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hi i'm casey i'm david i'm ivan i'm lisa

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i'm jacob i'm michael i'm misty we are

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the cargo integration officers on the

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final shuttle mission and you're

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bones sinking like stones

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places we've grown all of

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here we us

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we've thrown all of us

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here we go

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good morning atlantis and a special good

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good morning houston uh thanks shannon

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i'd like to thank my wife karen and my

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son jack for the great song may not

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really like it and

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also like to say hi to my mom and dad

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and my brother and his family in upstate

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new york

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we are uh

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getting ready for undock today we get to

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do one last lap of the planets around

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the iss and then start our trip home

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thanks houston

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sounds great atlantis have a good fly

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around

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and while i have you to execute packages

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on board and printing your go to change

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out both image cards in the kfx machine

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capcom shannon lucid there talking with

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pilot doug hurley sending up the crew's

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wake-up call for the day that came in

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the form of don't panic by coldplay and

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was song was played for pilot doug

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hurley

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be behind the wheel of atlantis for

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today's undocking first moving into

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away from the international space

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station and then uh steering it in a

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half lap around the station

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for the final fly around

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shuttle this is mission control houston

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10 days 13 hours five minutes into the

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flight of atlantis to the international

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space station

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there is the docking interface at the

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top the black conical

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devices pressurized mating adapter

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number two the docking port to which

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shuttles have docked

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for more than a decade now at the bottom

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is the orbiter docking system

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forward portion of the payload bay right

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behind the aft bulkhead or the crew

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compartment

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hooks and latches will begin to

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disengage

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just about a minute or two before

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physical separation of the two vehicles

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which will be induced by springs on both

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sides of the docking interface pushing

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off against one another to create a

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separation rate of about one tenth of a

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there will be uh two separation burns

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that will be

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conducted by pilot doug hurley who will

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be flying atlantis from the aft to

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flight deck basically minor pulses of

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the reaction control system jets to

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induce a larger opening rate for the

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the shuttle atlantis

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in the home stretch of its 33rd and

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final mission of its 26-year career

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a good look at the

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the flight deck windows and the nose of

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that knows the reinforced carbon carbon

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on the nose cap of atlantis will be one

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of the areas of uh inspection in the

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late inspection that will be conducted

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after the uh undocking fly around and

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final separation activities are are

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the crew commander chris ferguson pilot

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doug hurley and mission specialist sandy

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magnus will be taking turns at the af

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flight deck of the orbiter in the final

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that will be used to inspect the

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starboard wing and its reinforced carbon

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carbon the nose cap of atlantis and then

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the port wing of the orbiter before the

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boom is birthed for the final time on

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the starboard sill of atlantis

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just preceding the final birthing of the

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space shuttle's robotic arm to complete

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houston houston

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at 1 28 am central time

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atlanta's ways anchor from the

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international space station for the last

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12 and a half years of shuttle missions

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to build and service a million pound

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rendezvous officer reports a good

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atlantis station is in attitude control

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through the center line camera in the

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orbiter docking system you're looking at

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sequential still video of the docking

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two that atlantis is backing away from

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atlanta is now 30 feet away from the

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docking interface with the international

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atlantis departing the international

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space station for the last time

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thank you for your 12 doc missions to

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the iss and for capping off 37 space

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shuttle missions to construct this

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incredible orbiting research facility

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we'll miss you guys godspeed soft

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landing and we'll see you back on earth

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hey thanks uh ron usos lead and to the

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station commander andre porosenko we

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appreciate your hospitality again

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hey when a great uh when a generation

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could accomplish is a great thing it's

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got a right to stand back and for just a

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moment admire and take pride in its work

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from our unique vantage point right here

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perched above the earth we can see the

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international space station is a

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wonderful accomplishment it was born at

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the end of the cold war it's enabled

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many nations to speak one in space

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as the iss now energy era of utilization

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will never forget the role the space

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shuttle played in his creation like a

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proud parent we anticipate great things

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to follow from the men and women who

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build operate and live there

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from this unique vantage point we can

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see a great thing has been accomplished

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tinged with the finality of the moment

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words from ron garan nasa flight

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engineer aboard the international space

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station and atlantis commander chris

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as atlantis continues to move away from

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the complex currently at a distance of

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71 feet moving ultimately to a point

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about 600 feet directly in front of the

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station for a period of 27 minutes of

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station keeping to enable the station to

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yawn 90 degrees prior to the start of a

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half lap fly around by pilot doug hurley

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commander chris ferguson has now taken

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the shuttle communications systems out

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of radar mode and put them back into com

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mode as it's called enabling us to have

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downlink television from the orbiter

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atlantis now just over 400 feet in front

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37 visits of space shuttles to this

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complex beginning with endeavour in

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1998 on the sts-88 mission that was

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commanded by the now director of the

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kennedy space center bob cabana

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zarya module that had been launched a

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month earlier from the baikonur

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three spacewalks by jerry ross and jim

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of two thousand two months prior to the

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the first living quarters for the

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international space station the sts-101

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delivered one and a half tons of

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complex jim vos susan helms and yuri

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the rendezvous officer here in mission

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control reports that we're at 525 feet

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90-degree yaw maneuver momentarily from

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this yaw maneuver will be conducted by

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hey what do you want speed or accuracy

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firing to maintain its station keeping

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station over the course of its lifetime

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admiring one another at a distance of

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six hundred feet while the station yaws

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the international space station that

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station flying 241 miles over the border

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this view now from

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the television cameras on atlantis

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this is mission control houston in the

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jason some shadowing on some of the

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shadowing does occur to a point that we

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don't feel comfortable we'll just stop

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the maneuver

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and atlantis will begin its fly around

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however we are continuing the maneuver

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at this point you can see this extremely

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unique view of the international space

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station as atlanta sits just over 600

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on the far left uh docked to the aft end

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of the zvezda service module

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that is the iss progress 43 resupply

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ship that arrived at the international

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space station on june 23rd

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the two vehicles that are docked at

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opposite ports uh vertically to the

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longitudinal axis of the station

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the space-facing side belongs to the

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docked to the zenith port of the service

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module is the poisk

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that is the 26 soyuz vehicle that

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arrived on april 6th or the soyuz tma-21

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that is the vehicle for andre barasenka

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alexander sama kutiayev and ron garan

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directly opposite that on the

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earth-facing port that is the piers

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docking compartment that

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is the residence at the moment for the

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iss

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progress 42 resupply ship that arrived

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and next to it sort of in the middle of

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the longitudinal axis that is the

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rossviet module and the home of the 27

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soyuz vehicle or the soyuz t uh tma-02m

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spacecraft that delivered sergey volkov

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satoshi furukawa and mike fossum to the

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international space station in early

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at the f flight deck of atlantis

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pilot doug hurley is at the controls as

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he continues uh the fly around that will

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take atlantis to a point about 645 or so

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feet directly above the international

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space station a short time from now

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then to a point behind the station for

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the first of two firings of reaction

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control system jets in a two-step

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separation maneuver that will enable

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atlantis to depart the station for the

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sandy magnus and rex walheim are

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equipped with a variety of digital

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cameras and high-powered lenses

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they are documenting

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the

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station at this unique view

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where the longitudinal axis of the

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station is being presented to them

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on the far right of the axis of the

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space station

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in the horizontal position basically as

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you look at this view that's where

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atlantis was docked to and on either

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side those two large modules at the

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bottom is the european space agency's

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columbus laboratory

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and uh on

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on the top of harmony as you look at

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this view from directly above the space

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station is uh the large japanese segment

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of the complex the kibo module and its

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atlantis now beginning to move to a

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position behind the space station

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maintaining a radial distance of about

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685 feet or so

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the fly around going very well

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and all of the space station systems

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okay uh reflect your three steve and

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we're seeing about the 685 on the range

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you can see the jets firing on atlantis

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doug hurley in control of the aft flight

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deck

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atlantis and the international space

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station separated by 685 feet flying

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atlanta station on the big loop we see

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you from sergey's bedroom window

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you guys look good from here

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flight engineer ron garan admiring the

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view of atlantis

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chris ferguson responding

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doug hurley uh busy flying atlantis at

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the moment

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the orbiter is uh behind the

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international space station we're about

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six minutes away from the first of two

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the first uh burn a sep 1 burn is a 1.5

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foot per second radial downward burn

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that will

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enable atlantis to move to a position

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directly below the station for the final

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separation burn a sep 2 burn which is a

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larger component 10 feet per second a

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retrograde burn that will enable

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atlantis to depart the station for the

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and through the

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shuttles

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ban communication system the

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sequential still video view this is a

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frame refreshed view in the absence of a

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downlink ku band capability at the

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moment from

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atlantis looking back at the

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station which will maneuver back into

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its normal orientation following a final

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separation maneuver we're about 24

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seconds away from the first separation

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burn

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by pilot doug hurley this will be a 1.5

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copy we're with with you in a problem

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this will be about a four second burst

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and you saw the jets firing

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and uh iss atlantis on the big loop uh

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we're essentially complete with our fly

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around uh we'll be uh coming out

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underneath you and i should have a good

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view from the cupola i'm not sure when

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we're going to break down the big loop

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but uh if it's anytime soon we just

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wanted to give you a final uh goodbye

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hey thanks fergie we'll be watching you

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from the uh sm windows and uh you guys

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look really good on the firearms from

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what we can see and

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again thank you so much for all that you

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guys

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have done for us up here we really

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you couldn't script it any better but as

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atlantis flies into an orbital sunset

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about to execute its second separation

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ron garan communicating with chris

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ferguson as atlantis approaches a point

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directly below the international space

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station that second separation burn will

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be noted as uh both ferguson and garin

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who heads up u.s orbital segment

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operations uh as one of the two nasa

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flight engineers on board the

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international space station along with

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the station crew is watching this

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activity now out of the zvezda service

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module windows their best vantage point

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for this particular orientation of the

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atlantis uh moments away from departing

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from the international space station for

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the final time having undocked almost an

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hour and a half ago

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the fly around is essentially complete

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there'll be one more burst of the

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reaction control system jets

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that coming in

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21 minutes

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to complete atlantis's 12th and final

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atlantis houston

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hey go ahead dan

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hey fergie from the ulf 7 orbit 1 team

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in the iss mission control room here in

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houston we just want to let you know

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that it's been our pleasure and honor to

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support this the

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37th mission of the space shuttle to the

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iss

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and we're proud to be the last in a

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00:26:03,029 --> 00:26:01,120
countless line of mission control teams

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that have had the honor to watch over

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the iss while discovery and endeavor and

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atlantis have visited over the last 13

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years

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from this room we've watched the watched

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and supported as the shuttle has enabled

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the station to grow from a humble single

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module that was grappled by the stations

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on the shuttle's arm to a stunning

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00:26:24,149 --> 00:26:22,080
facility that is so large that some

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astronauts have even momentarily gotten

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lost in it you can you can take it from

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me

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so of course the iss wouldn't be here

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without the space shuttle so while we

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have the communication link up for the

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last time we wanted to say thank you and

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farewell to the magnificent machines

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that delivered assembled and staffed our

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world-class laboratory in space

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so fergie chunky sandy and rex get her

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home safely and enjoy the last couple

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hey uh dan and uh to the whole uh figure

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one team and the orbit one team uh jerry

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from jury on down we do appreciate those

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great words you know it's been it's been

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an incredible ride and uh

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i think on on behalf of the four of us

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uh we uh we're really appreciative that

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we had the opportunity to work with you

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and extremely fortunate to have taken

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part in this uh this pivotal mission um

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we're looking forward to in a couple

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days to meeting up with most of you and

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uh patting you on the back and sharing

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some of the stories some of the behind

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00:27:32,710 --> 00:27:30,799
the scenes stuff that we hope we

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00:27:34,630 --> 00:27:32,720
successfully hid from you

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but uh believe me there was a little bit

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of pandemonium between what appeared to

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be all the calm um and we're uh we're

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glad to be headed home and we're happy

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fergie thanks a million we'll see you

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veteran astronaut and former expedition

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crew member dan tawney in the space

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station flight control room

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with an opportunity to say farewell to

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space shuttle atlantis and its commander

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chris ferguson

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atlantis is moments away from firing its

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reaction control system jets having

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completed the fly around a textbook fly

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with the departure of atlantis from the

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international space station the final

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big ticket item for the day will be the

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late inspection of atlanta's thermal

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protection heat shield a view of the

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orbiter boom sensor system at the end of

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the shuttle's robotic arm which is being

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maneuvered into the correct position

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over the port sill of the orbiter to

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accommodate the calibration of the

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sensors and cameras at the end of this

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boom extension the inspection boom that

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will be the focus of activity for the

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second half of the crew's work day as

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they conduct one final inspection of

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00:29:14,470 --> 00:29:12,240
atlantis heat shield and a one final set

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00:29:16,149 --> 00:29:14,480
of data for the imagery analysts here at

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the johnson space center

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as they continue to work as they do

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every mission right up until the day

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before landing to evaluate the health of

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the thermal protection system prior to

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atlantis return to earth

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you can see at the bottom of your screen

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the rafaello multi-purpose logistics

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module

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which is filled with about two and a

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half tons of items that were no longer

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00:29:42,549 --> 00:29:38,799
needed on the international space

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00:29:44,230 --> 00:29:42,559
station it was removed detached from the

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harmony module

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00:29:49,029 --> 00:29:47,279
yesterday morning and placed back down

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into the payload bay for the trip back

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to earth

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behind it is a failed pump module that

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00:29:55,669 --> 00:29:54,559
was removed

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from the

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space station's external stowage

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platform last week a week ago during a

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spacewalk by

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station flight engineers mike fossum and

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ron garan it will be returned to earth

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aboard atlantis for evaluation and

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00:30:12,630 --> 00:30:10,480
analysis by engineers

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00:30:14,389 --> 00:30:12,640
likely to be refurbished and reflown to

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the international space station as a

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houston this scan of atlantis heat

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00:30:53,350 --> 00:30:52,159
shield continues today this is the final

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one this is just making sure that

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everything is uh

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00:30:58,549 --> 00:30:56,960
ready to support atlantis landing coming

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00:31:26,070 --> 00:30:58,559
up on thursday morning

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as this inspection continues atlantis is

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00:31:32,470 --> 00:31:30,039
currently

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239 miles above africa heading down

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00:31:40,470 --> 00:31:34,080
toward the southeast they're over parts

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there are some opportunities to spot

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atlantis and the night sky above your

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hometown

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early tomorrow morning if you're in

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north america we invite you to log onto

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spaceflight.nasa.gov once you're there

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just click on the button at the top that

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says real time data

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once you select that there will be a

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menu that pops out underneath that just

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click on citing opportunities

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and then follow the instructions on the

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left side of the screen you'll be able

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to select your home state

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and then your hometown

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some of the passes last upwards of three

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to four minutes but we encourage you to

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do this because obviously this is the

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last time you will ever be able to see

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the shuttle

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flying over your hometown

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both it and the station are quite a

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the robotics officer here inside the

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shuttle room is confirming to orbit to

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flight director rick labroad that

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everything has been wrapped up in terms

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of the wing survey and the nose cap

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survey the orbiter boom sensor system is

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now in what they call the low hover

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it's going to be installed back into the

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we think that closes this out for a pdrs

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we agreed great work

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hey uh i think ian young might be the uh

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orbit two guy uh thanks for all your

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help today i think things went pretty

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smoothly

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bill miller was our instructor and he

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did a fantastic job and uh you know

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inspection results notwithstanding uh

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that may be the last time we put both of

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those big long arms away and uh they've

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uh served us well one of them for about

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oh six years one of them for about 30

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and we're we're sorry to see them back

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in their cradles finally but

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hey we're happy to have completed

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successfully and hopefully we don't pull

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chris those are great words and zac drew

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your orbit to pdrs put together a little

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bit of history for you on the srms that

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we wanted to share with you

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on november 13th 1981 during sts-2 the

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srms was uncradled and tested for the

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first time in its 30-year lifetime it

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has grappled 72 payloads deployed or

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00:34:28,310 --> 00:34:26,800
retrieved seven satellites including

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retrieval and servicing of the hubble

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space telescope five times

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it's assisted in 115 evas surveyed over

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31 000 feet of rcc and together with the

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ssrms helped to build the iss with

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delivery of 30 international space

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station components

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along with our canadian friends we

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celebrate this unique piece of hardware

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and its contributions to the space

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oh hey megan that was absolutely

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fantastic thanks so much i think they're

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00:35:02,710 --> 00:35:00,640
great numbers i really do and you know

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once again it uh i mean it's our honor

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and privilege i guess to put it to bed

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for the final time like i said uh

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inspection not withstanding um you know

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we're sorry to see it in there but uh it

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looks just as good

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just as good as it did on day one

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we agree and i think all of us srms

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00:35:20,150 --> 00:35:18,640
operators are shedding a little quiet

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00:35:22,470 --> 00:35:20,160
tier down here but you guys did a great

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00:35:24,069 --> 00:35:22,480
job with it and

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this will be probably hopefully the last

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amen and megan i'd like to uh extend

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some thanks as well paul reichert and

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00:35:39,670 --> 00:35:36,960
dave williams were excellent trainers uh

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for photo tv including uh

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working our way through that playback

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menu and getting back to you guys

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efficiently but they did a really great

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job they were very patient i had eight

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million questions the rest of another

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eight million questions and they were

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great at getting us the information we

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needed hopefully some of our photos

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uh turned out well if they did it's

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because of their great training if it

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didn't it's because we weren't listening

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hard enough but i want to say a great

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00:36:05,670 --> 00:36:03,680
big thank you to those guys they've did

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a great job and have for many many

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flights