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endeavour Houston good morning we're

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looking forward to your walk today we

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are 30 seconds from the VOE will pick

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you up on the other side in seven

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well good morning we had our dog we're

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scratching at the door you're loud and

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clear Houston and just the status report

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on his gloves right now and a t1 is

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halfway there went a little room and

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then we'll be both suited up

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Cathy dogface endeavour Houston for

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mid-deck TV we have an up coming glow

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test at 1553 we'd appreciate it if we

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and with the closing of the hatch the

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astronauts shortly will begin the

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15-minute procedure to depressurize the

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airlock to zero at which time the

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pressure in the airlock will be

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equivalent to the vacuum of space and

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then they'll get the go-ahead to open up

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the hatch and begin the six and a half

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hour spacewalk to test thermal

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as well as some of the tools and some of

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the key techniques of minut dexterity

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and the handling of small screws tools

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connectors at a worksite in the payload

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Bay which will ultimately be mimicked in

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the Assembly of the International Space

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Station this first television view of

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the spacewalk showing mission specialist

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Jim Voss and Mike Bernhard Voss in the

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current field of view wearing the

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spacesuit with the red stripes on the

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okay okay looks about easy okay putting

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the root together on in this view behind

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gern heart at the end of the robot arm

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is the gold-foiled spartan solar science

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satellite I'm not putting any pressure

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on I'm just using it to stabilize we

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want to work with both ends giving the

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body strength better as just a means to

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hold me steady while I fetch my mini

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workstation feathers there's a joke but

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great work dizzy

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thank you yeah over there where I get

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okay okay

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Earnhardt is removing the shield again a

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test of the dexterity of Mike Earnhardt

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as he stands in a portable foot

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restraint at the end of endeavours robot

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arm the shield is 0.06 three inches and

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thickness made of aluminum the comfort

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eight to being the coldest acceptable

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condition eight being the hottest

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acceptable condition thank you I guess

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she was once to learn you didn't just

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let me know when you want to see I'm

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going to be doing

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again in your picture astronaut Jim Vasa

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out over the starboard sill of the

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payload Bay he wearing the suit with the

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red stripes at the top just because it

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clearance I would recommend they get a

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little bit more again gern hard

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manipulating multi-layer insulation

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type of insulation that will cover Space

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Voss's head right now is the Spartan

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okay I got the hair hold remove put the

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decade there that we typically find this

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okay as endeavor crosses the the west

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coast of Africa at an altitude of about

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two hundred fourteen statute miles

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Jim Voss being lowered back toward

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let's take you back with a good cheer

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and what job would you like me to work

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oh hey I'm Pluto CJ can you take a look

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at the rigid chatter it seems to be

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filed on something we're trying to look

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back now okay no no it is not like need

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you back up on this hill

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well if they can be there some stress

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I'll get them after we take the folks

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back off large it might be tonight so

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I'm going to put it in on the wildlife

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and I think you could do it free coding

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but we ought to do it this way okay we

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got it is reattaching a debris shield to

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the task board on which a number of tool

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handling techniques were evaluated

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evie - Mike Bernhardt now working at

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removing the thermal cube that thermal

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cube was providing objective data as to

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the temperatures that were being

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experienced by the two crew members as

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they worked outside in endeavours

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objective data recorded on the thermal

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cube the astronauts also reported their

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own subjective feelings on a scale

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ranging from two to eight with two being

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cold and eight being hot and now Jim

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Newman on board endeavour maneuvering

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Jim Voss toward the airlock so that he

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can restore this multi-layer insulation

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blanket and the thermal cube that he

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holds in his hand as the astronauts

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continue configuring endeavour and

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cleaning up the payload Bay at the final

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portions of today's spacewalk and we are

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currently at the six hour mark of that

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spacewalk just slightly behind the time

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the two astronauts are in the final

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stages of cleaning up endeavours payload

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Bay and will shortly be entering the

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airlock to conclude their spacewalk

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which saw them test some thermal

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well as evaluate a series of tools and

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never back away the attainder ceased and

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we're on the mid-day this is Mission

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Control Houston the hatched from the

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airlock to the mid-deck has been opened