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another Shuttle Endeavor is poised at

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and we have rookie you Wendy Lawrence

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this is shuttle launch control the STS

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the cruise channel to the remain silent

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astral contract and there were LPC don't

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time just a few minutes away from the

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8th voyage of Endeavour with a crew of

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voyage to view the universe here's the

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hour the altitude is 82 thousand feet

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I get it return endeavour Houston

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hygiene kitten annoy list environment

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opportunity to carry some smaller

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experiments you're looking at two of

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them right now one of them was sponsored

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experiment and control Systems Theory

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future space station that we are going

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protein crystal growth experiment as are

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crystals we were up in this weightless

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environment well let's go and see you

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amount of water and whether or not we

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want hot or cold we also have a small

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food to Sam he has to get an opportunity

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to come down much experiments and it's

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NASA TV and of course the large dis

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white disc about the size of a nickel is

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taking out all those things all those

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okay John if you see good act marks item

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this is wa4 si R hi Nick well it's good

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to hear you on the air here and we're

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ready to ready to talk to you guys go

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ahead okay I copy that now yeah well you

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back of my mind of flying in space is

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other planets in fact I would very much

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like to see us colonize Mars I think

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us because it's it's a little bit like

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the earth in the way it's built and

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could be built into a planet that humans

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Space Station Mir Space Station there

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this is the Space Shuttle Endeavor how

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dr. thyroid I present English voice if

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I was wondering how your English was

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trying out an army but it sounds like

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let's go slow flow a key for me

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how you liking you knew your new home

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dr. Beckett we all settled in it's not

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bad at all it's nice and living and

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places in a pool it places a river one

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so you can migrate to Evers no separable

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to the sea it sure is and that actually

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the scenery around where I am I've got

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six other faces but it looks an awful

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lot like discovery get back in 92 north

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well you know I figured if we were ever

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in orbit again we probably be on the

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it's kind of amazing we've got 13 human

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beings in orbit right now and I think

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that you just start them off on your big

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adventure and what about the endures

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tomorrow but I think the fact that we've

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got 13 humans on obits does is is

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signaling that we've got a whole new

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horizon that just unfolding for us

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through with our joint space efforts and

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now we're real happy for you well I'm

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happy for you I believe you have a

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successful life everyone on board and

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happy to pass along the ventilations to

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we sure appreciate the words and we've

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had just a great flight here we the

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orbiters been working just great we've

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gathered a lot of ultraviolet data for

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the guys on the ground and we're hoping

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to come home tomorrow to weather lets us

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win if not we'll just be forced to spend

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you

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endeavour Houston about a minute to L OS

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will pick you up on the other side at 21

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25 and it looks like we have a view of

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some sort of tropical cyclone sort of

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system out there in the Indian Ocean

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yep we certainly have some clouds out

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here Ralph and I guess we'll see you out

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huh traffic go ahead John

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he had to pass the acquisitions the IPS

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is pointing a little bit off that this

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one as soon as we commanded the Astro

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star tracker it was almost right out

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with the star view display we have up

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we're seeing some amazing lightning from

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our downlink cameras endeavour is better

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with your eyeballs despite a picture

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and we got the city lights to these

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that's an incredible view we can see the

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Cape very clearly after Huntsville to

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well it was a great job we've got an

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awful lot of observations and data IPS

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perform fantastic astral payload did too

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as did the crew

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I guess what it's time to get close to

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stow are orbiting astrophysics

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laboratory right it is so uh that's

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a little bit sad seeing this beautiful

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what's going to find job for us and

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world will police have been part of the

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mission Dave we have I tried to tell me

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camera a I don't know if you have TV

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available

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we've permitir thank you we're getting a

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good morning Tammy

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endeavor now being commanded into its

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first role reversal this is a maneuver

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to bank the orbiter from left to right

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or vice versa to increase the drag

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during the entry thus slowing the

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airspeed of the orbiter and dissipating

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the proper energy on the command of the

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onboard computers every Houston we

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showed you approaching the hack no

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change the weather

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the winds are to 3-0 at 15 peak 22 that

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three peak for from the right 15 and

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peak 22 on the head we would like a late

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the drag chute deploy just in case we

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can get across one BTO endeavour is

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traveling right now at a descent rate

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seven times steeper than that of a

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commercial jetliner Azaz wall prepares

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pilot bill Gregory has deployed the

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main gear touchdown

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nose gear touchdown the drag chute has

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endeavor rolling out on runway two two

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at Edwards Air Force Base to complete a

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shuttle record six point nine million

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copy we'll stop endeavor and welcome

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home and ever after a fantastic

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record-setting mission it'll be a tough

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one to beat and it sure is nice to have

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okay that should close the lights okay

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okay post-landing deltas fine copy will

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stop never and welcome home and ever

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after a fantastic record-setting mission

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it'll be a tough one to beat

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and it sure is nice to have y'all home

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max no media Delta's he's got to pick up

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in the post laning Gary he's used to no

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post-landing deltas and your go to pick