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the International Space Station marks 10

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years of continuous human habitation and

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the last scheduled space shuttle visit

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late this year

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the flight crew will mark those

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milestones while doing the work that the

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station was built for I think one of the

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most important tests that our crew

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members will have is promoting

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scientific research in space human space

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flight program because I believe that

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humanity as a whole should strive to

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achieve loftier goals and try to expand

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them horizons to support human

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exploration the station's research

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agenda focuses on the human explorers

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learning how best to prepare those

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people physically and psychologically

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for a smooth adaptation to the

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microgravity environment to begin their

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work recovery and adaptation of human

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body after landing people to not spend

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too much time on trying to recover

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they're strengthened after a spaceflight

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while the expedition 24 crew members are

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the subjects for some station research

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there are also operators for dozens of

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experiments in a range of scientific

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disciplines those investigations use

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facilities in the station's several

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laboratory modules and outside the

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vehicle as well

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we've got experiments that go outdoors

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on all points of the station it seems

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that are trying to monitor measure

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observe the effects of the space

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environment the temperature extremes of

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the pressure extreme the the particles

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the the long-duration exposure and and

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take that information and and how can we

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build better structures in space and on

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the moon

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to maintain his orbiting laboratory

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Dyson and flight engineer Doug Wheelock

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conduct a spacewalk in July to install a

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power and data grapple fixture on the

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Zarya module to serve as a new operating

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base for Canada arm - so we can increase

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the essentially the working envelope of

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the of our robotic structures on board

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and that's our primary task on that EBA

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and there's also some routing of cables

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and and power cables and video cables

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and data cables and things that take up

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the majority of that of that e VA a

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second DBA is planned for later in the

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month for Kornienko and Fyodor

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yurchikhin to finish external outfitting

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of the new Rassvet module so future

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dockings can be completed in the

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automatic mode we should activate it

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emiram one its we connect mm one with

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power cable data cable from a same from

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FGB 2 mm one it's very very difficult

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Wheelock becomes expedition 25 commander

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when sports off Dyson and Kornienko

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returned to Earth in September just

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before space shuttle Discovery arrives

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sts-133 will leave a load of supplies

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and the cargo module Leonardo

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which will then become known as the PMM

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the permanent multi-purpose module

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it has a logistics module on there that

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we will actually be putting on the

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station and leaving it permanently so

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essentially we're going to have a big

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closet on board which is nice because

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there's just like most houses you never

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can have too much closet space discovery

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will be followed by a Soyuz spacecraft

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delivering astronaut scott Kelly and

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cosmonauts alexander kaleri and oleg

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skripochka to fill out expedition 25

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this crew will be on hand November 2nd

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to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the

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arrival of the first long-duration crew

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and the beginning of permanent human

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habitation of the International Space

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Station your chicken and skripochka are

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scheduled for two spacewalks in

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mid-november to refresh russian

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experiment samples and install new heart

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on the exterior of Zvezda and then your

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chicken Wheelock and Walker will pack

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for their departure that will come just

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days before shuttle Endeavour is

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expected to arrive with more supplies

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and a long anticipated scientific

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instrument called the Alpha Magnetic

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Spectrometer which will be attached to

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the station's truss to search for

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antimatter and dark matter I'm very

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excited about this this is the physicist

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and me coming out is that it will be

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probing the secrets of the universe

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essentially it's got a very large magnet

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on there and so it's waiting for the

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race to zoop by and then it uses the

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magnet to direct the cosmic rays to the

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detectors essentially so the detectors

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can see what's coming by the delivery of

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the AMS is a high light activity during

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the last scheduled flight of the space

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shuttle program when I was a kid you

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know we had the Mercury Gemini and

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Apollo era and so my adult life has our

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entire nation's space program misspend

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the Space Shuttle and and then the

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development later on of the of the space

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station so it's a it's sort of a very

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going to be a very nostalgic moment I

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think to say goodbye to the shuttle STS

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134 will be the 36th shuttle mission for

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assembly and maintenance of the

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International Space Station out of the

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total of 134 flights in a program that

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defined an era of human space flight you

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don't have the station maybe will be

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different one but we have these days

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very huge station and thank you shuttle

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I think on the one hand it shown us how

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difficult space travel is just by the

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accidents that we've had on the other

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hand it has afforded us the ability to

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do things that we would not have been

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able to do without a shuttle type

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vehicle such as the servicing and repair

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of satellites the Hubble Space Telescope

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and as well as build the space station a

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station outfitted and ready for another