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good evening and welcome to tonight's

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sts-133 mission status briefing with us

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again tonight is royce renfrew the lead

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flight director for the international

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space station on this increment

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we'll go first to his statements and

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then we'll take questions here at

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johnson space center and on the phone

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bridge boyce

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okay thank you very much so we had

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another great day on orbit uh getting

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the pmm squared away ready uh

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ready for the crew undock later on

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monday morning at a crew news conference

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that went very well lots of good

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questions from all over the world people

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talking to the iss crew and the crew

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discovery at the same time

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we've been pounding through our mid-deck

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transfer we're about 90 complete when i

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last talked to aco transfer a couple

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hours before the end of my shift it's my

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expectation that the mid deck transfer

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is pretty much all done we don't

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actually have any scheduled for tomorrow

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we still have our late stow activities

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on the day we close the hatches to get

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the last couple payloads that need to

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get thrown across the hatch at the last

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today in the pmm we had a very

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successful day i told you yesterday we

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were going to go in and get a lot of the

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launch hardware squared away

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and try to get the pmm into a

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configuration for

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ease of use on orbit as opposed to all

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the the

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so today we removed a bunch of that

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launch hardware and got express rack

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number eight relocated into the lab

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there was a couple questions in the crew

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news conference about that

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it was right there where the crew was

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doing the pao event

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we also

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spent some time playing with the

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zero-g stowage racks there are three of

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them that we focused on today in there

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one of those will eventually go into the

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columbus module and the other two will

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be deployed in the in the pmm they're

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actually kind of interesting

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pieces of hardware because they're

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really just fabric racks that come up

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folded up and then when they get on

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orbit we

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push them out so they take up the volume

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inside the rack and we can put

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soft stowage items in there as well

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did a little bit of stowage reconfig and

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that's just a fancy way of saying that

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we took some of the some of the

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components that came up in the pmm and

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started scattering those out around

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so all in all a great day in the pmm i

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know you guys were were watching the the

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the crew in there most of the day we

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also spent some time in the airlock

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with mr bowen and mr drew getting the

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airlock squared away and getting their

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emu's ready to transfer back to

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discovery when they come back home

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essentially putting all their tools back

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away and getting the airlock in a good

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config for nominal stay jobs

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the last tag up we had with the crew

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essentially reporting that the tool stow

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was complete in the airlock and they

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also did a little bit of work on a

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couple of conversations between the crew

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and the airlock and my eva officer

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troubleshooting

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al drew's wvs his helmet lights that

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came off in eva2 had some questions

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about the way

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we installed those previous to coming

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out the hatch so we're narrowing in on

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hopefully a solution as to why they came

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off and be able to prevent that from

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occurring in the future

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let's see tomorrow is a is a very busy

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day again on orbit we're going to do

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three major activities tomorrow the

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first major activity is a continuation

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of what we've been doing for the last

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couple of days

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in that we will continue in the pmm

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and get the last little bit of launch

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hardware taken off the racks and get

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those racks in a good configuration for

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on-orbit stay

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and we will also spend a little bit of

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time tomorrow in htv2

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getting some food out of there that

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stowed in htv and probably transfer that

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over to the pmm we'll also move some

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ballast around in htv and get it

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prepared to take some of the launch

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hardware that we've been disassembling

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in the pmm to get it transferred over to

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it's important to maintain the center of

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gravity in the vehicle obviously and

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when we release it we want to make sure

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that the center of gravity is correct

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and that will require us to move some

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equipment around in hdv2 to get that

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ready to go

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second major major activity that we'll

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be doing tomorrow

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commander kelly will be in node three

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installing what's termed a remediation

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kit into the oxygen generation system as

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part of our regenerative ecosystem we

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take water that is produced onboard iss

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by taking condensation and

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crude urine and we clean that up and

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some of that water gets transferred over

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to the potable water system for the crew

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to drink

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some of that water also gets transferred

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to the oxygen generation rack and we

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split that down into its component parts

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and pump the o2 into the iss and dump

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while waiting for a kit that we were

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bringing up on 133 called the

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remediation kit

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when we launched originally we were

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going to install the remediation kit in

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the in the stage but now that we've

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added a couple days to the docked

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mission we're going to take advantage of

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those couple days to offload the stage

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activity install that remediation kit

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tomorrow and really it's a

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it's a filter that we're going to

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install in there much like you might

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have a filter on your faucet in your in

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your home at home

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that clean out impurities in that water

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and it also has some chemicals in there

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that we want to flow through the rack to

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reduce the ph balance in there and get

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it back down to where we want it to be

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so we can start using that oga again

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and then the third major activity that

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we'll do tomorrow

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we'll have apollo and

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dioxide removal assembly or sidra

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during eva one we actually had a failure

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in the lab cedra and we've narrowed that

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down to what's essentially a short in

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of that cdr the carbon dioxide removal

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air atmospheric air into the into the

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sedra and then uses a heating process to

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bake out the carbon dioxide so we can

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clean the carbon dioxide from the air so

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there are really just heater pads in

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there one of those heater pads

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apparently has a short in it and we're

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going to go in and operate on that

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particular heater pad tomorrow in that

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this is actually a good thing for mike

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barrett to do because he did exactly the

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same activity when during his increment

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we had a very similar signature we took

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a heater heater

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a cedar bed out

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cut into it

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mike barrett the doctor to use some

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scalpels and what not to cut the

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insulation foam off that cedar bed and

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then we're going to spend a little bit

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of time figuring out which wire to cut

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by using a multimeter and testing all

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those wires we'll eventually find the

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right one that's shorted we'll go in and

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snip that

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and put that back into the lab procedure

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and get that back up and running

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incidentally the the my equals officer

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was the same e-class officer that did

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this with mike previously so we've got

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the got the band back together here and

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i was the flight director on council

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when mike did that in his increment so

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apparently having mike on the vehicle

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with john gar and myself on console is a

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bad thing to do but

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we'll get all that squared away again

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tomorrow

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let's see the the hdv just to forecast

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out there a little bit for folks the htv

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release on march 28th after discovery

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we'll get htv relocated back down to the

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node 2 nader port on thursday march 10th

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and we move that out a couple days with

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the extension of the mission so we'll

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get that relocated

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and then uh and then we'll uh uh

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nader port uh the question i had

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yesterday about when we were going to

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get robonaut out so after discovery

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undocks on monday and then we're going

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to relocate htv on thursday of that week

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we're going to give the crew a couple

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days off in between there because we've

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been working them really hard so we

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won't get robonaut out until after we

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relocate htv down to the nadir port

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on the 10th and we'll get that done

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between the 10th and the 28th when we're

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that's really all i have

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thanks royce we'll start here at the

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johnson space center with any questions

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that you might have mark

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mark crowe for aviation week i just

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wanted to follow up on the uh the oga

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work so

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has it been sporadically

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operational and this uh

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puts it back in the fold or how long has

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it been

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disabled or whatever the state is now

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okay um we've been looking at a lot of

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the the data off of that and we actually

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haven't had oga up and running for uh i

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don't remember when we turned it off we

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we partially use it and operate it in a

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not full capacity whenever we needed

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some o2

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on iss but we've been we've been waiting

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literally for this remediation kit to

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arrive on 133 so we want to get those

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chemicals into the system get the ph

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balance squared away and get that filter

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in the system before we power it back up

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so we haven't really been using it we

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really don't need it atv the brought up

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a bunch of o2 for us in its tanks and

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we've transferred a bunch of o2

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over from discovery to the iss tank so

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we really haven't needed to use the oga

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up to this point but we want to get that

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squared away so we can make our own o2

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rather than having to use those

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consumables that have come up in the

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visiting vehicles so hopefully we'll get

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and just to follow up on the uh the

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cedra bed and the lab so does this bring

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we're trying to remember whether there's

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two beds in that one too or

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and one bed's been working so this makes

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it fully functional or can you just

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clarify that please thanks sure all of

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the seizures have two beds and the the

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one in the lab we just turned off the

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it has two power switches upstream of

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the two strings of heaters in both beds

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so that we saw a short on one side and

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we went ahead and unpowered that side so

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the lab cedar is still running but it's

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only running with one side of its

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heaters active right now and after we

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take the bed out and find that short

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clip that wire we'll be able to put it

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back in and activate both strings of the

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heater power so we'll get a little more

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philip and then comfort rob

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phillips loss with

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nasaspaceflight.com um

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i i may have misheard this but um i

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thought i heard over the commentary that

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there that the vozduk went down um could

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you just provide a quick status and you

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know what what's the go forward plan

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from here on that

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uh yes right at the end of my shift mr

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edelman had come in with his orbit three

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team and we were handing over my

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uh rio officer reported to me that

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vozduk went down

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uh

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they decided not to do anything with it

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this evening and then they'll talk to

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the crew in the morning and take a look

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at that and see if they can get that

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back up and running

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thanks

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and a question on the o2 transfer from

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the orbiter to the station um

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how how close to full will you get

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with the o2 transfer on this mission

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um the iss tanks will essentially be

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full

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uh it's a little bit uh

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it's a little bit difficult to describe

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because if you think about the the the

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heat that's applied to the outside of

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the stack that has the effect of

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expanding the gas in those tanks so if

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we're at a

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solar beta where we're getting a lot of

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heat on that side of the airlock it

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shows that there's more in those tanks

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because the pressure goes up if we're at

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a solar beta where the sun is not

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shining on those tanks on that side on

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the airlock the pressure goes down so we

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average all that out so

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i can't give you an exact number how

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many pounds of o2 we have on iss because

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it literally changes day by day but in

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the in in the math that my ecos officers

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calculate there will essentially leave

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the iss tanks full uh before discovery

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departs

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hi robert perlman with collectspace.com

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just a quick question just to follow

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what you said about robonaut so barring

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any unforeseen problems

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robonaut will be out and about by the

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time endeavors crew arrives in mid-april

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and will it be active or will it just be

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just be set up out of its packaging

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um okay so

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we'll uh we'll have it set up and then

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there's a relatively extensive uh

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checkout period that we have to do on

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robonaut and will incrementally increase

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the number of the the tasks that they do

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so obviously

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uh the very first thing that we're going

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to do sometime after we've relocated the

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htv and get in unpack him is obviously

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just set him up and then we'll turn

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around and power it on and

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some folks over in marshall will be

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looking at the

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telemetry on it and i

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can't forecast how long that'll go on

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before you ever actually see robonaut

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move but obviously we'll spend a lot of

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time just checking out the system and

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see how it behaved

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after the the forces that we put on the

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on the robonaut when we launch the

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vehicle so spend a lot of time checking

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it out and then sometime in the future

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we'll start incrementally increasing the

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activities that robonaut does he

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actually has a breadboard that he plays

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with where we command it from the ground

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for him to do things like take something

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out of a a

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specific socket and then move and then

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put it back in and then as we increase

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those uh technical difficulty of stuff

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that he'll do he'll start being behaving

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more like you would expect a human to

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move but that'll be a long way down the

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just

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his commands going to be ground driven

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or

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to

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on orbit

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the the crew actually has capability of

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operating robonaut from onboard uh the

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the first stuff that we're going to do

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there obviously one of the resources

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that we always track is crew time so we

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we want to do all of our initial check

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out just to make sure that robonaut is

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ready to go we'll do it we'll do the

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majority of that from the ground and

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then we'll if we need the crew to help

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us do one or two things turn a bolt here

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or check a circuit there that will get

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them involved in that but the majority

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of the work that we'll do to begin with

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will be commanded from the ground

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okay i think we have a question over

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here

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thanks pete spots with the christian

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science monitors a couple of quick ones

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one uh could you just sort of recap a

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bit

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the problems with the oxygen generator

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that these repairs uh are aimed to solve

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and i get the second one is just quick

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as if there's a if this um

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uh uh

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repositioning of robonaut or unpacking

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robonaut after uh

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after the uh you move the htv does that

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represent any sort of acceleration of

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the timetable or is that basically how

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you scripted it all along

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uh let's see question one the the one of

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the things that we're bringing home on

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133 is what's called a hydrogen dome

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that's part of the oga system that

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failed previously

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we in the pmm we flew up the packing for

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the hydrogen dome and the crew relocated

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that pack excuse me

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relocated that packing out of the pmm to

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discover his mid-deck and took the

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failed hydrogen dome and put that in

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discovery's mid-deck as well so that's

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the piece of hardware that failed

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originally and that was due to what we

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think is the chemical imbalance in the

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water that's going through that hydrogen

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dome so the remediation kit that and we

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had a spare one on board we installed

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that but we've been

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not operating it the oga at maximum

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capacity because we think the chemicals

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in the in the oga itself need to be

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adjusted which is what the remediation

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kit is going to do so what we didn't

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want to do is fail our other hydrogen

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dome that's currently installed so we

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we're bringing one home and we'll look

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at it when we get it on the ground we'll

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install the remediation kit tomorrow and

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that should square away the chemical

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imbalance and as i said it's kind of a

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little filter itself to make sure there

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are no impurities in that water going in

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there and uh we'll fire it up

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hopefully tomorrow evening we'll start

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it back up and see how it's behaving and

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then your second question

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about the the the period of time between

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unpacking robonaut is whether or not

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that's accelerated it's actually not

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it's uh it's pretty much where we

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thought it was going to be we want to

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get it done

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in the stage after it arrived obviously

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so we can start checking it out and and

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make sure we can start operating it if

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you think of the robonaut it's another

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science payload so we have a we have

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what's really a science payload on the

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vehicle that we want to get active as

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soon as we can so we can start using it

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so doing it after 133 undocks and the

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htv relocate

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we we originally had to relocate htv

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because we couldn't get the pmm and the

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elc out of the payload bay with with htv

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on note 2

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on the no 2 nader port so the relocation

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of htv is a little bit of a wrinkle in

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the activation of robonaut but that's

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okay we'll we'll take the extra couple

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days to relocate hdv and then get get on

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with the activation robonaut in the

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stage following

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okay

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more questions here

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uh marcia down on the phone bridge do

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hello can you hear me

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yes we can

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hopefully i answered your question there

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marcia yes you did i'm on a cell phone

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so i just wanted to make sure i heard

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properly that your best guess unless the

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crew gets to it sooner is to unblock uh

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robonaut between the 10th and 28th of

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march right here correctly that's

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correct wait wait wait thank you we want

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to get the we want to get the foam he's

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packed in in htv so we don't have to

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deal with it so we need to get him

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unpacked prior to hdv release on the

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28th

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you know katie coleman said earlier

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today that they might even try to hurry

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it up before that

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will they have time on their plate to

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even consider something like that

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uh you mean during the docked mission

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yeah or soon afterwards

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you know they they we were struggling

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today they were just doing so good today

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we were we were staying one step ahead

514
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of them and i usually like to be ten

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steps out of them so

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uh this crew is very fast so i would not

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put it fast them to be able to to knock

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out everything we've given them to do

519
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and to maybe get into that earlier but

520
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per the timeline we're going to do it

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after we relocate hdv before we release

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it so somewhere between the 10th and the

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28th

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thank you very much

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yes ma'am

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okay any further questions here in

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houston

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see none well thank you for being here

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this evening a couple of programming

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notes uh the crew sleep is going to

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start at

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just a few minutes at 5 53 and then the

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discovery cool go to sleep at 6 23

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and then tonight's flight day highlights

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are being pushed back by an hour to let

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us get the best uh video in there and

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they'll be beginning at 8 pm central

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time and then overnight at 12 45 a.m

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we'll have our international space

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station flight director update with that