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good morning discovery if you look out

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the window a little more than 500 miles

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off to the northeast you'll see the

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Houston Rodeo good morning wish we could

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be there listen a constable Bill Bailey

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and Reba

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it's in discovering red doctors TV right

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now

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yes sir if you want to select the camera

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and we're watching it right now

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it's a it's showing out right in the

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middle

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sure is great to have an astronomer

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reporters it's a lot more impressive

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bark but it's kind of neat on TV anyway

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certainly is and we were saying it's

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great to have an astronomer on board I

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think we should always have astronomers

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on board Jeff Hoffman is not here to

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agree with you

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okay message for Jerry Linenger on the

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MIR Space Station from your three

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classmates three fellow hogs in

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Discovery orbiting that 335 nautical

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miles 334 I guess today we say hi to you

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Jerry and we've been thinking about you

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frequently during our mission here we

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wish that we were in an orbit that we

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could pass a little closer to each other

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and maybe talk a little bit but we're

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very proud of all the work that you're

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doing there and we're looking after your

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family real we're close I guess they're

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in Russia right now but or keep track of

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them and we're hoping that you're doing

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well and all of your experiments are

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going well but you're just having a

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great time look forward to seeing you

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when you get back here Scott hey Jer

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it's doc I hope you're having a real

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good time over there on that MIR space

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station obviously you're doing all that

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great stuff to get us ready for a next

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generation of spacecraft we're getting

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ready to build we had up last year on

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the Hubble telescope missions I got to

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fix a lot of stuff so as a happy camper

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you got anything broken on me or give me

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a holler I'll come and fix it I don't

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charge much for house calls here Steve

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AJ stepped on Jonah and after you go out

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the door here a couple times on this

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side we know you're going to be doing

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that in the next month or two so I just

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want to say it's a great time it's a

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good experience that we look forward to

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sharing your thoughts on that your

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family fine we've seen them quite a bit

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actually before they headed back to

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Russia and that's been really fun taking

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that we're all up here together you take

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care and we'll talk to you soon

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and again the light says Florida that's

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Miami in the upper right hand corner you

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can see the Cape middle the screen right

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now and Orlando's the large city in the

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lower part of the screen going out of

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you copy

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and the lower left-hand corner this

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picture is Long Island in New York you

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see quite clearly Sox can see the

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darkness the Central Park with some in

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now that's good vision

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hey Kevin the intra vestiges are coming

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in the tips go ahead

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okay well waiting for the tips to spit

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out the messages the weather for the

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Cape tomorrow is looking fairly good

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some scattered clouds at low and high

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altitudes our only concern right now is

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possible showers inside the box but we

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think we have a good chance of getting

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into Kennedy Edwards is also looking

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good when obviously tomorrow's against

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daylight will evaluate the weather and

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see exactly what our options are but

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right now we think we have a good chance

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of bringing it down to the prime place

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tomorrow I pray and just free info the

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winds at this time the air at KSC are

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pretty light at high altitude 30 to 40

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knots and of course out of the West

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they're out of the Northwest at Edwards

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running around 75 knots

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this is Michelle Corden with the

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Associated Press this is for Joe tanner

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it seems like this is kind of like

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training for a marathon you trained for

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months and months and then it's over can

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you describe what you're feeling now are

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you relieved are you kind of let down

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that it's over we're having a great time

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sterling yes a little relieved Steve

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Smith 100 years from now people will

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look back on Hubble as having

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revolutionized the way we see ourselves

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in the universe how do you feel about

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having a part in that this is Mark Carew

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from the Houston Chronicle and I'll

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asked us to Greg Harbaugh and if it's

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not in the right direction please sort

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it out but my question has to do really

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with the disc the process by what you

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sort of discovered the damage to the

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outer layer of the Space Telescope

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during the spacewalks wasn't clear to me

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whether you could see it from the crew

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cabin or it was something that sort of

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surprised you as you got right up on the

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telescope and I wonder if you might

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elaborate a little bit on on what you

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saw was their sort of extensive minor

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damage with with acute damage that you

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could repair or was there really more

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damage than you could get to that look

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bad you just could fix what you could

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with the amount of materials you had

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available to you for the patches

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there was quite a bit of damage mark and

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my personal experience was I didn't

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realize how expensive it was until I got

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up close and looked at it

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my impression my assessment is that it's

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fairly superficial it's the outer layer

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or two of the multi-layer insulation

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that's just been cycled so many times in

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going through the thermal transitions

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for the millions of miles that this

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telescope is traveled that it's finally

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fatigued in some places and so it cracks

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and so you have these spider type cracks

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in places any web that cracks and other

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places would be long straight that sort

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of thing I think I think we could do

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everything in really good shape thank

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you I have a question also for Mark Lee

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I wonder if you might be able to

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elaborate some on some comments you made

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about this set of spacewalks and what

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you see will be required for space

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station assembly were you heartened by

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what you could do to react and be

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flexible and the way you prepared for

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this do you see that sort of thing

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applying to the many assembly flights

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that astronauts will be required to

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undertake for the space station assembly

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I would have to do for a planned

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spacewalk like this cover every

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possibility so you have to think about

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everything that can go wrong and that's

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the key thing to carry forward to

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station so we're gonna talk a lot about

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planning when we get back the other

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thing is we had a lot of Space Station

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tools up here our pistol grip tool our

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power tool a lot of the handrails that

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we have other components our space

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station era tools so they were great and

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very confident build space station and

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in fact you know for the spacewalkers

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here today will probably take part in

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that so they've got leaved out the

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experience to carry forward to station

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this is Michelle coy dan again for Greg

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Harbaugh what went through your mind

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when it looked like there might be a

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sixth space walk can you elaborate I

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think that kind of speaks for itself we

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had such a great time on the first to

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the third would have been anything on

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the icing on the cake but the fact that

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we didn't do it was just fine with Joe

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and I think what we had the two that we

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did do was two experiences of a lifetime

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I feel very very privileged to have been

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able to do what we already and for Steve

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Holly will be tough for you to hold out

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until May when the first images are

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supposed to be released we've been

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talking about how long it'll be before

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the instruments are fully checked out

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and we'll know exactly what capability

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the capability but things have got very

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well up to now and my expectation is

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that this is Mark Cairo again for Ken

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Bowersox could you talk a little bit

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about the intensity of the work a lot of

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the attention on the mission was focused

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on the spacewalk team but I wonder just

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sort of what the chemistry was like if

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you felt like you were pumped up all

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seven of you working hard trying to help

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each other if you're pretty tired at

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this point or whether you're sort of

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relaxed and ready to land or just kind

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of what the state of the state is up

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well I think the overall state of the

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crew right now is relaxed prepared to

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land we're ready to come home we're

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happy with what we've done from what I

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could see every minute we were was work

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we were working as a seven-man team up

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people who concentrated on TVA and we

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had three people who concentrated on the

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orbiter and we did that to make training

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more efficient in how we divided tasks

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other group was blowing strong for them

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and it's a great bunch of guys to be

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associated with I think and one question

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for a Sox could you tell us a little bit

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they're gonna be new runway lights in

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and you were involved in some of that

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testing how is that going to help you

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with this night landing at KSC just a

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little bit tougher to judge our line up

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with the runway especially if you just

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have side lights there at the runway

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it's tough to see the aspect changing as

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line so at Kennedy Space Center we've

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to help us with that line up tasks when

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we're in the air and also once the nose

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wheels on the ground so we have a line

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to steer for so we can be right on the

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centerline stripe when we take the

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picture at the end and you guys are the

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new shadow altitude holders the highest

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altitude since the Apollo program how

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different does the view look like from

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that high up versus your previous or

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lower orbit missions well I couldn't

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tell you my last mission was a

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relatively low about 160 miles and the

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view from up here is absolutely

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fantastic a little while ago we're all

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amazed watching out the window you can

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see almost the entire United States in

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in one window as you look out the

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shuttle especially at night you can see

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the lights from all way down to Key West

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it's an absolutely fantastic sight it's

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just an incredibly a beautiful planet

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below us and fro out here we get a much

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better view point

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since this is probably one of the most

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important astronomy missions and you've

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astronomy observations driving in today

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we could really see a great view of Hale

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Bopp house Hale Bopp looking for you

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guys hey Bob looks great matter of fact

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we downlink some video this morning of

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it from our perspective the TV cameras

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don't really do it justice in the

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binoculars that we carry onboard it's

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it's a very spectacular appears to have

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two tails 1 tails longer than the other

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really a tremendous sight and this is a

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good place to observe it high above the

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atmosphere and and the other part we

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have is trying to get the ship dark

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enough so that you can get really well

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dark adapted but it's a spectacular

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sight also in the morning sky you can

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see three planets rising just before the

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Sun and again that's a very spectacular

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view as a as a gauging on how little

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things that can be overlooked and have

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such grave consequences during the first

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DBA when you depressed and you saw the

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solar panel slew all the way to the hard

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stop like that can you give me your

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thoughts on what you what was going

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through your mind when you saw this you

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know something relatively minor having

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such a consequence three of us were

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actually in the Windows when that

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happened but my attention was diverted

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to the airlock depress and at that

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instant we didn't connect the two

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although our depress rate was very rapid

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and I urgently requested the EBA guys to

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stop the depress and then later we

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determined that those two events were

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connected but our first thought was hey

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this cannot happen these solar arrays

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cannot move that fast we know about the

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motors that drive the solar arrays and

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they will not drive the solar arrays

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that mass so the first impression was

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one of disbelief and when they finally

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settled out which

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only took a few seconds as you know we

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had to accept the fact that they were

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they didn't move that fast and we

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pressed on from there but we were

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actually I thought the cockpit was

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fairly calm in that moment of crisis and

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thank God the arrays held in there

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pretty good

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you just got

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good morning discovery time for the

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first two princess code little work

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outside all right we're ready to go fix

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that thing hey I got a compliment you on

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that beautiful flexible or I didn't want

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to say that the wake up you so far has

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been really beautiful Chris

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and Houston discovery we want to

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reinforce what we said earlier that the

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football appearance is from what we can

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see the the arrays are normal just move

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it off understand and that's what the

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best thing we can get out of these

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visuals is to reassure everybody that

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everything is nominal

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discovery Houston good video couple more

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questions people are asking when you saw

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the motion and I realize it was all over

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pretty quick but in addition to the

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motion of the slipping of the of the

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joints themselves did you notice any by

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stem flexing and what was the settling

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time after the event occurred okay we've

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just pulled our Dalek here but we

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obviously didn't see the initiation so

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he can't speak of bystander flexion at

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that point but once it was moving and

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then when in reverse directions we

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wouldn't say that there was a tremendous

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amount of by stem deflection the total

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settling time when it finally stopped

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where in its current location

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was probably no more than five seconds I

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guess we would say that the total

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movement time from initiation to final

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assembly probably 15 seconds thank you

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okay Houston discovery with more words

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on the solar a movement and a question

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we're listening we all agree here that

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the movement and even the damping

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oscillations were more a movement of the

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canister rather than the solar array

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tips indicating a rotation of the solar

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array itself rather than by steam

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deflection and it also seen as the

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dampening coincided with the closing of

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the depressed valve which would confirm

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your your earlier hypothesis of that

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being the cause beautiful picture now

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that the Sun is rose and soul erasure

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looks pretty

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just for your info Jessa Goddard is

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getting ready to power up the Sadie so

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we should get things moving

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it looks like it's powered on now you

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might think ahead if we proceed with

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this plan to use the hatch equalization

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valve we would be using the aft hatch

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valve first and you'll be able to

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throttle that you'll want to be keeping

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an eye on the thermal cover make sure

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that it does not pop open if it does

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then close the valve and we might then

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consider using the upper hatch valve

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also of course you'll be watching the

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solar arrays closely during the depress

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and if you see any motion then you can

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let the EBA crew know to close the valve

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discovery we for your future reference

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we have a timer set up

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okay we copy and just so you can get

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ready we are getting ready now we now

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have a go for deep press and you will be

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monitoring the solar array and if

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there's if you see any motion stop the D

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press and the ground will be monitoring

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the say D angles

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so for coming in if you can got me back

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to zero that's can you take the offer is

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it up fuck the toil the doors just rung

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open go get that door if you want just

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leave it out there about that

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the clockwise direction which the behind

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pushing this to do surrounds that you're

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trying to keep it there Conover

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Houston discovery you have a go for the

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stiffs alive insist okay we copy a

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really good work also looking ahead the

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HST project copied marks description of

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the seals and we understand what he said

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but they would very much like to get

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pictures ASAP in fact before the G hrs

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installation so if you could try to put

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that into your timeline we'd appreciate

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it yes we do and we would appreciate

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that thank you okay

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you're good two feet above the outside

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keep it pitch level what you can

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a little bit more down

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that's level right there

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discovery Houston this aliveness test is

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complete and was successful and toxic a

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lot of scientists around the world are

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happy about that you can see the

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placement now if Nick Moss and net angle

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iron that right angle guide rail at the

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bottom right Steve Smith is looking down

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the upper left hand corner and a line in

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that rail Steve Smith and now making the

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final installation of the Nick Moss into

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the into the F shroud of the Hubble

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Space Telescope with assistance from

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Mark Lee operating the shuttles robot

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arm is Greg Harbaugh who will be one of

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the spacewalkers on the second and

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fourth epa's

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I just feel like a go I'm still that can

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you take me up without me hit my

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backpack about six inches you bet okay

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yeah you got over a foot almost what

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they have Clarence team until you stand

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up straight so I won't do that okay

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that's good not taking anything out

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should take me about six inches six hey

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stop stop and down and the same Saudis

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for this fault yes sir that's good

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okay we haven't tried to motor it a for

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torque 38 would you like us to do that

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first that's just a couple extra bones

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it's good idea

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okay discovery why don't you try one

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more time with the nominal setting and

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if that doesn't work then use the manual

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38 like you did on the bottom bolt to

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start it okay get my attitude right

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discovery Houston if cameras Alfa and

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Charlie are not in use at this time we'd

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like to take them off and cool them down

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I cup y'all five lashes are closed and

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mark while you're back here go ahead and

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rotate that PFR back up I guess I go to

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the ends of position a formative like

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their gods bitch Chad's efforts forget

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those two boxes ready great job before

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pretty role trades right chef Foreman

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his troops a good time both those two

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items produced great science ok Steve

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thanks for the great words we'll pass

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those to rich and run as we get kind of

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busy

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brother Lemmons birthday yesterday and

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I'm sure we set them off and today so

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that's your birthday present for us and

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we'll tell them that we'll promise to

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sing to him later

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you