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Atlantis Houston good morning good

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morning chilly that was awake the Harpe

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by hiding some for ron sega by his

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I'll go downstairs and see if it did the

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Julie let's just leave it in Eevee a for

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the relay and are you asking if you

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should take it back to exclusive Mir at

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the end of the relay that's affirm I do

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you want me to take it back at 23:30 or

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just leave it may be a surely you can

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just leave it there and and we'll give

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you a real-time call if necessary that's

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and for our Dave I'll just hold up the I

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do that for you any idea what it size

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so maybe they go about trying to pack

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the order yet hold this up to the end we

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Harold's operon

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okay okay okay okay we'll bring down the

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affirmative we have video of the flight

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in the water kind of amazing Rick that

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our excess water we need to get rid of

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is exactly what they need it certainly

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perfect example how we can mystically

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use our abilities of the two programs

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for the two vehicles to get more

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accomplished the docking adapter heading

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over to the beer Space Station as you

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can see throughout it's pretty crowded

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in the passageways there most of these

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bags are filled with transfer items

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the way you always do them in the

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airplane you might as well do them here

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right a few less G's that we apply of

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our transit route today on this tour

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starts with the docking adaptor and that

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on our way to the node we are transiting

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through the crystal module the beers

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requirements cable that we're going to

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see all the way into the base block is

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for the bits view that sends audio

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it's not a great capability that our

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shuttle has taking down or the back down

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one of the documents that we use to work

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all the way down to move along with

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three of course Russian equipment but

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kind of speeded the rate up a little bit

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here certainly hope not to use those

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Soyuz modules but it's nice to know

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opportunity for that the privacy during

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so we're approaching the node here

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shortly and then we'll be taking the

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we always have the right one the way

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copy that Rick and we have to use that

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thing quite a few more times so let's be

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careful with it ODS we're at Chili's

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it's apparent we're going to take a turn

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after the Spacehab as Ron is taking some

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transfer items out of the space capsule

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these items most of these items here are

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items that are kept stowed to be

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returned on board the shuttle but we

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have not yet packed them up for final

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doctor

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as well as characterizing the radiation

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will be carrying on doing similar work

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after will continue and we'll have a US

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presence obtaining science on here

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during this phase of our joint program

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and leading us into the International

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Space Station thank you you're catching

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mr. Houston please go ahead two space

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vehicles station and shuttle this is a

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wonderful picture these two systems very

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good together these two systems fly

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precursor for the futures alpha station

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I'd like to thank everybody who took

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participated in this project they did a

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great deal of work and have allowed us

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to understand each other better and to

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and when is the shuttle going to pull

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away this is going to be really I'm

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looking forward to when you get back to

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get a sense from an American what it's

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like to be in state so long Russian

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friends have been there for more than a

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year on single missions and I think this

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mission that you have is going to really

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help us better understand how to prepare

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for the International Space Station and

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we're not just interested in the

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technical things some of the

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psychological impacts of isolation up in

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space is pretty important also you know

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we learn from Rockets mission and I

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really hope when you come back we'll

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have a chance to talk to you about your

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observations of what it feels like to be

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up there but you'll be connected

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electronically and I know you have to do

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I just want to once again say before the

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mission is even complete we'll have

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proud I am of you and how pleased I am

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that we're working so cooperatively with

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our Russian friends and I think the

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world is in from a whole new era at the

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turn of the century because of what

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you're doing today thank you so much and

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God bless you all Thank You mr. golden

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and God bless you and I want to

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congratulate the rest of the crew up

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there these guys are really been working