normally over 1 + 30 from the co e back
with you at 0 641 no response required
we're with you on the mid-deck Franklin
you look real busy don't respond and
Franklin would like for you to tilt the
near-field module toward you so that the
thermo phoretic probe is is resting on
the floor of the glovebox
and Thank You parents a lot better okay
well here's the here's the first of the
samples which we just don't at this box
you gave it I think will work very well
and copy that Jeff saut looks great
yes
our copy merged CEO we got that on the
downlink and it looks great
love yous and we're back with live TV on
the midday
thank you this is Mark Kuro the Houston
Chronicle for Franklin chang-diaz could
you kind of summarize what you think the
pace and success of this flight has been
since the TSS operations what do you see
going on you think well Stephen young
with astronomy now a question for Jeff
Hoffman historically some of the the
greatest breakthroughs in science have
been following accidents or setbacks of
some kind that as a result of those
problems a great discovery has come
along do you see the the TSS breakaway
in many ways in that same
I think that those data we've got a
fingers crossed that the scientists are
going to make a lot of this mission it I
think a few months without the
International tether conference with
these results are presented it should be
pretty exciting
basically no the food was very bright
right about the spot where we'd spot the
TSS bedtime we probably get the mood
away from it anything we had was
something we thought might a minute but
yeah yeah thanks very much for trying
you sure do have a bright moon here but
it's probably enhancing your view of
Earth at night yes sir moonlit earth is
uh gorgeous
a bit
we have the downlink and we have a
tether yes sir we have it great picture
Cayman went pretty quick but great
everything's will be painted over here
about 45 seconds