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good morning and welcome back to the

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johnson space center for the first of

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two mission status briefings today this

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one will focus on the return of the

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expedition 27 crew in their soyuz

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vehicle landing on the step of

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kazakhstan with us to discuss all of the

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night's activities that led up to that

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activity is dana weigel the

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international space station orbit one

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flight director dana thanks rob

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overall the mission is going very well

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the both crews are in great spirits and

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have been doing a fantastic job

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as rob said the main activity on the

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station side today was departure of the

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25s crew with dimitri kondratyev paulo

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nespoli and katie coleman

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the station crew woke around 5 am

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houston time and they did all of their

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standard soyuz preparations which

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items like last minute transfers to the

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vehicle

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donning their circle suits doing leak

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checks in both the suit and in the

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vehicle

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1 30 pm houston time

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and then the undocking actually took

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place at 4 35 pm houston time

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as you heard the other day this wasn't

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just a normal undocking we also did some

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photography along with it so shortly

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after the undock dimitri took manual

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control of the vehicle he flew backwards

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about 200 meters and went to a station

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keeping point that was basically aft and

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above iss slightly

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from that

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paulo ingressed the habitation module he

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had a couple still cameras and a video

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camera and he began taking imagery of

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the space station

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we maneuvered the vehicle to a special

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photo keeping uh photo taking attitude

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it took about 15 minutes to get there so

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he was taking imagery as we were

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transitioning to that attitude

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once we got there he took a few more

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snapshots they did a separation burn

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i took a few more pictures as they were

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separating

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shortly after that iss went back to its

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normal mated tea

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and then the soyuz crew got back into

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their suits closed the hatch redid both

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leak checks everything worked out well

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there and then at about 8 37 pm there

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was a deorbit burn that set them up for

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their landing

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and you probably saw the video about 20

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minutes later we had a lot of smiling

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faces as they were pulling the crew out

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of their capsule

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and as they were sitting there in their

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chairs being greeted

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i've got an animation or a couple video

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shots from tonight if you could roll

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let's see this shows the initial

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separation this is the view we had from

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one of our external cameras on the space

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station the initial separation is

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actually created by a spring force on

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now you're looking at the view that the

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commander had this is dimitri's view

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this is a tv camera that we also get

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sent over to the space station this is

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at the photo taking position

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this is a shot of landing we had some

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fantastic footage the shoots come out

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about 14 minutes before landing

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then you see firing of some thrusters

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that help soften

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the landing and then the vehicle lands

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as we were preparing for

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the activities

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earlier this evening we did have a

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problem on board with one of our

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power boxes there's a circuit breaker

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which is called a remote power

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controller it tripped and we lost power

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to some equipment that gives us the view

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that you saw in that that middle image

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that's digital imagery that typically

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comes over from the russian segment to

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the u.s segment

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so we had ron on board redo some cabling

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so that we could still recover that

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imagery

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it turns out that equipment's also used

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for getting files up and down to the

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vehicle and a couple other

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things so this morning when the shuttle

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crew got up we had them

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replace that box for us the rest of the

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shuttle cruise day is really spent

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preparing for eva3

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right now the uh the station crew is in

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hell on helicopters going to karaganda

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for their typical welcome ceremony

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shortly after that paulo and katie will

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plane and head back to houston and then

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of course dimitri will go back to star

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that's all i have for the the soyuz

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stuff obviously we're looking forward to

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eva 3 tomorrow major things we have

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there are testing of a new pre-breathe

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protocol it's called the in-suit light

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exercise or aisle

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major activities we're doing during the

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eva include installing a grapple fixture

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on the the russian segment that will

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allow us to put our robotic arm on the

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russian segment we're also routing some

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power cables from the u.s segment over

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for completing one of the tasks we

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didn't complete on eva one that's to do

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some wireless communication system

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cabling and then we're also doing

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okay thanks dana we'll take questions

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here in houston go to the phone bridge

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and we'll start with robert perlman

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robert perlman with collectspace.com um

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with regards to the the circuit breaker

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think i saw a tweet from

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the ams team saying that it caused them

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some problems can you just elaborate

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what type of problems ams had because of

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that sure the box

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so so the problem was in a power box

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but what it unpowered is a box that's

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responsible for routing payload

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telemetry from the vehicle down to the

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that box also routes some of the video

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which we talked about the digital video

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and then it also allows us to send files

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up and down

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so all of the video or all of the

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payload data goes through that box so

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ams and all of the other payloads on

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did you get confirmation as trivial as

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may sound that the

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the camera cards with the pictures from

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the from the photo op were handed off

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successfully and

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that they are on their way back to

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moscow or to wherever they're going to

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be transmitted back to us so we get to

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see them we actually haven't talked to

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anybody about that yet so we haven't

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gotten any word we know we're having

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discussions with our russian colleagues

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to get them back as quickly as possible

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all of the undock activities i just

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haven't gotten a status on that

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into the medical tent in terms of um

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just a report on how their other day

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they looked like they were doing really

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well but did you get any updated report

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was doing great

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they were in good spirits they were

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because of the rpc trips uh it sounded

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like ron garan's day got sort of

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extended quite heavily and i know that

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i think i heard dantoni talking about

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in fact i heard some of the space to

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how are you how was that being his day

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so he was up pretty late he was up doing

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a lot of different odds and ends and one

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reroute this cabling for us so that we

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could recover some of this video

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fortunately the way his day was laid out

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maintenance activity that he's helping

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reorder and shuffle some of his

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to future days so he got to sleep in an

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extra three hours so we tried to

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okay we have three reporters on the

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phone bridge starting off with denise

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ciao from space.com

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hi um

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just to follow up on the powerbox issue

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it coming down to the ground so there

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was looking like everything was working

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the soyuz and the vertical landing um i

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was wondering if that's uh easier more

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challenging for recovery teams to

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extract the crew and why that is

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i can't really speak to the ease for the

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recovery crew for the crew that's inside

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it's much easier

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they certainly prefer when they have a

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vertical landing it's easier on them i

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really can't say if it's easier for the

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ground teams getting them out one

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okay next up

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yes thanks for doing this speaking of

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ron guerin's uh uh sleep schedule

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permission was given to the endeavor

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crew to wake up early to watch this and

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yet maybe i wasn't listening right but i

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didn't hear anything about them being

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awake or seeing this do you know they

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they watched the

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photo opportunity and did you get any

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feedback from them on that

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i don't know if this shuttle crew did

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but ron made a call

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shortly after the undock that

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let us know that he was still awake so i

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know he was watching and i'm not sure

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about the shuttle crew

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and in terms just one last one from me

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obviously you don't have the pictures

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yet but do you consider the whole

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maneuver of success obviously it's never

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going to be done again

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pretty amazing dimitri's piloting skills

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were spot on you know the plan that was

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laid out was very specific at this

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three-minute point we do a burn to

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separate at this point the crew

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ingresses the habitation module and it

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done multiple times or that we had

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trained on the ground so from a

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smoothness of execution i couldn't have

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been happier

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we saw the crew's perspective so we got

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to look back and see what space station

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like together and i think we're going to

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okay and uh last on the docket bill

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hi good morning uh

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dana with every with the progress you

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guys have been making uh if you

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identified anything that you would like

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to have an extra date for uh i think you

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got the cryo for it

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but i don't know if there's anything you

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could really do or or not

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we don't have any specific large drivers

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of course it's something we always talk

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about so we're always looking at you

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know if we had the margin if we were

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going to add a day what would the trades

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be what could we add in so of course

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we've had some of those discussions just

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looking at it but there's no really

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large piece that drives it it would

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really be a collection of items you

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could pull up to save time from the the

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stage just to use the extra hands that

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you have on board especially now since

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okay i think that's right

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i think that's it from bill any uh

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follow-ups back here

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seeing none just closed with a couple of

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programming notes uh members of the

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media from pittsburgh and houston market

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so we'll have an opportunity to talk to

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the crew again in a series of interviews

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a.m central time this morning the second

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hossman and company to preview eva 3 in

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particular and review the night's

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activities and at 11 a.m central time

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this morning noon eastern time a special

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video file with all of the post landing

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footage for the expedition 27 crews

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welcoming ceremony in karaganda and what

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katie coleman and paulo nespoli 11 a.m

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central time on nasa tv

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you can follow all the activities on

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shuttle and station on our website at