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good evening and welcome to our sts-133

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mission status briefing

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with us tonight we're happy again to

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have the lead flight director for the

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international space station control team

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royce renfrew and the lead space walking

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officer art thomason with us we'll start

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out as usual with some opening comments

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from the two gentlemen and then we'll

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move on to your questions royce

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thanks sir so

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another

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excellent day on orbit for the 133 uf5

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team executing the

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second eva of the mission i was i was

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very pleased at where we got to with

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this eva we

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we got through all of our nominal

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activities and and knocked off a whole

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bunch of get-aheads that we were hoping

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to be able to do on this mission i'll

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let art give you all the all the details

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of the activities that we did

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but i was very pleased with with where

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the where we got to at the end of the

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day

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the schedule because we had a problem

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with bowen's suit with a seal in one of

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his

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bio canisters and we

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did a quick ifm in the airlock there

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with mike barrett and paulo

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replace that seal and put that back in

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got a good leak check got both crew out

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the door

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it was

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another outstanding job again by mike

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barrett and and scott kelly operating

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the arm with steve bowen riding it for

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the majority of the eva

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and we ended the mission with the uh we

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ended the day rather with the big arm

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the ssrms in the uh

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in the undock config which is a real

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milestone for me because that means

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we're essentially done with all of the

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space station robotics for

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for this mission obviously after

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discovery undocks we still have a couple

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more surveys to do with the shuttle arm

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on their way in but as far as big arm

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ops are concerned we're done with that

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we had a little bit also of a hiccup in

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at the end of the mission with

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al drew's helmet cam his helmet lights

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came off the top of his emu

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we got steve over there to help try to

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put that back on we spent a little bit

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of time troubleshooting that we were

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almost at the end of the activities for

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both crew anyway so we made the decision

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just to tether the helmet and the helmet

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lights to

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al's suit and sent him back to the

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airlock while steve went out to take

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care of one more get-ahead activity and

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then we were done with the eva for the

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day but

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all in all just just a great day on

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orbit and an excellent eva 2 for the for

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the entire team

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inside the iva tests were still pushing

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along even while the crew was out

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executing the eva

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we accomplished all of the tasks that we

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hoped to do today with the iba crew

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in the permanent multi-purpose module we

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essentially cleaned out the aisle way

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moved all the stuff that was hanging off

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the front of the rack to its uh to its

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locations where were temps knowing it

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moved a lot of that stuff to the end

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cone put it behind the bungee jail there

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and also got the the

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extra equipment that came up with

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robonaut as well as the robonaut torso

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in the packing crate it came up in move

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that into the lab so then tomorrow on

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orbit we're going to go take the

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the carbon dioxide removal assembly bed

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that we brought up incline

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in the mid deck of the orbiter and

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installed that in the cdr in the node

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three rack because of the plus one day

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then we decided to go ahead and take

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care of that and we'll activate the node

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three seater tomorrow afternoon and let

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it run for the rest of the mission

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and then the crew also has a half day

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and they'll spend some time relaxing

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with all crew members taking a half day

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off after their midday meal so like i

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said i'll let art give you all the

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details of the activities that we did

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today so

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up to you art

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okay thanks royce i'd like to start out

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by congratulating steve al nicole and

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mike on another outstanding eva today

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today's eva was six hours and 14 minutes

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in duration that put steve in sixth

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place on the all-time list for a time

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he now has accumulated 47 hours and 18

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with al's two evas on this mission he's

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accumulated 12 hours and 48 minutes

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on today's eva we had quite a few small

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tasks so there's a lot to keep track of

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especially with ssrms going on again

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but the crew again did an outstanding

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job the first task was to stow an apfr

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outside a portable foot restraint this

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restraint was brought in on eva1 a heat

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shield was removed so it could fit in

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all the worksite interfaces on the

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outside of station i was instilled

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outside of station for use on future

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evas from there al headed over to the

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failed pump module

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he did a quick inspection inspection on

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the vent tool and vent tool extender

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everything looked great we were

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concerned before the cva about a kink in

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the line he inspected that there was no

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significant damage so we were go to vent

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he then threw the bale on the vent tool

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which allowed

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the 10 pounds of ammonia in the pump

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module to be vented

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once that was complete he worked on some

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troubleshooting for the j-1 electrical

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connector that we had trouble with on

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eva-1 i was able to get a good mate on

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that so no contingency tie-down plan was

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required that we're in a good

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configuration to now bring this pump

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module home on

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135 from there al stowed the vent tool

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and vent tool extender and a bag that's

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now stowed on top of the airlock it's

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nominal home

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steve meanwhile was working on columbus

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where he got on the end of the arm and

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picked up the lightweight adapter plate

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assembly or lapa this is part of an

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experiment that was brought up on 123

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now returning home with some of the data

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that was collected and now back in the

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payload bay thanks to steve on the arm

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and mike running the arm

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from there al translated out to the

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starboard end of the truss where he

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removed the expeca mli from express

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logistics carrier number four

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now that express logistics carrier

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number four is on station this piece of

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this thermal blanket is no longer

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required that was removed while he was

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that a cover on the camera that they

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worked on yesterday where they installed

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the lens i had twisted a little bit so

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al went over there

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using his hand was able to turn that

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cover back into place so the v was no

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longer obstructed on that camera

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he installed the a camera on dexter

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this now completes the outfitting for

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dexter dexter is equipped with two

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one final task on dexter was for steve

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to remove the ep blanket this is an

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electronics platform blanket that's no

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longer required this was used for launch

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and now that spdm is operational on

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this blanket is no longer needed

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from there al then removed jettison

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stowage bags that were left outside

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on the pump module evas when the failed

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pump module was changed out these are

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used to cover some fluid quick

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for thermal protection those are then

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brought back inside

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then al went back to the airlock we had

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him get an o2 recharge to charge his

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tanks up

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to make sure he had plenty of oxygen to

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complete all the tasks

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on this cva he then headed out to the

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port side of the truss where he

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installed the p3 cedar light

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and this light illuminates the solar

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he then headed up and

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reinstalled a booty

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that had come out of that had come out

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of place before

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we anticipated that the velcro may be

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bad due to atomic oxygen but al was able

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reconnect the velcro and he did not have

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to put any

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extra restraints on it to keep it in

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from there al went on to do some

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troubleshooting on the p1 radiator

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grapple stow beams these beams still a

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grapple fixture that's used to hold the

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radiator in case it needs to be removed

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and replaced someday

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mission and they weren't as secure as we

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had liked al went through a series of

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troubleshooting steps but in the end it

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turned out that by applying higher

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torque he was able to get the beams nice

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from there i'll translate it over to

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node 3 where he removed a thermal

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also no longer required

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steve then translated to

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end effector that's up on the mobile

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transporter in both of those locations

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he installed lens covers that protect

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these cameras from the plume of visiting

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vehicles

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from there steve worked a couple of

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get-aheads he removed a portable foot

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restraint put it in a location that's

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preferable for a future mission

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um he then headed out to the strela

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adapter

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this is a russian tool that's relocated

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from pma3 over back to the russian

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segment

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and about that time

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when al was finishing up removing

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the thermal blanket from node 3. he did

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have the issue that royce had mentioned

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where

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his wvs or wireless video system and

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helmet lights became disconnected it was

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still connected via the power cable so

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steve tried to go over there get it

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secured into place it's something that's

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extremely difficult to do in the bulky

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at that point al tethered it back and we

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completed all of our nominal tasks and

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then some at that point al translated

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back to the airlock we got him in a good

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configuration

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steve finished up by installing

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the strela adapter over on the russian

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segment grabbed a bag and both crew

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members headed in for another great eva

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and with that i'll turn it back over to

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the moderator for questions thanks a lot

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center please remember to state your

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name and affiliation before your

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question and we do have one reporter on

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the phone bridge as well

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so

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start off with mark

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thank you very much uh mark caro for

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aviation week and space technology could

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you sort of

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uh update us on the russian co2

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uh repair work and kind of where they

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stand and

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whether

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that plus the cdr operation would have

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any impact on the extra day as you see

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it now

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okay let me let me answer the second

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question first

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the

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piece of equipment called vasduk which

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is a essentially a piece of hardware

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that scrubs co2 out of the breathable

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atmosphere like our

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carbon carbon dioxide and removal

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assembly the seizure we keep talking

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about

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so the our russian friends the

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cosmonauts have been in the in the

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service module for the last couple days

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going through a rather extensive uh

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in-flight maintenance activity on on vas

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duke and

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they accomplished all of their tasks

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today

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and is my expectation that tomorrow

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we'll be able to get vosdk back up and

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running hopefully it's just about the

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same time as we get uh

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cdr in node three up and running so

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we'll have all of the co2 scrubbing

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capability of the iss stack going at the

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same time

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if for whatever reason we can't get uh

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bosduke up and running or if we have

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problems getting the note 3 seizure up

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and running that will not actually

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impact

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the plus one day at all we've

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plotted it out we've got plenty of

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margin for being able to scrub co2

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using the shuttle assets and using the

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lab cdra

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we're also using the medox containers in

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the airlock that the crew normally uses

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when they're in their eva camp out the

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night before an eva when they're when

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they're secluded from the rest of the

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station we have two medox canisters in

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there that scrub the atmosphere for that

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volume and what we've been doing in the

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interim here while the airlock hatch is

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opening is we've inserted medox

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canisters in that scrubber to help scrub

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the iss atmosphere as well then on top

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of that we have lyell canisters that we

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can use in the russian segment and we

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have oil canisters that we can use in

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the u.s segment if we need to but we

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shouldn't

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so the whether or not vosdo comes up or

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whether or not we get cdr up or not

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won't actually affect our ability to do

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an uh the plus one day

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okay

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more questions bill

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yeah bill hart with cbs for uh royce

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just another vastly question um i i

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thought y'all they were going to replace

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that with some hardware that's

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uh what is the long-term plan for vice

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duke i know they spent quite a bit of

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time trying to get this thing running

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um i i actually don't know i'll have to

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go look that one up for you what uh

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what they're doing now with uh with olig

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and alex

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is specifically what they've been

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trained to do

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which is essentially what we're going to

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do with the note 3 seizure as far as

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it's not a one for one comparison

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because they're obviously different

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hardware but they're getting they're

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essentially working doing an ifm to work

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on the pump and they're also trying to

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bring up another bed in that to increase

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its efficiency uh as far as replacing

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bosnic i'll i'll have to look that up

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for you because i'm not sure what that

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hi robert perlman with collectspace.com

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just looking ahead can you update us on

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where discovery is with consumables i

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know that you've already added the day

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are you is there any chance you'd be

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looking at another mission extension

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another plus one

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as far as the consumables on discovery

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and i i

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you guys keep asking me questions and i

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think i should have stopped and asked

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that question when before i came over i

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know i know discovery has plenty of

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consumables for the plus one mission

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plus the eon plus two that we normally

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keep for being able to deal with uh

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weather at ksc

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and beyond that i would not be able to

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tell you what the consumable status on

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on discovery is i'd have to i don't

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wanna get quote numbers and then get

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them wrong so i'll have to get that

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number for you

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okay but uh is is there any talk amongst

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the team about another extension for for

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any reason in terms of staying at the

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station longer

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you know we we always try to protect for

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any docked cases that we might need to

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go do but as far as

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an additional plus one day there's been

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some conversation but i haven't i was

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busy with my eva today and i haven't

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tracked where that all got and whether

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or not we would add another doc day to

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gina

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about steve's camera i think he went out

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the door with it not working and then it

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suddenly started working as any clue to

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what the issue was yeah that's something

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we're still scratching our head about um

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this we had the same signature on eva

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one uh his wireless video system um

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didn't work for the beginning and we did

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all the troubleshooting steps that we

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could think of and then magically it

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started working again around two hours

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into the eva and we had the same

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scenario today

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so not exactly sure what happened there

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but uh something we're looking into

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thank you

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well just to follow up on uh on robert's

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question royce if if you did get a day

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uh i'm assuming you could put that to

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good use with pmm

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uh unloading and outfitting i mean that

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i would assume that would be what you

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would use an extra day for if you got

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one

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yes absolutely if if we if if that came

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to pass we would essentially use it for

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the same thing we've used the plus one

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day that's been added to the mission for

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we would continue to transfer

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hardware out of the permanent

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multi-purpose module

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into the lab strip it out of its

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containers get that get all that into

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the htv so yes that that's what we would

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use it for

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okay i'm going to go to the phone bridge

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now and we'll see if marcia has a

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question marcia can we hear you yes ty

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i've got two questions

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the cdr in node 3

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i i can't remember why it's down to

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begin with could you refresh my memory

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the

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what we call a dash two bed

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and the the one that we brought up in

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the mid deck on this mission is a dash

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three bed and it's really just an

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upgrade

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but the uh the the dash two beds are uh

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getting close to their

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uh uh

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time on orbit and when we track those

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things and they're just like canisters

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that you have to change out after you've

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used them considerably so the note 3

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seizure has we were intending to bring

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up a dash three bed and insert it into

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the

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bed and we were going to put that one in

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there as well

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uh so what we'll wind up doing tomorrow

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is we'll go ahead and insert the dash

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three bed that we brought up in 133 into

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the note 3 sidra

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and run it with a dash 3 bed and a dash

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2 bed

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to get that up and running tomorrow but

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there's actually nothing wrong with it

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and there's nothing wrong with the bed

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other than it's

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it's approaching the time when we should

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ought to change it out we'll go ahead

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and get that running tomorrow and we'll

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probably leave it running until the end

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of the mission

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great thanks for that explanation and

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and now that the second spacewalk is

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over

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do you feel like both of the major

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things have been accomplished on the

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shuttle mission and that

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it's all downhill from now so to speak

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i feel

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happy and contented actually i'm a happy

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flight director all of our big

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objectives for the mission have been

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accomplished we've installed the elc

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we've installed the pmm and activated it

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yesterday

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that was that was beautiful to watch all

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the robotics and all the

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all the structures and mechanisms and

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the outfitting and the vegetable

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outfitting and that was just great i

509
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loved all that and then

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two days ago we conducted the first eva

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and that was flawless today we conducted

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the second dva of the mission and it was

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flawless and we got a whole bunch of

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get-aheads and i i was very happy about

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that

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the the remainder of the mission however

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is just as important as all the stuff

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we've done especially with the addition

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of the plus one data the mission here to

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try to get the iss in the best possible

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configuration we can get it in

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before we 133 has to leave and then htv

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has to leave right after that so we

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still have a we have a lot of work to do

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in front of us it's conceivably not as

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glamorous as installing modules and elcs

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and doing space walks but it is

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absolutely just as important to do all

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of those activities that are coming up

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coming up for the remainder of the 133

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docked mission

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thank you that's all

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okay do we have any further questions

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here bill

535
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a very quick one for royce um at the end

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of the cva you called

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scott and had a little private talk i

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don't suppose you tell us what that was

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about

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sure uh i just actually wanted to tag up

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with my commander because we've been so

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busy we've been so busy recently i

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haven't had a chance to talk to him and

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and i thought this was just a good

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opportunity we were getting the crew out

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of their emu's and everybody was

547
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pretty much coming into some downtime

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and i just took the opportunity to

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commandeer the spacecraft so i could

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chat with him for a little while just

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ask him how everything was going let him

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know how happy i was at how the mission

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was going and and he was he was very

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happy as well and

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and

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it was excited that the mission was

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going as well as it was and that was

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really just uh you know

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the increment lead flight director

560
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michael ammers talks to him every every

561
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week they have a sit-down conversation

562
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i've been going to

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uh leading up to the mission here for

564
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quite a while now so i can stay tagged

565
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up with the iss commander and i j we

566
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literally hadn't had a chance to talk to

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him in a while so i commandeered the

568
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space ground and just chatted with him

569
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for a few minutes

570
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okay let me go one more question

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hi robert perlman again with

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collectspace.com for art uh

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just um because there was a lot of these

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activities were categorized as

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get-aheads for today i'm just curious

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with the shuttle program coming to an

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end how long is the list of get aheads

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that remain um

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that are outstanding and are you near

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completion on that

581
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i don't have an exact number for you

582
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right now but uh we definitely are

583
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whittling the list down and uh it's it's

584
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getting much smaller with really one

585
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more shuttle flight full of evas left um

586
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i'm sure there's always going to be a

587
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list that it's not zero but uh we're

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okay any further questions here

589
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okay with that uh we'll uh

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wrap up this briefing a few programming

591
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highlights of course the space station

592
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crew and the shuttle crew getting ready

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to go to bed the station crew was

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supposed to go to bed at

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6 53 and the shuttle crew at 7 23 pm

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this evening central time our flight

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deck highlights are coming up at 8 pm

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central and then we'll have the

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international space station flight

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director update at 12 45 a.m for those

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of you who want to stay up that late

602
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and then the discovery and station crew

603
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are going to wake up at 3 23 a.m and

604
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begin a half day of activities before

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they get some r r time well that we'll

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close at today's briefing thank you for