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well good day and welcome to our mission

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status briefing for today from the

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johnson space center

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atlantis is on its own and the hours are

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winding down toward landing and with us

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to talk about this after his final shift

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as a space shuttle flight director is

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the lead for this mission from the space

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shuttle side krazy alla barujo

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thank you rob

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well the crew flew an absolutely perfect

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uh undocking and fly around today

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undocking occurred on time

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the space shuttle atlantis backed out to

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and while they're at 600 feet the iss

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performed a 90 degree yaw maneuver or

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essentially a a 90 degree right turn to

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it's off access to uh to the shuttle

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then pilot doug hurley initiated a half

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lap fly around flew it absolutely

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perfectly

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everything was by the numbers

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and uh after that half lap fly around uh

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when the the shuttle was on the the back

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side of the space station

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two separation burns which basically

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took the shuttle on a trajectory away

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from and underneath the iss

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at this point the shuttle crew is now

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engaged in late inspection activities

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they've got the orbiter boom sensor

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thermal protection system for any damage

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that may have occurred while the

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and once they conclude those activities

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then the crew will hopefully be getting

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to bed on time if not a little early

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today if we get lucky and they'll be

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preparing for their

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entry minus one day activities tomorrow

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which includes check out of their flight

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control system check out of their com

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as well as stowing the cabin in

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so a fantastic day everything went very

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well today

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and certainly couldn't be happier with

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the performance of the crew performance

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of the spacecraft

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or the performance of the flight control

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just very pleased with the mission

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and so we're looking forward to a good

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entry and landing on on thursday if

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weather holds out for us that's all i've

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got and be happy to answer questions

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okay we've got reporters here in houston

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also reporters on the phone bridge and

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we can start

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mark thanks i'm mark crowe for aviation

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week and i just wonder uh as far as the

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photo session went and as best you know

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haven't gotten any indications to the

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contrary typically uh we really uh don't

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get a whole lot of feedback from the

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crew directly on the photos they shoot

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during fly around however i expect those

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image cards will be in the

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in the laptop computers and and will be

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downlinked with with all do alacrity so

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we should probably start to see some of

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by tonight local time

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phillips loss with nasaspaceflight.com

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um now that your uh last shift is over

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as a shuttle flight director and your

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were you guys able to savor the moment

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today uh this being your last shift

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in that i think we thoroughly enjoyed uh

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helping to guide atlantis crew through

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i didn't particularly make any any

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speeches today

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we had really just focused on on the

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undocking on the fly around making sure

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executed those properly we were able to

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enjoy tremendous imagery in real time

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as it was flying uh over the top and we

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so that was uh that that created a nice

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atmosphere and mission control that we

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think everyone enjoyed themselves today

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i think we were happy with how we

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executed and and really that i think is

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the most important thing to this team

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robert perlman with collectspace.com uh

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before they left the station yesterday

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the the crew during their farewell

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ceremony uh showed a shuttle model as

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sort of their monument to the space

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shuttle program and mentioned that your

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signature was on there as one of the

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modern titans of the space shuttle

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program can you tell me what that meant

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that tribute and what you see that

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shuttle model representing aboard the

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how humbling how humbled i feel

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to have have been allowed to sign the

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for the foreseeable future as a as a

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reminder of the contributions of the

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shuttle program and and the role that

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the shuttle has played in in building

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i was just talking with the chief of the

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flight director office this morning

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when he asked me did i ever imagine that

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the lead flight director for the last

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shuttle flight and and and of course the

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answer was was no as as most folks know

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i i started my career as an iss flight

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first supporting iss as a flight

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that that i would have the the

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to to train shuttle and to to learn and

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honor uh i i certainly uh

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certainly appreciate and recognize the

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contributions of those team members

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who have uh who have uh worked for me

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and with me over the years because

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they're the ones that really make me

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i i like to joke frequently and it's not

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that much of a joke that my team has

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it's it's really it's really an honor

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this particular transition

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uh genus and sarah abc news i think

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there's a good viewing opportunity

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you know i am very tempted to do so but

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i owe my wife and my son to to actually

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my role in this shuttle flight is

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i do have several debts to start to pay

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phone bridge that we can go to before we

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come back here for follow-ups bill

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bill can you hear us

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all right let's move along marcia dunn

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you there yes hi can you hear me um hey

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hi it's me can you hear me rob yeah we

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uh loud and clear um quantity just just

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a quick one for me it's just kind of a

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thinking about mission control on

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mean where you guys are after all this

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indications that that i have

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ex-flight directors i know they are are

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the the viewing room of the the white

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i'll be there with uh with my wife and

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feeling the same thing i think they'll

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mix of of apprehension sadness and

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robinson sign off to the um

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sign off for the entire team and i'm

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wondering if that seemed to be the the

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peak of the emotion in the room

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during your shift and also did you as

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chris ferguson suggested turn around and

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were powerful uh they were simple and

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represented how my team felt

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as we were marching out of the control

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center i saw

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a group of people on my team who

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believed in the heart of hearts that

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they have

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mission

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and that they've done their jobs to the

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best of their ability and and i believe

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that they have

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i think they have earned that

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sensation earned that emotion uh as for

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i did i did definitely turn around and

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and make a memory uh turned around a

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couple of times i've spent many many

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many hours and many nights many days in

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the control center not just as a shuttle

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flight director or

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someone supporting the shuttle program

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as part of the iss program the control

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center has

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has uh has been home for for a long time

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it was uh it was definitely a powerful

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moment as as i i walked out today

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but but at the same time i i i've

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learned to make myself

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comfortable with

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my various discomforts

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at ending the program

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uncertainty that

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as to what the future might hold i try

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to look at that as an adventure so

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rather than focusing too much

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on the memories i personally uh am am

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focusing on my excitement at what the

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future might hold

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okay any follow-ups here

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all right seeing none oh robert one just

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snuck it in there

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rob crowman with collectspace.com again

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um mike leinbach commented after the

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launch that that would be the last time

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that his team would be together in one

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place is that is that true for your team

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as well or do you have plans to have a

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follow-up meeting um either with the

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crew or or after this mission lands

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i think i think it's safe to say our

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shift today will will most likely be uh

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the second to last time that

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that my whole team is together in one

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place we do have a time-honored

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tradition of of hanging the plaque as

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you know

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every mission we have a plaque that is

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made in the image of of the crew patch

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for the flight and it is awarded by the

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lead flight director to the uh

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controller or the disciplines that uh

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that contributed most uh significantly

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to uh to mission success and our

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evaluation

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and so that's uh that's a ceremony that

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that that

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will occur next week that almost

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everybody uh comes to all of the the

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controllers not only the ones who

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supported the mission but all the ones

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uh who were back in the office rooting

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for them

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and uh and thinking good thoughts and

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helping to make the mission a success so

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we'll see everyone again uh in the uh

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the shuttle flight control room for the

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plaque hanging ceremony uh next week and

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that'll probably be the last time that

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we're all together as as one

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group

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mark uh thanks mark caro for aviation

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week again a couple of questions could

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you just go with the gnc

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assignments for

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the rest of the mission and whether

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there's been any change today and

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could you also touch on the cryo margins

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at this point okay and when you say gnc

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assignments i assume you're talking

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about computers yes sir okay absolutely

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uh when we when we undocked and and

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conducted the fly around we were in our

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standard

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triple gnc computer configuration gpc's

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one two and three

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were in the redundant set uh computing

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gnc software

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gpc four was our systems management

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machine in gpc 5 which contains our

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backup flight software

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that was still in standby mode as it has

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been since

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we arrived on orbit

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for the remainder of the the mission

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gpc one will will be our gnc computer

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gpcs 2 and 3 will remain asleep uh gpc4

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of course will continue to run the

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systems management software until

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entry day when we bring up all of the

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computers in and

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have gpcs one through five

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all supporting flight critical buses in

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and there was another question you asked

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me i think about cryo margins

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as of today i think we were sitting on

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right around 14 hours

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any other questions

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all right i guess not we'll close with a

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couple of programming notes one more

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briefing on tap today that will be at 12

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noon central time 1 pm

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eastern time following the mission

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management team meeting the chair of the

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mission management team leroy kane the

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deputy shuttle program manager will be

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here

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to discuss those discussions and he'll

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be joined by mike sufferdini the iss

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program manager to talk about the space

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station in the wake of this final

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shuttle mission to the complex

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atlantis crew sleep begins at 12 59 pm

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central time one minute later the

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sts-135 ascent imagery highlights

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compiled by the space shuttle program

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will be aired on nasa tv and if you

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haven't seen those in the past you don't

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want to miss these there won't be a dry

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eye in the house i can almost promise

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you that so you'll want to watch that

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they'll be replaced throughout the

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course of the day with that

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our flight day highlights air for the

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first time at 2 pm central time they'll

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be replayed in the absence of other

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programming on the top of the hour every

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hour through the crew sleep period

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atlantis crew will wake up to begin

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flight day 13 at 8 59 pm central time

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tonight and when they wake up they'll be

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under the guidance of the entry team led

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by entry flight director tony cicacci

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who will be here at this time tomorrow

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morning to discuss atlanta's final

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landing

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you can follow all of the activities of

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atlantis and the international space