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they slap huntsville for fred class yeah

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Fred just wanted to check and see where

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you are and also I have an update to

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this is Mission Control Houston this

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live television from Columbia shows the

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problem with thee so that you know at

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that time there wasn't any correlation

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or the jet firing any other disturbance

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and a copy this is just going on and on

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now Edison what it was like when we

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first started up it lasted probably

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forget let's say three four minutes well

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you know the discussion we're having

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obviously we're going to hand it off to

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the next team but we have a potential

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ifm here don't think understand how to

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that kinda feels good to be step back in

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to see you know believe the video up

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we're going to stop the Shah maneuver in

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about a minute and a half with this gold

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clip floating in you you'll see what the

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acceleration will do too Oh that'll be

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great thanks when we're done with the

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yaw maneuvers here will send up your

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entry messages we want to have good on

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an interrupted come all right there

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currently at Columbia is in the midst of

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a yah yah maneuver one of us several

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maneuvers that it's been performing over

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after that spotted you more than me

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right now too windy these maneuvers have

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for the space acceleration measurement

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system experiment onboard measuring at

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the various rates of acceleration on

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board the spacecraft at during such

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maneuvers again earlier Columbia

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performed a roll maneuver a 360 degree

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roll now it's I've been performing a 360

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degree yah maneuver maneuvering it about

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a degree per second its nearing the end

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of that maneuver at which point to pilot

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control my anger will stop at the

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this is Mission Control Houston now

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we're continuing to receive live

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television from Columbia we're handing

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over in the control center or but one is

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our last shift for Brian and I but the

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orbit one team is your entry team fact

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Blaine and rich are here now and we're

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handing over now to story I'm John

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Shannon and out orbit for all right dave

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was great working with all you today I

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just having that sense to block console

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got us a little bit of trouble see Ricky

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to maybe you should leave the moment

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next time so we really enjoyed working

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with y'all I better whisper smooth the

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little props we had gone through the

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check out the heart yeah it got pretty

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busy and you guys did a great job

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keeping up with it with the malfunctions

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so we've really enjoyed it and it did

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start to feel like a sim ending over the

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story ok you know you know this

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television live from Columbia's Columbia

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passes just off the Cape of Africa the

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southern tip of that continent currently

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in an altitude of 100 in 170 statute

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miles on board the red team continuing

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through the early hours of their 12-hour

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shift flight day 16 for members of the

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red team hey plowed Huntsville we have

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live module video from eb see you in the

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so the crystal growth furnace gets to be

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the last major experiment system to shut

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down and it has been running for the

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longest continuous period of operation

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during during this us microgravity

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laboratory and furnace used that time

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for doing high-temperature materials

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processing research they were able to

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successfully process eight samples of

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the specialized types of electronic

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materials known as semiconductors and

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for the last two samples that were run

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in the crystal growth furnace material

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known as germanium gallium those last

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two runs were intended not so much for

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producing crystal and material itself

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because of of any special interest in it

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but rather as part of it a particular

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engineering test that one group wanted

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to perform with the crystal growth

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and get all their equipment prepared for

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sending it back to their home base

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institutions in case of the surface

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tension team their equipment coming from

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the NASA Lewis Research Center and so

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those members of the science teams who

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have been on duty here for more than two

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weeks now will be preparing to return to

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their home institutions at different

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places around the United States and

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shortly fairly soon after Columbia's

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landing they will be getting the data

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that in some cases has to be physically

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brought back by the orbiter for instance

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all the tapes that have been videotaped

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on board will be eagerly a in the lower

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portion of the screen Columbia's

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direction of travel now being south and

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point of current orbit currently at

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about 30 degrees south latitude and

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starting to swing more in a direct

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easterly direction since this orbit for

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the sto 73 flight is a 39 degree

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and in Columbia is now getting fairly

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close to the eastern coast of South

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America just about at the southernmost

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point of the vast country of Brazil

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of Sao Paulo and looking down on the

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coast now as it heads out over the

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Atlantic Ocean we see the coastline of

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South America there with cloudiness

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and the view towards the horizon here

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would be back in the direction that

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Columbia has just flown over aiming the

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camera out of the payload Bay we get a

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good view towards the west over a large

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zoomed to a wide angle we start to see

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the not only the broad areas of the

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South Atlantic spread out below Columbia

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but the Spacelab module where crew

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members over the past 14 days and in a

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little over close to 15 days have been

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using that module as a work place in

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space doing a variety of different types

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of science operations in a laboratory

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that has been very carefully assembled

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over about a three year process they

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planning and preparation for this

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mission extended over roughly three

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years in getting these experiments

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systems already and that preparation and

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planning and training that went into a

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flight like this as we've seen now paid

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off with that stowaway yes the

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experiment is his and he's also a backup

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favorite specialist and talking to us

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today yeah I've been talking to him

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and is that an inverse crystal growth

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maneuver their Kazakh Asako instead of a

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sack up I was trying hard to avoid the

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putting into place procedure to just

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make sure that that flexible glovebox

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won't be loose during the orbit and

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landing and that being done that is the

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last major operation or the crew has to

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actually do much in a hands-on sense for

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the experiment systems and this is all

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part of the process of getting the

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laboratory workshops that the crew

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members have been using now for the last

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more than two weeks getting it all set

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applause for the amazing Socko

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and yes al this is the fulfillment of a

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that's pretty fun I've never had so much

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this is page live operations control

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Huntsville and their Lumia meaning they

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have put dangers hand over and we

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continue to live down like video we will

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be having an interruption of that

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shortly however as Columbia comes up to

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the handover point or transition from

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the Western tracking and data relay

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satellite to the eastern but while we do

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have it we're using that downlink signal

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capability to take these earth views

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over the extreme eastern portion of the

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Pacific Ocean and the that being the

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eastern Pacific Ocean and the point in

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the orbit which is about their further

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south that Columbia flies a spacecraft

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