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houston and station discovery physical

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houston copies

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lunch is connecting space shuttle

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station of let go

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and springs in that mechanism are

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pushing the shuttle away from the

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station marking the end of the docked

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portion of the sts-130

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mission at 7 52 a.m central time

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12 days

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2 hours and 31 minutes into discovery's

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built a link to mark discovery's

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departure shuttle and station are 217

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miles above new guinea the shuttle spent

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a total of 10 days

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five hours and eight minutes docked to

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this again is sequential still video

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being sent down through the shuttle's

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as a video downlink isn't currently

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discoveries leaving behind 7.6 tons of

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cargo and equipment brought in up in the

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including four new science racks that'll

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improve the station's earth observation

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capabilities and help astronauts fight

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astrophy and also a new ammonia take

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assembly that will help keep the

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station's systems cool

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taking home with it another 3.3 tons of

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clearing out some space on the station

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which has been filling up steadily over

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discovery is scheduled to return to the

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station one more time for the sts-133

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mission the final shuttle mission

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actually currently scheduled for

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control thanks you and your crew were

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excellent guests we loved having you

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here you helped us leave the station in

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a better place than when you got here

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come back soon

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thanks tj we enjoyed every minute of it

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thanks for the great hospitality

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we'll talk to you soon

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flight engineer tj creamer giving one

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more goodbye on behalf of the station's

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crew to space shuttle of the discovery

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in particular commander alan poindexter

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talking there

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and as he mentioned that not too much

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longer before discovery will be back

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it'll be bringing the leonardo module

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again that's currently inside the

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shuttle's cargo bay coming back with it

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converted from its moving band form of a

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multi-purpose logistics module into a

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permanent multi-purpose module and we'll

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be staying at the station after that

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mission to provide the station crew with

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space shuttle discovery now 25 feet away

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this view through the

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looking into the pressurized mating

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on the harmony node where it has spent

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numbers if you're ready to copy for

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let's go right now 50 feet away from the

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to move away aiming for a point

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where it will begin the fly around at 8

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continuing to get this look through the

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in block 8 alpha step 2 is not required

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we will not be performing 10 alpha today

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graphical depiction of the shuttles

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far away the shuttle has moved from the

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station according to

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one of the sensors it uses to dodge that

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the trajectory control sensor now just

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shuttle and station are 216

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miles above the pacific ocean heading

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gaining distance between the two

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station when

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pilot jim dunton will then take controls

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discovery now 200 feet in front of the

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international space station continuing

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to move away

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per hour