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maybe
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crying
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endeavour Houston good morning we're
looking forward to your walk today we
are 30 seconds from the VOE will pick
you up on the other side in seven
minutes
well good morning we had our dog we're
scratching at the door you're loud and
clear Houston and just the status report
on his gloves right now and a t1 is
halfway there went a little room and
then we'll be both suited up
Cathy dogface endeavour Houston for
mid-deck TV we have an up coming glow
test at 1553 we'd appreciate it if we
could configure for glow television
and with the closing of the hatch the
astronauts shortly will begin the
15-minute procedure to depressurize the
airlock to zero at which time the
pressure in the airlock will be
equivalent to the vacuum of space and
then they'll get the go-ahead to open up
the hatch and begin the six and a half
hour spacewalk to test thermal
modifications made to their spacesuits
as well as some of the tools and some of
the key techniques of minut dexterity
and the handling of small screws tools
connectors at a worksite in the payload
Bay which will ultimately be mimicked in
the Assembly of the International Space
Station this first television view of
the spacewalk showing mission specialist
Jim Voss and Mike Bernhard Voss in the
current field of view wearing the
spacesuit with the red stripes on the
knees and elbows
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okay okay looks about easy okay putting
the root together on in this view behind
gern heart at the end of the robot arm
is the gold-foiled spartan solar science
satellite I'm not putting any pressure
on I'm just using it to stabilize we
want to work with both ends giving the
body strength better as just a means to
hold me steady while I fetch my mini
workstation feathers there's a joke but
great work dizzy
thank you yeah over there where I get
this okay
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Earnhardt is removing the shield again a
test of the dexterity of Mike Earnhardt
as he stands in a portable foot
restraint at the end of endeavours robot
arm the shield is 0.06 three inches and
thickness made of aluminum the comfort
level is measured in a scale from two to
eight to being the coldest acceptable
condition eight being the hottest
acceptable condition thank you I guess
she was once to learn you didn't just
let me know when you want to see I'm
going to be doing
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again in your picture astronaut Jim Vasa
out over the starboard sill of the
payload Bay he wearing the suit with the
red stripes at the top just because it
clearance I would recommend they get a
little bit more again gern hard
manipulating multi-layer insulation
blanketing at the worksite along the
starboard side of the payload Bay the
type of insulation that will cover Space
Station modules into it right above
Voss's head right now is the Spartan
solar science satellite
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okay I got the hair hold remove put the
decade there that we typically find this
last activity
okay as endeavor crosses the the west
coast of Africa at an altitude of about
two hundred fourteen statute miles
Jim Voss being lowered back toward
endeavours payload
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let's take you back with a good cheer
and what job would you like me to work
oh hey I'm Pluto CJ can you take a look
at the rigid chatter it seems to be
filed on something we're trying to look
back now okay no no it is not like need
you back up on this hill
yeah
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well if they can be there some stress
therefore those two facts that are in
the way
I'll get them after we take the folks
back off large it might be tonight so
I'm going to put it in on the wildlife
and I think you could do it free coding
but we ought to do it this way okay we
got it is reattaching a debris shield to
the task board on which a number of tool
handling techniques were evaluated
during today's spacewalk
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all right yeah you go home I go
right
evie - Mike Bernhardt now working at
removing the thermal cube that thermal
cube was providing objective data as to
the temperatures that were being
experienced by the two crew members as
they worked outside in endeavours
payload Bay in addition to that
objective data recorded on the thermal
cube the astronauts also reported their
own subjective feelings on a scale
ranging from two to eight with two being
cold and eight being hot and now Jim
Newman on board endeavour maneuvering
Jim Voss toward the airlock so that he
can restore this multi-layer insulation
blanket and the thermal cube that he
holds in his hand as the astronauts
continue configuring endeavour and
cleaning up the payload Bay at the final
portions of today's spacewalk and we are
currently at the six hour mark of that
spacewalk just slightly behind the time
line
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the two astronauts are in the final
stages of cleaning up endeavours payload
Bay and will shortly be entering the
airlock to conclude their spacewalk
which saw them test some thermal
modifications to their spacesuits as
well as evaluate a series of tools and
tool handling techniques for the
international space station assembly
never back away the attainder ceased and
we're on the mid-day this is Mission
Control Houston the hatched from the
airlock to the mid-deck has been opened
mission specialist Jim Newman currently
on the mid-deck