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good morning endeavor we show you just

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off the east coast of australia and

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that's morning's wakeup music is a

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and good

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rogers are we

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views of the uh pam stew satellite uh

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from uh endeavor the range to the

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satellite is about 2 000 feet this is a

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station keeping position that endeavor

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will

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basically match the movements of the

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for the next six to eight hours or so

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this satellite is a cylindrically shaped

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spacecraft with a

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size of about two feet by three

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feet this is mission control houston uh

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the good news reported uh to the crew

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from chris hadfield here in mission

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control that the attitude measurement

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system has locked on to the uh pam stew

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using

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lasers mounted in one of the canisters

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experiment rack in the back end of

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i sure i think i should say do you

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usually have a mile cable building

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affirmative we are watching uh your

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camera view that you're downlinking

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we'll have it for another few minutes

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okay great just want to make sure you're

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getting it

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we're getting a rock solid image and we

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you can thank the

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brown referencing mario runko and andy

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thomas operating cameras providing the

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view of the pam stew satellite

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at a range of about

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1740 feet

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debra houston we're with you on tdrs

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east and the folks in the park again

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want to pass along their congratulations

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to the cinematographer and the key grip

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just a fantastic picture endeavor thank

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john

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we've just got a request to delay the

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next pam stew rendezvous by a day so

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and and we're going to accommodate that

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plan it looks like that means

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essentially we'll swap flight day 8 and

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flight day 9 activities

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and of course there'll be a lot of

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impacts to that

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beginning here

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gosh post sep

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so we wanted to give you a heads up on

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that we're going to continue

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troubleshooting right now but

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the pam stu folks i think that it'll be

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real beneficial to them to give them

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just a little bit more time to analyze

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the data

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and see if they can

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come up with some workarounds to some of

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the problems that they've been seeing

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that's the direction we're headed and of

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course if you've got any insights and

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then any suggestions as to ways to

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minimize

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any negative impact on the crew to doing

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we're just discussing the same thing on

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board so it sounds like we're thinking

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we don't have any

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suggestions on the uh

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on the laser office we'll continue

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taking all the video that we can

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so uh linda can use that

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of course we've got plenty of uh

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we're glad to stay up here another day

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and we copy that john and we'll make

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sure we put that in the list of options

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uh that are considered

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the of course uh of course cryo is

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cryo's the real uh the real limiting

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the lights are going down right now

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i appreciate anything you can do to put

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we'll fight the good fight jones

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endeavor houston for john

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yeah john uh

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of course all kidding aside that we we

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any way to uh conserve enough cryo to

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really get an extension day uh you know

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we don't think an actual extension day

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okay well i know you looked at it

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once we uh stick it takes so much effort

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for us to get up here you know we've

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been in training for this flight for uh

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almost a year now

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and i wish i had a nickel for every

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uh we couldn't applaud those like those

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comments anymore

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from a ground standpoint this is one of

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the most exciting missions so most of us

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have been involved with and

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gosh we'd like to see it go on for a lot

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the story of the mere cooperative ray

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began back a couple of years ago when

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team members from the international

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space station program

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conceived of the project that would

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power on the russian space station and

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provide invaluable information to the

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designers of the array

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for the international space station the

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u.s portion of the project was managed

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the cooperative array project followed

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an aggressive timeline taking less than

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two and a half years from the inception

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to space

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deployment the video that is being sent

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to us from the mere space station

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was recorded during the spacewalk in

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this particular view an array on the

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base block of the module

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towards the front of the picture which

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is uh straight the collaborative array

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as a accordion feature behind that array

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and the space walkers are in the shadow

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on the right right hand side of the

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to once again orient this particular

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the golden straight feature towards the

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left side of the screen is actually an

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array that is being unfurled

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shape of the array as it's being

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these are pictures were recorded by nasa

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astronaut and cosmonaut researcher

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shannon lucid from the interior of the

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cranking at a slightly higher rate

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this is a very physically intensive

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exercise

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re-entered into the space lock to

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this particular piece of video was taken

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towards the end of the deployment

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activity since it requires both men to

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after a brief pause to uh switch out

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concepts on the uh space station we are

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once again receiving a downlink of the

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uh deploy

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of the mirror cooperative solar array

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the eva today began

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around 1am moscow time

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which was about midnight decreed moscow

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time that is the time with which the

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that did the job today for a joint

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project were mayor 21 commander yuri

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onye franco and flight engineer yuri

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on the left-hand side of the

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array that runs down the center of the

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is the boom crane this was used to

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remove the

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canister from the docking module where

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the canister was actually moved into

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position uh early tuesday morning moscow

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in preparation for today's array

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for today's uh spacewalk and deploy of

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out and

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positioned for today's activities

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we have completed the replay of the

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spacewalk activities this is now a live

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picture from the mere space station

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showing the solar array in its deployed