

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is about a seven minute in duration

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in view the to grapple fixtures that are

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available for the shuttles robot arm to

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retrieve and deploy the telescope for

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servicing this is Mission Control

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Houston we now have live television from

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a cameras in endeavours cargo bay

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Dever currently above the Southern

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Pacific Ocean on a track that will have

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it to make landfall above Central

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America this view showing the solar

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panels the new solar arrays that were

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installed by the crew on the second

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spacewalk of the mission and that were

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unfurled yesterday Kubby we'd like you

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to go ahead and not perform the maneuver

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that you've got loaded up for 1800 and

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I'll tell you why we have been spending

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a lot of time looking at Diu 2 telemetry

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and we now conclude that we do see more

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than just data dropouts and that

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telemetry we're looking at the signature

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of the power control unit and it is

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indicating that there is some

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troubleshooting that it's worthwhile to

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perform before we deploy this thing

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primarily having to do with the a side

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of the Diu so what we want to do is

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spend the next 2 to 3 revs doing this

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troubleshooting it involves going to

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internal power once we get to our next

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sunset and then swapping to the B side

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checking out the functionality of the

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battery charge relays all of this is

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going to take at least 2 revs to

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accomplish and because of that we are

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definitely going to delay to deploy by 2

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revs during the next couple hours we're

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going to be looking at all of this

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troubleshooting information and by m ET

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of 20 hours we hope to have a decision

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of whether or not we will actually

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deploy today this will of course depend

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on what we see over the next couple revs

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in the meantime we'd like you guys to

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sit tight don't perform any maneuver

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like the attitude we're in right now we

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will give you a call for the internal

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power step and we want you to just relax

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for a while and in bask in the glow of

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all the great work you've been doing the

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last week okay well we understand

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understand Susan we've got plenty of

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work to do other than a deploy we're

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taking care of that stuff now get back

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together and we'll continue working

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those things my understanding is there's

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nothing at the white plan that you want

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that's correct Covey if we decide that

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we need to put you to work on something

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else in order to make our time more

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efficient for the next couple days we

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will call you this is the Space

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Telescope operations Control Center at

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the Goddard Space Flight Center in

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Greenbelt Maryland with that call from

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mission specialists Kathy Thornton

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confirming that the Space Telescope has

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now been switched to its own internal

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power sources the next step in this

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troubleshooting procedure during this

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night pass endeavour now is on the

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nighttime side of Earth with about a

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little under 33 minutes left to go

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before sunrise comes again for the

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spacecraft the next step is

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disconnection of the umbilical through

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which electrical power has been fed to

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the telescope throughout its stay in the

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cargo bay and the Space Telescope but

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now already operating off of its own

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battery power on board endeavour Houston

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final chapters now quick welcome you

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I've got good news we have taken a look

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at that data from the B side and it all

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checks out the HST project would like to

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deploy today and so we are going to go

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ahead and press toward a relief we are

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going to uplink to you a nuri planned

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flight plan that has moved all of your

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activities for that Rev 121 deploy and

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we just want to let you know that right

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now there's no activity required from

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you until about 21 hours even when we'll

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be talking about a group B powerup we

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are hoping to get the uplink through

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tips of your new flight plan within the

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next half hour great do it and

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understand that at the 2100 hours which

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will be the scheduled activity and we're

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this view from the camera at the end of

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and the Pinto deploying or evil systems

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officer here the position with the

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responsibility for the mechanical arm

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reports that telescopes now securely

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captured laches continue to open again

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once all the latches are open the next

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step will be for claude nicollier to

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lift the telescope from its platform to

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position just above the cargo bay

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position called a low hover there the

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petal deploy retrieval systems officer

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reports telescopes now about two feet up

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above the platform as Nicole a continues

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to slowly raise it up to first a

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position paused above the cargo bay at

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commands are being sent now to open the

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telescopes aperture door and to activate

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the mechanisms control unit for the door

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we have a good release Pig Sepp was one

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our zero minutes 22 seconds copy one

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hour zero minutes 22 seconds cubby and

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we have to say that through your superb

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efforts you have really shown that NASA

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can do all that we promise to do and

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more and we very much appreciate it the

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sentiments of the payload community and

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in fact the all of the flight control

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team expressed on the model in front of

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the flight director console HST reopened

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for business completely completely

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renovated that now that the telescope is

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locked onto the tracking and data relay

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oh it's not bad

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and I got to tell you these views are so

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spectacular

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but over the course of the last week

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we've seen so many spectacular views

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that you almost get none to it

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they're still incredible though we know

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what you start the top the one from the

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okay we really appreciate being allowed

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total offense

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we got a kind of seat is really

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spectacular Mediterranean past at night

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and we're looking at what looks like the

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brightest morning star you ever saw over

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in this view showing the entire island

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of Madagascar off the east coast of

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go ahead endeavor Roger you get downlink

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video of the dump that's firm we're

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watching it right now looks pretty

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interesting kind of like a cycle and

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well this view showing the arm as it

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descends down into the cradle along the

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left-hand edge of the bay once it's in

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the cradle laches will latch it in place

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that's firm we sure are okay well what's

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the plan now is awesome

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Santonio at the top of the screen

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Houston at the bottom and Austin on the

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right side alright that's a great view

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this view showing actually a Houston

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Texas and we can only imagine and we're

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all jealous hey hey well we're getting a

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great picture of Fort Walton Beach and

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we'll pass that along

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in a Denver Houston for Jeff all of

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America would like to know what you've

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got in what you're doing with it well

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this is the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah

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and there's various ways that we

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celebrate it and one of the games that

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that we play is a little game with a

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dreidel and it's something that you spin

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and then you see which side comes up and

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according to that you either win or lose

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and I was just trying to see how you

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might reinterpret the rules for

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spaceflight since there's no up or down

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and I guess on the subject note the

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celebration

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I also brought along the other thing

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panic is the festival of lights' it

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lasts eight days and to celebrated we

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light a little menorah which has eight

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candles and you like one more every day

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until finally on the eighth day you have

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eight candles and so I bought a little

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traveling menorah for supper in the

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shuttle we're not going to actually

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light the candles to help the

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celebration of the season I brought it

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along it's a little little silver

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travelling menorah and so with that in

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the dreidel

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I'm all set for my onboard Hanukkah

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celebration we are getting a spectacular

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view of all of Florida at this moment

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I believe we have here the signatures of

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all the personnel of particular surgery

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and people that's gonna be those on

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endeavor it looks like the entry team is

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going to come in and take our hours for

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the rest of the mission so orbit one

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would like to say at you and good luck

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this is Mission Control Houston this

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television view from endeavours flight

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deck at the cockpit of endeavour shows a

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commander dick Covey as he prepares to

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work with the pilot to in-flight landing

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operations trainer it's a simulation of

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landing that Covey and then that pilot

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Ken Bowersox will both work with

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Bowersox here right - behind Covey as

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Covey works with it to hone their

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that was a very nice approach yeah tacos

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and finally from the orbit 2 team we

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would like to convey our thanks to you

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guys for doing just a stupendous job it

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was great for us who watch you

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professionals at work up there and for

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me down here to watch the professionals

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of work down here it was a heck of a

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team and we're all proud of how well

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this has turned out and we wish you

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Godspeed in a safe trip home thanks Greg

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and melt and all of the rest of the

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orbit 2 team that's there we appreciate

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that the work that you put in being a

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part of the team helping us through the

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things we had to do in order to get to

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the end of this mission which hopefully

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will be tomorrow and we'll see y'all at