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♪♪

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♪♪

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-From the frozen tundra
of Green Bay...

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-Well, the Packers are going
all the way this year.

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There's no doubt about it.

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-Farve is in the pocket.
Pass complete.

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Touchdown, Green Bay!

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Boy, Lombardi
would have loved this.

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-♪ We are cheese-heads
cheering at the Lambeau ♪

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♪ This is the year
we make it to the big show ♪

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♪ Farve passes,
makes touchdowns ♪

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♪ And we will do
the Lambeau Leap in Titletown ♪

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♪ Move with us,
camp with us ♪

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♪ And you will be
a Packer fan just like us ♪

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-♪ Brett and-a Brooks
and-an Edgar and-a Reggie ♪

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♪ Jackson and Chmura
and-a Holmgren and-a Jacke ♪

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♪ Jones and-a LeRoy
and-a Newsome and a-Dorsey ♪

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♪ Hey, Packarena
Hut-hut ♪

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♪ Brett and-a Brooks
and-an Edgar and-a Reggie ♪

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♪ Jackson and Chmura
and-a Holmgren ♪

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♪ And-a Jacke Jones ♪

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♪ and-a LeRoy
and-a Newsome and a-Dorsey ♪

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♪ Hey, Packarena ♪

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-Discovery,
the Green Bay Packers

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and all of Wisconsin
wish you,

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and especially Mark Lee,
a good morning.

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-And good morning to you.

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-All right, so, this thing
is good to be seeing.

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I'm gonna do
all of these here.

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Count test.
All right. Cutting.

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-Eight-three, 10 o'clock,
right two-tenths.

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-All right.
Copy that.

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-All right, Doc.
Good for you to take me down.

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-Going down.

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-Okay.

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Stop.

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Stop.

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-Mark, they should come out
7 1/2 to 9 turns.

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And of course,
watch for the washer.

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-All right.
I need your FRT again.

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-Okay.

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-Really good FRT.

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-Right.

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I'm gonna pull off
and see if that bolt --

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Tell me if that bolt starts
to come loose, and move...

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Cancel out the NFR.

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-Still tight.
Okay.

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Roll it a little bit
to the left.

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Left, roll left.

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Roll...this side
up a little bit.

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There you go,
so I can see it.

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-And now, tell me
if it comes loose.

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-Mike, do we need to wait
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before I bring you down?

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-I have Steve
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-Okay. Move forward.

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-Houston, Discovery.

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-Go ahead, Joti.

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-You have a go for
DIU aliveness test.

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-Copy.

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Good work, Mark and Steve.
Aliveness test in work.

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-Discovery, Houston.
DIU aliveness test successful.

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-Fantastic.

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Thanks for the news.
-All right.

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Stop.

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-You know, the battery
kind of blocks any view.

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I'm gonna need to --
let me just measure it.

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-You guys are kind of
pretty close to it.

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Okay.
Back to Steve.

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Take me off.

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-Okay.
Back out.

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-All right.
Take me in.

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-Okay. Going it again.

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And check the stance
and position, Mark.

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-I know.

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-All right.
Uh, looks good.

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Do you think the left side
is okay, still?

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-Left side is the same.

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-All right. And it's inside
the battery, isn't it?

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-Yes.

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Good job on that.

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-Thank you so much.
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Okay.
-All right.

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That's good.
Let's go out.

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-Going out.
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-Holy cow.

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-It looks like
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should stay in the planet Earth
or the moon, in my view.

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-Just an average day for us.
-What a great place to be.

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Where's the moon?

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-And these good-looking guys
over here.

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The moon is over the port wing,
right above Shark's Bay.

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-Just an average day
for a couple space walkers.

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-You guys enjoy it.

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That's great up there.

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Just one more word
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what we want to do
is to avoid doing anything

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that will distract
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from the current
EVA at hand,

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because that's
the number-one priority.

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And we will be
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to talk about
this whole issue

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so that you can get
your inputs to us,

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and we will have a full
discussion on the whole issue.

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-Go ahead, Jeff.
-Got some good news.

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The commands have gone
through to the ESTER,

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and it will be ready for you
when you get there.

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And you'll be glad to know
that all the commanding

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has been done
through the new DIU,

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which you just
finished installing,

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so, complete success.
Good work.

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Great hands, Mark.

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-Well, the whole surface
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looks different
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because of the constant
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The handrails are
a different color.

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The ALI has little
spiderweb cracks in it.

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-Yeah.
The handrails look like

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they've got a really
good suntan, don't they?

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-Yeah.
They sure do.

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-That has to be
Houston, Texas.

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-You're exactly right.

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-Right there.
-You're just right over Houston.

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Say, "Hello, Houston."

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-Hello, Discovery.
We're waving.

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-I wonder if anybody's
still awake down there.

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-A few of us are.

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-And you guys are doing
a fantastic job supporting us.

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We appreciate it.

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-Okay, John.

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I'm gonna mate one,
two and three up.

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Start with one.

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-One is on.

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-They're all -- Okay.
Why don't you pitch down

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just a little bit?

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All right.
Stop right there.

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Do you see all four connectors?
-Yes, we can.

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And we're gonna zoom
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-Okay.

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-All right, and hold
your shot right there.

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-HST now has a self-made
tape recorder.

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-Good job, Steve.

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-Okay.
On my first flap.

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-Could you put that straight
on the bayonet bearing --

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the top bayonet bearing,
opposite the CRD.

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-Okay.
I will.

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I need to back away
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and head me towards the MFR
Swap, there, near the rope.

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-Okay.
That's where I'm headed.

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-Stand up straight
once, there, Steve.

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-I see the PGG over there.

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I see the motor, 10 o'clock,
right in front of you.

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Okay, and you've got
the stretch bags.

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-Today, it's just
gonna be 135 right.

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Steve, you want to
move that over there?

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-Mm-hmm.

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-Steve, let's go right,
and we'll be ready.

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-Okay.
Four or five to the right.

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-Perfect.
Perfect.

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-And Steve, you might as well
just bring those up to the hatch

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right now,
and the stone, there.

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And then, we'll get the ice and
thermal shields and repair kits.

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-Yes.

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-And let's go to PGG
and the airlock, also.

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-All right.
Stop. Stop.

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Facing forward
around there.

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-Forward.

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-All right.
Stop.

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-Okay. I think this one
called P1 is mated.

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Take me.

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And...

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stop.

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Stop.
All right.

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Over here, there's a crack
that goes along this area,

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one that goes
across the back,

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one that goes up
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one that comes over there,
a small one in the middle,

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and another couple small cracks
up the left side.

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-And then,
we haven't retrieved

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the thermal-shield
repair kits yet,

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but we're gonna
do that right now.

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We knew that.

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-Okay.
Copy.

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-But I can confirm that
the tethers requested

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are in the airlock.

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The tape caddy
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The MLI repair patch
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and the thermal kits
will be there soon.

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♪♪

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♪♪

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00:19:17.200 --> 00:19:20.200
♪♪

268
00:19:30.400 --> 00:19:33.400
[ No audio ]

269
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[ No audio ]

270
00:19:42.033 --> 00:19:45.033
[ No audio ]

271
00:19:47.868 --> 00:19:51.100
-♪ Meet me in the crowd ♪

272
00:19:51.100 --> 00:19:54.868
♪ People, people ♪

273
00:19:54.868 --> 00:19:58.634
♪ Throw your love around ♪

274
00:19:58.634 --> 00:20:02.501
♪ Love me, love me ♪

275
00:20:02.501 --> 00:20:06.367
♪ Take it into town ♪

276
00:20:06.367 --> 00:20:10.133
♪ Happy, happy ♪

277
00:20:10.133 --> 00:20:15.701
♪ Put it in the ground,
where the flowers... ♪

278
00:20:18.267 --> 00:20:19.634
-Good morning, Discovery.

279
00:20:24.467 --> 00:20:25.801
-Good morning, Chris.

280
00:20:27.834 --> 00:20:30.834
[ No audio ]

281
00:20:33.968 --> 00:20:36.968
[ No audio ]

282
00:20:40.100 --> 00:20:42.868
I think his assessment is,
it's pretty stuck.

283
00:20:42.868 --> 00:20:47.501
-It looks like one of Doc's
patented extenders,

284
00:20:47.501 --> 00:20:51.801
so, we have absolutely
no concern.

285
00:20:51.801 --> 00:20:54.167
-Yeah.
We think we can...

286
00:20:54.167 --> 00:20:57.601
We think we can
pull a trailer with it.

287
00:20:57.601 --> 00:20:58.601
-We agree.

288
00:21:00.634 --> 00:21:03.634
[ No audio ]

289
00:21:05.968 --> 00:21:08.968
[ No audio ]

290
00:21:11.334 --> 00:21:14.334
[ No audio ]

291
00:21:16.667 --> 00:21:19.667
[ No audio ]

292
00:21:22.000 --> 00:21:25.000
[ No audio ]

293
00:21:27.367 --> 00:21:30.367
[ No audio ]

294
00:21:32.701 --> 00:21:35.701
[ No audio ]

295
00:21:38.033 --> 00:21:41.033
[ No audio ]

296
00:21:43.367 --> 00:21:46.367
[ No audio ]

297
00:21:48.734 --> 00:21:51.734
[ No audio ]

298
00:21:54.067 --> 00:21:57.634
-Discovery, Houston, we really
appreciate these mid-deck views.

299
00:21:57.634 --> 00:22:01.067
PAO is delighted to
finally see Dr. Stevie,

300
00:22:01.067 --> 00:22:03.334
and I'm very glad
to have the pictures.

301
00:22:03.334 --> 00:22:05.634
That way, I can recognize
the voices.

302
00:22:07.634 --> 00:22:10.634
[ No audio ]

303
00:22:12.701 --> 00:22:13.767
-Well, you're welcome, Mark,

304
00:22:13.767 --> 00:22:15.200
and I figured
I was gonna be in trouble

305
00:22:15.200 --> 00:22:18.434
unless I got on TV
at least once.

306
00:22:18.434 --> 00:22:21.133
-Yes.
Kyle is visibly relieved.

307
00:22:26.834 --> 00:22:30.000
-And we're gonna go the Egress
on the captain's checklist.

308
00:22:32.067 --> 00:22:33.501
-We almost opened
the thermal shield, there.

309
00:22:33.501 --> 00:22:35.534
What do you think?
-Let's do that.

310
00:22:38.367 --> 00:22:44.767
-And Houston, Discovery, tank
408 heater 02A is coming off.

311
00:22:44.767 --> 00:22:46.334
-Okay, we copy.
Thanks.

312
00:22:56.734 --> 00:22:58.701
-Nice job on
the Velcro yesterday.

313
00:23:04.467 --> 00:23:05.467
Oh.

314
00:23:07.567 --> 00:23:10.567
[ No audio ]

315
00:23:12.601 --> 00:23:15.601
[ No audio ]

316
00:23:19.467 --> 00:23:20.934
-You didn't quite get it
out of there, Joe.

317
00:23:20.934 --> 00:23:22.734
It keeps coming back.
There's one more.

318
00:23:22.734 --> 00:23:23.734
There you go.

319
00:23:27.968 --> 00:23:31.701
-Discovery, Houston, for Joe,
you have some fans

320
00:23:31.701 --> 00:23:33.767
who came into
the viewing room a moment ago.

321
00:23:33.767 --> 00:23:39.234
You might just give them a wave.
-Yeah.

322
00:23:39.234 --> 00:23:41.734
Which camera?
End sector?

323
00:23:41.734 --> 00:23:43.334
Elbow, excuse me,
up and left.

324
00:23:45.367 --> 00:23:49.367
Hi. It's probably my mother,
father, wife, and two children.

325
00:23:49.367 --> 00:23:50.734
Hi.

326
00:23:50.734 --> 00:23:51.734
Having fun.

327
00:23:57.534 --> 00:23:58.601
-One more wave.

328
00:24:00.634 --> 00:24:03.634
[ No audio ]

329
00:24:05.667 --> 00:24:08.667
[ No audio ]

330
00:24:10.701 --> 00:24:13.701
[ No audio ]

331
00:24:15.767 --> 00:24:18.767
[ No audio ]

332
00:24:20.801 --> 00:24:23.801
[ No audio ]

333
00:24:25.834 --> 00:24:28.300
-Okay. The end-sector
tether is secured.

334
00:24:36.634 --> 00:24:38.567
I think I may need
your help, here.

335
00:24:38.567 --> 00:24:39.901
-Okay.
-Just a sec.

336
00:24:50.400 --> 00:24:52.167
-Okay.
Come over this way a little bit.

337
00:24:56.400 --> 00:24:59.400
[ Static crackling ]

338
00:25:11.534 --> 00:25:14.200
And back me out
just a few inches.

339
00:25:16.000 --> 00:25:19.133
That's good.

340
00:25:19.133 --> 00:25:21.167
We're always
expecting, here.

341
00:25:34.601 --> 00:25:36.667
Okay, Steve.
I don't see anything at all.

342
00:25:36.667 --> 00:25:41.901
Everything looks nice and clean,
just like the rest.

343
00:25:52.667 --> 00:25:53.701
All right.

344
00:25:56.133 --> 00:25:57.200
Okay.
I've got it.

345
00:25:57.200 --> 00:25:58.701
-Make that go
in here, then.

346
00:26:02.767 --> 00:26:03.834
-Okay.
Turn back.

347
00:26:03.834 --> 00:26:05.567
Just lead me back
to the work site, please.

348
00:26:05.567 --> 00:26:06.567
-Right away.

349
00:26:08.701 --> 00:26:11.701
[ No audio ]

350
00:26:14.133 --> 00:26:17.133
[ No audio ]

351
00:26:19.534 --> 00:26:22.534
[ No audio ]

352
00:26:24.968 --> 00:26:27.968
[ No audio ]

353
00:26:30.400 --> 00:26:33.868
-Okay.
You can stop there.

354
00:26:33.868 --> 00:26:35.067
-I'll stop for now.

355
00:26:37.100 --> 00:26:40.100
[ No audio ]

356
00:26:43.100 --> 00:26:46.100
[ No audio ]

357
00:26:49.133 --> 00:26:52.133
[ No audio ]

358
00:26:55.133 --> 00:26:57.267
-Now, it's a little too far.

359
00:26:57.267 --> 00:27:01.100
-[ Indistinct speech ]

360
00:27:01.100 --> 00:27:05.634
One...good.

361
00:27:05.634 --> 00:27:07.868
-Houston, Discovery,
the EVA camera is a nice view,

362
00:27:07.868 --> 00:27:09.601
if you have a chance
to take a look at it.

363
00:27:09.601 --> 00:27:11.234
-Two.

364
00:27:11.234 --> 00:27:16.033
-We're looking at it,
and it's a great view.

365
00:27:16.033 --> 00:27:17.934
-Three.

366
00:27:17.934 --> 00:27:22.634
Do three turns,
so there's no release.

367
00:27:22.634 --> 00:27:26.801
-And Discovery,
for Greg and Joe,

368
00:27:26.801 --> 00:27:28.968
Story has got
a big smile on his face,

369
00:27:28.968 --> 00:27:31.133
and he's giving you
a big thumb's up.

370
00:27:31.133 --> 00:27:36.801
We're both envious, and I'm sure
that you join us

371
00:27:36.801 --> 00:27:40.200
in wanting to congratulate
the designers up at Goddard

372
00:27:40.200 --> 00:27:42.367
who came up with this
really elegant solution

373
00:27:42.367 --> 00:27:43.901
to the SADE problem.

374
00:27:46.400 --> 00:27:47.734
-Yes.

375
00:27:47.734 --> 00:27:49.834
I couldn't be happier.
And I'll tell you what,

376
00:27:49.834 --> 00:27:51.501
being here, in situ,

377
00:27:51.501 --> 00:27:53.868
I can appreciate the challenge
that you two faced

378
00:27:53.868 --> 00:27:56.200
in doing it the first time.

379
00:27:56.200 --> 00:27:58.467
We wouldn't be able to do it
this easily if it wasn't for you

380
00:27:58.467 --> 00:28:01.467
and if it wasn't
for those guys at Goddard.

381
00:28:01.467 --> 00:28:04.267
-If, for some reason,
we have to vacate,

382
00:28:04.267 --> 00:28:06.701
the stock is coming
with us anyway, so...

383
00:28:06.701 --> 00:28:14.767
-So, Dr. Stevie, I am tethered
to the old SADE-2 right now.

384
00:28:14.767 --> 00:28:15.868
-Okay.
We copy.

385
00:28:15.868 --> 00:28:17.901
-And I'm releasing
a fourth bolt.

386
00:28:20.000 --> 00:28:23.000
[ No audio ]

387
00:28:26.234 --> 00:28:29.234
[ No audio ]

388
00:28:32.467 --> 00:28:33.567
[ Indistinct speech ]

389
00:28:37.701 --> 00:28:38.968
There we go.

390
00:28:45.200 --> 00:28:47.767
-Greg, since we can't really see
the connectors on SADE-2,

391
00:28:47.767 --> 00:28:49.033
can you come up
and pan down?

392
00:28:49.033 --> 00:28:50.033
There you go.
Hold it right there.

393
00:28:50.033 --> 00:28:51.067
Awesome.

394
00:28:53.100 --> 00:28:56.100
[ No audio ]

395
00:28:58.567 --> 00:29:01.634
[ No audio ]

396
00:29:04.100 --> 00:29:07.100
[ No audio ]

397
00:29:09.567 --> 00:29:12.567
[ No audio ]

398
00:29:15.033 --> 00:29:18.033
[ No audio ]

399
00:29:20.501 --> 00:29:22.567
-There's that tool
they were tied to.

400
00:29:28.868 --> 00:29:32.133
-[ Indistinct speech ]

401
00:29:32.133 --> 00:29:33.901
Lean a little more
to your right, Greg.

402
00:29:33.901 --> 00:29:36.968
-Just a little over
to the right.

403
00:29:36.968 --> 00:29:39.234
We're about 6 feet
in front of the telescope,

404
00:29:39.234 --> 00:29:42.100
so you can take me up.

405
00:29:42.100 --> 00:29:45.133
-Keep doing that.

406
00:29:45.133 --> 00:29:50.200
-There's our space shuttle
payload section.

407
00:29:53.734 --> 00:29:56.667
-Discovery, Houston, superb work
on the magnetometers.

408
00:29:56.667 --> 00:29:59.067
We have a nice view
of the aperture cover,

409
00:29:59.067 --> 00:30:00.801
and a question
for the EVA folks --

410
00:30:00.801 --> 00:30:02.000
which looks further away,

411
00:30:02.000 --> 00:30:04.100
the Earth or the shuttle,
at this point?

412
00:30:06.601 --> 00:30:08.501
-It's a close call.
-Yeah.

413
00:30:08.501 --> 00:30:14.100
The Earth...almost looks like
you could touch it.

414
00:30:14.100 --> 00:30:16.000
-And Steve,
this is for Keith.

415
00:30:16.000 --> 00:30:18.200
The view is just
unbelievable.

416
00:30:22.667 --> 00:30:24.133
-Greg, while we're getting
some pictures,

417
00:30:24.133 --> 00:30:25.734
just a reminder --
the first thing we're gonna do

418
00:30:25.734 --> 00:30:28.300
is cut off a curled edge
from the torn area --

419
00:30:28.300 --> 00:30:31.334
about a 4-by-4 or bigger --
and put it in the trash bag.

420
00:30:31.334 --> 00:30:33.567
And your choice
where to do that.

421
00:30:35.968 --> 00:30:40.434
[ Static crackling ]

422
00:30:40.434 --> 00:30:41.901
-Putting my fingers out.

423
00:30:53.534 --> 00:30:58.434
Okay.
You got the trash caddy?

424
00:30:58.434 --> 00:31:00.234
-And this view,
looking from one of

425
00:31:00.234 --> 00:31:03.067
the bulkhead cameras
in the payload bay,

426
00:31:03.067 --> 00:31:07.133
looking up at Joe Tanner
and Greg Harbaugh.

427
00:31:07.133 --> 00:31:09.501
Joe Tanner is the
free-floating astronaut

428
00:31:09.501 --> 00:31:11.968
with the diagonal stripes
on the legs of his suit,

429
00:31:11.968 --> 00:31:15.734
while Greg Harbaugh is mounted
in the manipulator foot restrain

430
00:31:15.734 --> 00:31:17.734
on the end of
the shuttle's robot arm.

431
00:31:17.734 --> 00:31:21.367
The two astronauts have just
wrapped up the task

432
00:31:21.367 --> 00:31:25.501
installing new covers over the
magnetic sensing system sensors.

433
00:31:27.601 --> 00:31:30.601
[ No audio ]

434
00:31:33.200 --> 00:31:36.200
[ No audio ]

435
00:31:38.767 --> 00:31:41.767
[ No audio ]

436
00:31:44.367 --> 00:31:47.367
[ No audio ]

437
00:31:49.968 --> 00:31:52.968
[ No audio ]

438
00:31:55.534 --> 00:31:58.534
[ No audio ]

439
00:32:01.200 --> 00:32:03.434
-All right. Now, I just
need you to back me out.

440
00:32:03.434 --> 00:32:05.934
Let's take another look.

441
00:32:05.934 --> 00:32:06.968
-Backing you out.

442
00:32:08.868 --> 00:32:11.868
[ No audio ]

443
00:32:14.534 --> 00:32:17.534
[ No audio ]

444
00:32:20.167 --> 00:32:21.300
-And, Discovery, Houston,

445
00:32:21.300 --> 00:32:22.834
we've been watching
from the ground,

446
00:32:22.834 --> 00:32:26.634
and everybody is marveling
at Greg's superb skills

447
00:32:26.634 --> 00:32:29.067
in putting that blanket.
It looks really great.

448
00:32:29.067 --> 00:32:33.901
We haven't seen the top one,
but that one looks fabulous.

449
00:32:33.901 --> 00:32:38.300
-There's you, right there.
-Oh, okay.

450
00:32:38.300 --> 00:32:40.300
One of these
close-up shots,

451
00:32:40.300 --> 00:32:42.033
zoom me in over there
or something?

452
00:32:48.033 --> 00:32:51.801
-Okay. Slightly to your left,
and up a little bit.

453
00:32:51.801 --> 00:32:54.100
Come left.

454
00:32:54.100 --> 00:32:56.267
More.

455
00:32:56.267 --> 00:32:57.567
There we go.
We're upside down,

456
00:32:57.567 --> 00:33:00.100
and that's Dr. Stevie
in the window there, though.

457
00:33:00.100 --> 00:33:01.667
-I see him.
-And we see that,

458
00:33:01.667 --> 00:33:06.334
and you do have a go
for rotate when they're clear.

459
00:33:06.334 --> 00:33:07.334
-All right.
Thanks.

460
00:33:07.334 --> 00:33:11.200
Go ahead and
pan up, Joe.

461
00:33:11.200 --> 00:33:15.767
-That's a good view of Socks,
and also Dr. Stevie, we think.

462
00:33:18.267 --> 00:33:19.934
-That is Socks
and Stevie.

463
00:33:22.300 --> 00:33:25.400
-Well, they've been
working hard today.

464
00:33:25.400 --> 00:33:30.334
-Well, guys, I guess we really
left our mark on this telescope.

465
00:33:30.334 --> 00:33:33.000
Mark, I do want to express
my appreciation

466
00:33:33.000 --> 00:33:37.100
for all the folks on the ground
that work these procedures.

467
00:33:37.100 --> 00:33:41.033
I know it was probably
a sleepless couple days

468
00:33:41.033 --> 00:33:46.267
for some folks,
and Jeff Hoffman and Jerry Ross,

469
00:33:46.267 --> 00:33:48.467
and whoever else
in the EBU community,

470
00:33:48.467 --> 00:33:51.067
and all the Goddard guys
that teamed up to come up

471
00:33:51.067 --> 00:33:54.300
with this much
of the repair work.

472
00:33:54.300 --> 00:33:55.767
I think it was
just superb.

473
00:33:55.767 --> 00:34:01.467
It was very easy to execute,
so, many thanks.

474
00:34:01.467 --> 00:34:03.567
-Those words are
much appreciated.

475
00:34:05.634 --> 00:34:08.634
[ No audio ]

476
00:34:11.300 --> 00:34:12.567
-I think,
if you take a second

477
00:34:12.567 --> 00:34:14.801
to look to the left
past that left solar array,

478
00:34:14.801 --> 00:34:16.200
you can see the tip
of Africa.

479
00:34:16.200 --> 00:34:18.901
-Yeah.
-And then, the big desert --

480
00:34:18.901 --> 00:34:21.033
I'm sure, Joe, you'll be able
to see here in a second.

481
00:34:23.767 --> 00:34:25.200
-Found it already.

482
00:34:25.200 --> 00:34:28.200
[ No audio ]

483
00:34:30.234 --> 00:34:34.434
[ No audio ]

484
00:34:34.434 --> 00:34:38.334
-Tell you what, the world
will never look the same to me.

485
00:34:38.334 --> 00:34:40.000
-Me, either.

486
00:34:40.000 --> 00:34:43.000
[ No audio ]

487
00:34:45.767 --> 00:34:48.767
[ No audio ]

488
00:34:51.534 --> 00:34:54.534
[ No audio ]

489
00:34:57.300 --> 00:35:00.367
[ No audio ]

490
00:35:03.133 --> 00:35:03.133


491
00:36:10.033 --> 00:36:10.033


492
00:36:10.501 --> 00:36:13.501
♪♪

493
00:36:16.234 --> 00:36:19.234
♪♪

494
00:36:22.000 --> 00:36:25.000
♪♪

495
00:36:34.300 --> 00:36:37.300
[ No audio ]

496
00:36:40.667 --> 00:36:43.667
[ No audio ]

497
00:36:47.067 --> 00:36:51.334
♪♪

498
00:36:51.334 --> 00:36:54.901
-♪ Oh, my life ♪

499
00:36:54.901 --> 00:36:58.534
♪ Is changing every day ♪

500
00:36:58.534 --> 00:37:02.501
♪ In every possible way ♪

501
00:37:02.501 --> 00:37:06.200
♪♪

502
00:37:06.200 --> 00:37:09.868
♪ And oh, my dreams ♪

503
00:37:09.868 --> 00:37:13.634
♪ It's never quite
as it seems ♪

504
00:37:13.634 --> 00:37:16.534
♪ Never quite as it seems ♪

505
00:37:16.534 --> 00:37:20.067
♪♪

506
00:37:20.067 --> 00:37:23.767
♪ I know I've felt
like this before ♪

507
00:37:23.767 --> 00:37:28.467
♪ But now,
I'm feeling it even more ♪

508
00:37:28.467 --> 00:37:31.067
♪ Because it came from you ♪

509
00:37:31.067 --> 00:37:35.033
♪♪

510
00:37:35.033 --> 00:37:38.667
♪ And then,
I open up and see ♪

511
00:37:38.667 --> 00:37:43.133
♪ The person falling
here is me ♪

512
00:37:43.133 --> 00:37:47.801
♪ A different way to be ♪

513
00:37:47.801 --> 00:37:49.400
-Good morning,
Discovery.

514
00:37:49.400 --> 00:37:52.400
[ No audio ]

515
00:37:56.868 --> 00:37:58.100
-Good morning, Chris.

516
00:38:00.100 --> 00:38:03.100
[ No audio ]

517
00:38:05.567 --> 00:38:08.567
[ No audio ]

518
00:38:11.033 --> 00:38:14.033
[ No audio ]

519
00:38:16.467 --> 00:38:19.467
[ No audio ]

520
00:38:21.934 --> 00:38:24.934
[ No audio ]

521
00:38:27.400 --> 00:38:29.634
-Yes, but can you do
the Packarena?

522
00:38:29.634 --> 00:38:32.634
[ No audio ]

523
00:38:35.033 --> 00:38:38.033
[ No audio ]

524
00:38:40.434 --> 00:38:43.434
[ No audio ]

525
00:38:45.868 --> 00:38:48.868
[ No audio ]

526
00:38:51.267 --> 00:38:54.267
[ No audio ]

527
00:38:56.667 --> 00:38:59.667
[ No audio ]

528
00:39:02.133 --> 00:39:03.801
-I want to make sure
my security blanket

529
00:39:03.801 --> 00:39:05.601
gets on TV, Chris.

530
00:39:05.601 --> 00:39:06.934
This is from
my son, Matthew.

531
00:39:06.934 --> 00:39:09.334
It floated out of my sleeping
bag on the first day.

532
00:39:13.067 --> 00:39:14.067
-Will go.

533
00:39:16.968 --> 00:39:19.934
-Okay, well, things are
out of control, here.

534
00:39:19.934 --> 00:39:22.534
Here is my mom and all
the gang at Walmart

535
00:39:22.534 --> 00:39:24.334
in Baraboo,
Wisconsin.

536
00:39:27.534 --> 00:39:31.167
They'll love this one
when they see it.

537
00:39:31.167 --> 00:39:35.100
I'll do the Packarena
when I come home.

538
00:39:35.100 --> 00:39:38.167
-While we're showing pictures,
this is my family

539
00:39:38.167 --> 00:39:40.834
staying at my
workplace at home.

540
00:39:40.834 --> 00:39:49.567
And I just found something that
they had worked up for me --

541
00:39:49.567 --> 00:39:51.834
some very fine artwork
that I hadn't seen before.

542
00:39:51.834 --> 00:39:54.767
So, thanks a lot, you guys,
and I love you, and I miss you.

543
00:39:54.767 --> 00:39:55.801
I'll see you soon.

544
00:39:57.801 --> 00:40:02.701
[ No audio ]

545
00:40:02.701 --> 00:40:04.734
-I guess I'll get off
the odometer for a minute here

546
00:40:04.734 --> 00:40:07.901
and show my family.

547
00:40:09.934 --> 00:40:11.434
Here's Lisa
and the cherub.

548
00:40:11.434 --> 00:40:12.734
Hi. I hope you guys
are having fun.

549
00:40:12.734 --> 00:40:14.033
We're having
a great time up here.

550
00:40:14.033 --> 00:40:15.234
See you soon.

551
00:40:20.667 --> 00:40:24.534
-Well, you know, and right now
KU is number one in basketball,

552
00:40:24.534 --> 00:40:27.467
but here is a picture of
the real number-one person,

553
00:40:27.467 --> 00:40:28.868
so, thanks a lot.

554
00:40:30.968 --> 00:40:33.968
[ No audio ]

555
00:40:36.868 --> 00:40:39.868
[ No audio ]

556
00:40:42.801 --> 00:40:45.801
[ No audio ]

557
00:40:48.701 --> 00:40:51.701
[ No audio ]

558
00:40:54.634 --> 00:40:56.133
-All right.
This is good.

559
00:40:56.133 --> 00:40:57.133
Stop.

560
00:40:59.167 --> 00:41:02.000
Steve, can you look down
and see if both of those...

561
00:41:02.000 --> 00:41:03.000
-I already did.

562
00:41:03.000 --> 00:41:04.100
I can't see them
from where I'm at.

563
00:41:04.100 --> 00:41:05.400
I could pop down
there real fast.

564
00:41:05.400 --> 00:41:06.467
-No, that's okay.

565
00:41:08.501 --> 00:41:11.300
[ No audio ]

566
00:41:11.300 --> 00:41:12.834
-You'll find out
when you turn the switch.

567
00:41:12.834 --> 00:41:14.534
Okay. Stop.
Stop.

568
00:41:16.567 --> 00:41:19.167
[ No audio ]

569
00:41:19.167 --> 00:41:21.067
-Some more [ indistinct speech ]
down there.

570
00:41:24.400 --> 00:41:27.300
-We just turned the starboard
one off, right?

571
00:41:27.300 --> 00:41:28.734
-No. We turned
the aft port off.

572
00:41:28.734 --> 00:41:30.667
[ Laughs ]

573
00:41:30.667 --> 00:41:33.567
-Well, it's the starboard
one that...

574
00:41:33.567 --> 00:41:35.067
-All right. Well,
we'll wait 10 minutes,

575
00:41:35.067 --> 00:41:36.534
and then turn it on again.
-Sorry about that.

576
00:41:39.934 --> 00:41:41.767
-Upper right wire clips

577
00:41:41.767 --> 00:41:44.901
to the bay 9 door
hinge-side doorstop.

578
00:41:47.067 --> 00:41:49.234
-All right.
Stop.

579
00:41:49.234 --> 00:41:50.300
Stop.

580
00:41:53.767 --> 00:41:56.067
-Clip to the doors.
-All right.

581
00:41:58.100 --> 00:42:01.167
[ No audio ]

582
00:42:03.167 --> 00:42:08.601
-Discovery, Houston,
on the upper-right attachment.

583
00:42:11.634 --> 00:42:13.267
-Go ahead, Jeff.

584
00:42:13.267 --> 00:42:19.934
-I'm afraid the HST people
don't really trust the MLI.

585
00:42:19.934 --> 00:42:21.901
I understand your words,
that you've gone

586
00:42:21.901 --> 00:42:24.801
to the entire
thickness of it.

587
00:42:24.801 --> 00:42:28.033
I guess the fear is what might
happen over the next 3 years,

588
00:42:28.033 --> 00:42:30.868
given the observed
deterioration that we saw

589
00:42:30.868 --> 00:42:32.801
during the last 3 years.

590
00:42:32.801 --> 00:42:36.534
Let me give you
a couple of ideas.

591
00:42:36.534 --> 00:42:38.100
And it's really
your choice.

592
00:42:38.100 --> 00:42:41.968
Number one -- if there's enough
wire to actually wrap around

593
00:42:41.968 --> 00:42:46.133
the doorstop and back on itself,
if that would work.

594
00:42:46.133 --> 00:42:50.901
Number two -- if you have access
to the ribs on the bay 9 door

595
00:42:50.901 --> 00:42:52.834
and can clip to that.

596
00:42:52.834 --> 00:42:57.801
Number three -- to actually
pull up the MLI

597
00:42:57.801 --> 00:43:02.300
and wrap the wire
and the clamp underneath,

598
00:43:02.300 --> 00:43:05.934
and then redo the Velcro,
and hold it like that.

599
00:43:05.934 --> 00:43:08.200
-I got a better idea.
If the wire was extended,

600
00:43:08.200 --> 00:43:13.000
I'll wrap one of the extenders
around and put the...

601
00:43:13.000 --> 00:43:14.400
-Oh, okay.

602
00:43:14.400 --> 00:43:16.434
You think the extender will
lock tight on that doorstop?

603
00:43:16.434 --> 00:43:18.167
-I don't know, but I can,
yeah, I can wrap

604
00:43:18.167 --> 00:43:21.868
the extender
around the doorstop,

605
00:43:21.868 --> 00:43:24.901
and then twist it,
and hook to that.

606
00:43:24.901 --> 00:43:26.200
-All right. I like
that idea, too.

607
00:43:26.200 --> 00:43:27.601
Houston,
I think Mark has come up with

608
00:43:27.601 --> 00:43:29.133
a really good plan, here.

609
00:43:29.133 --> 00:43:32.033
-That sounds great. And like
we say here, you're on the spot,

610
00:43:32.033 --> 00:43:35.834
so, you're the ones who have
the best ability to decide.

611
00:43:39.200 --> 00:43:42.501
-Okay, stop.
Stop.

612
00:43:42.501 --> 00:43:43.534
I see it.

613
00:43:45.567 --> 00:43:48.567
[ No audio ]

614
00:43:50.801 --> 00:43:53.801
[ No audio ]

615
00:43:56.033 --> 00:43:59.033
[ No audio ]

616
00:44:01.334 --> 00:44:03.234
I've got to go to
a higher torque spin.

617
00:44:07.300 --> 00:44:09.300
Scan the attach points
real quick.

618
00:44:11.334 --> 00:44:15.734
[ No audio ]

619
00:44:15.734 --> 00:44:18.701
And, Houston, Discovery,
one reason that particular patch

620
00:44:18.701 --> 00:44:19.934
looks a little bit funny,

621
00:44:19.934 --> 00:44:21.634
and looks like that upper
left might be too tight,

622
00:44:21.634 --> 00:44:22.968
is because there's
nothing pulling

623
00:44:22.968 --> 00:44:24.434
on the lower-left corner.

624
00:44:27.033 --> 00:44:29.801
-[ Indistinct speech ]
-Copy, Joe T.

625
00:44:29.801 --> 00:44:31.734
-Okay, I'm on it.

626
00:44:31.734 --> 00:44:32.934
Take me forward.

627
00:44:34.734 --> 00:44:35.834
-Going forward.

628
00:44:35.834 --> 00:44:37.868
-Do we get that aft
payload realigned?

629
00:44:39.934 --> 00:44:42.934
[ No audio ]

630
00:44:45.100 --> 00:44:48.100
[ No audio ]

631
00:44:50.267 --> 00:44:53.267
[ No audio ]

632
00:44:55.467 --> 00:44:58.467
[ No audio ]

633
00:45:00.701 --> 00:45:03.267
-All three latches
are now super latched.

634
00:45:05.334 --> 00:45:09.501
[ No audio ]

635
00:45:09.501 --> 00:45:10.701
-Go ahead, Mark.

636
00:45:10.701 --> 00:45:12.267
-Yes.
In the last half hour,

637
00:45:12.267 --> 00:45:16.534
Goddard has noticed a glitch
on one of the RWAs --

638
00:45:16.534 --> 00:45:21.634
not the one you changed out,
but RWA number two in bay six.

639
00:45:21.634 --> 00:45:24.167
They would like to perform
some testing on it.

640
00:45:24.167 --> 00:45:29.000
It may take 15 to 30 minutes
just to assure themselves

641
00:45:29.000 --> 00:45:31.801
that nothing
is wrong with it.

642
00:45:31.801 --> 00:45:35.000
In the meantime, because we want
to keep open the possibility

643
00:45:35.000 --> 00:45:37.267
of changing it out today,

644
00:45:37.267 --> 00:45:40.200
we would like you to hold off
doing anything further,

645
00:45:40.200 --> 00:45:42.100
and we would like you
to go into the air lock

646
00:45:42.100 --> 00:45:43.734
and connect to the SCUs.

647
00:45:43.734 --> 00:45:46.567
And we'll get back to you
as soon as we have confirmation

648
00:45:46.567 --> 00:45:48.634
on the state of the RWA.

649
00:45:52.834 --> 00:45:55.901
-Okay.
We'll go to the air lock.

650
00:45:55.901 --> 00:45:57.400
-Push RWAs in, too.

651
00:45:57.400 --> 00:46:00.467
[ No audio ]

652
00:46:03.300 --> 00:46:05.734
-So, I'm in the sub-channel.
We're hooking it up here now.

653
00:46:05.734 --> 00:46:08.467
-[ Indistinct speech ]
-[ Indistinct speech ]

654
00:46:08.467 --> 00:46:11.100
-Yeah. We got a lot closer.
And being close

655
00:46:11.100 --> 00:46:14.634
to the thermal cover,
turn your waters off.

656
00:46:14.634 --> 00:46:16.901
-Hi. Did we get confirmation
of the [indistinct],

657
00:46:16.901 --> 00:46:19.534
or don't we need to?

658
00:46:19.534 --> 00:46:21.000
-No, we have to leave
the thermal cover open.

659
00:46:21.000 --> 00:46:23.834
That's why we're...

660
00:46:23.834 --> 00:46:26.501
-And, Houston, Discovery,
for EVA verification.

661
00:46:30.367 --> 00:46:32.634
-Our second home
away from home this week.

662
00:46:34.667 --> 00:46:37.467
[ No audio ]

663
00:46:37.467 --> 00:46:38.834
Okay, Joe.

664
00:46:38.834 --> 00:46:44.100
It looks like the thermal cover
is coming closed now.

665
00:46:44.100 --> 00:46:48.100
-Discovery, Houston, with an
attempt to explain the glitch.

666
00:46:50.734 --> 00:46:52.601
-We're ready to listen.
-Okay.

667
00:46:52.601 --> 00:46:56.200
What's happened is that,
Goddard powered up RWAs two,

668
00:46:56.200 --> 00:46:59.300
three, and four a while back.
And when you do power them up,

669
00:46:59.300 --> 00:47:01.901
and they haven't had torque
applied to them,

670
00:47:01.901 --> 00:47:06.067
but when they're powered up,
they do rotate a little bit.

671
00:47:06.067 --> 00:47:10.267
Now, RWAs three and four
are rotating about 20 RPM,

672
00:47:10.267 --> 00:47:12.501
and they sort of drift,
and that's normal.

673
00:47:12.501 --> 00:47:17.968
However, RWA two is hardly
rotating, perhaps 1 RPM.

674
00:47:17.968 --> 00:47:19.467
And so, they're
a little bit concerned

675
00:47:19.467 --> 00:47:22.000
that, possibly, there
might be a problem.

676
00:47:22.000 --> 00:47:23.968
However, at the moment,
the assessment is

677
00:47:23.968 --> 00:47:29.067
the probability of a problem
is very low.

678
00:47:29.067 --> 00:47:31.133
However,
to be on the safe side,

679
00:47:31.133 --> 00:47:33.267
what they're doing is
coming up with a test

680
00:47:33.267 --> 00:47:35.634
which they want to verify
in the vest.

681
00:47:35.634 --> 00:47:38.167
That's going to take
30. 45 minutes.

682
00:47:38.167 --> 00:47:42.234
And then, we'll put the
RWA two through that test,

683
00:47:42.234 --> 00:47:44.133
spin it up,
and check it out.

684
00:47:44.133 --> 00:47:46.200
And then, we'll have
a higher degree of confidence

685
00:47:46.200 --> 00:47:48.234
that it's working properly,

686
00:47:48.234 --> 00:47:50.734
And so, in the meantime,
we're gonna ask you to hold.

687
00:47:50.734 --> 00:47:52.467
Another thing with RWA two

688
00:47:52.467 --> 00:47:56.334
is that it is a little colder
than the other RWAs.

689
00:47:59.601 --> 00:48:01.501
-Okay. I'll give you
the bottom line first,

690
00:48:01.501 --> 00:48:03.701
and that is that
we're going to proceed

691
00:48:03.701 --> 00:48:07.601
with a final
payload-bay cleanup,

692
00:48:07.601 --> 00:48:12.701
which means to go right into
your post-depress and get on out

693
00:48:12.701 --> 00:48:17.834
and proceed as though
there will be no EVA tomorrow.

694
00:48:17.834 --> 00:48:22.901
Goddard is continuing their test
of the reaction-wheel assembly,

695
00:48:22.901 --> 00:48:25.734
but it's gonna be
at least a couple of hours

696
00:48:25.734 --> 00:48:28.634
before they would know enough
to make a decision,

697
00:48:28.634 --> 00:48:31.934
and that's why we're proceeding
with the cleanup.

698
00:48:31.934 --> 00:48:35.601
We will, however,
maintain an option, of course,

699
00:48:35.601 --> 00:48:38.367
to do an EVA
plus deploy tomorrow,

700
00:48:38.367 --> 00:48:40.868
if that should
be necessary.

701
00:48:40.868 --> 00:48:44.300
We will hold off on
doing any reboost today

702
00:48:44.300 --> 00:48:49.534
until we know some more.
So, that's basically the story,

703
00:48:49.534 --> 00:48:52.968
and we'll be working
on bookkeeping

704
00:48:52.968 --> 00:48:56.234
the record of maximum time
spent on the SCU.

705
00:48:56.234 --> 00:48:59.901
But in the meantime, carry on
with your post-depress,

706
00:48:59.901 --> 00:49:04.434
and enjoy the last
of the EVA.

707
00:49:04.434 --> 00:49:07.300
-And you go to egress.
Come in, Hill.

708
00:49:07.300 --> 00:49:09.400
-It's coming, and we're both
still tethered,

709
00:49:09.400 --> 00:49:12.067
just like we were before.

710
00:49:12.067 --> 00:49:13.801
-Copy.
-Is the camera all clear?

711
00:49:13.801 --> 00:49:15.067
Are my feet there much?

712
00:49:15.067 --> 00:49:16.100
-Yeah. It's good.

713
00:49:18.200 --> 00:49:21.200
[ No audio ]

714
00:49:23.667 --> 00:49:26.667
[ No audio ]

715
00:49:29.100 --> 00:49:32.100
[ No audio ]

716
00:49:34.567 --> 00:49:37.567
[ No audio ]

717
00:49:40.033 --> 00:49:43.033
[ No audio ]

718
00:49:45.501 --> 00:49:48.501
[ No audio ]

719
00:49:50.934 --> 00:49:53.934
[ No audio ]

720
00:49:56.400 --> 00:49:59.400
[ No audio ]

721
00:50:01.868 --> 00:50:04.868
[ No audio ]

722
00:50:07.334 --> 00:50:10.334
[ No audio ]

723
00:50:12.767 --> 00:50:15.767
[ No audio ]

724
00:50:18.234 --> 00:50:21.234
[ No audio ]

725
00:50:23.701 --> 00:50:26.701
[ No audio ]

726
00:50:29.167 --> 00:50:32.167
[ No audio ]

727
00:50:34.601 --> 00:50:37.601
[ No audio ]

728
00:50:40.067 --> 00:50:43.067
[ No audio ]

729
00:50:45.534 --> 00:50:46.934
-Hey, Jeff. I wanted to
say one thing,

730
00:50:46.934 --> 00:50:48.834
and that's, almost
everybody on this crew --

731
00:50:48.834 --> 00:50:50.133
I think everyone
on this crew --

732
00:50:50.133 --> 00:50:52.968
has supported flights
from mission-control people.

733
00:50:52.968 --> 00:50:55.067
We've got some flight
controllers up here,

734
00:50:55.067 --> 00:50:56.968
ex-flight controllers.

735
00:50:56.968 --> 00:50:58.767
Got some ex-cop coms,
a lot of people

736
00:50:58.767 --> 00:51:01.167
have supported Stan
in the MIR.

737
00:51:01.167 --> 00:51:03.767
And since we've been
where you guys are before,

738
00:51:03.767 --> 00:51:07.200
we know how hard you've worked
getting ready for the mission.

739
00:51:07.200 --> 00:51:08.567
Even when everything
goes normally,

740
00:51:08.567 --> 00:51:11.434
we know you put in long hours
and a lot of hard work.

741
00:51:11.434 --> 00:51:14.334
And the success of this
mission really proves

742
00:51:14.334 --> 00:51:15.567
that y'all did a great job,

743
00:51:15.567 --> 00:51:18.133
so, many thanks to all
the people at the Stalk,

744
00:51:18.133 --> 00:51:19.667
and at Houston's
Mission Control,

745
00:51:19.667 --> 00:51:21.200
and all the other
ground locations

746
00:51:21.200 --> 00:51:22.667
supporting this mission.

747
00:51:22.667 --> 00:51:24.000
We've all
been there before.

748
00:51:24.000 --> 00:51:25.801
We understand the sacrifices
you've made to make sure

749
00:51:25.801 --> 00:51:28.234
this mission
was successful.

750
00:51:28.234 --> 00:51:30.634
-And I just wanted to tell you
how much I've enjoyed

751
00:51:30.634 --> 00:51:32.267
talking with you guys
during the EVA,

752
00:51:32.267 --> 00:51:36.267
and how much everyone down here
appreciates the TLC

753
00:51:36.267 --> 00:51:38.968
that all of you have given
the Hubble telescope.

754
00:51:41.067 --> 00:51:44.701
[ No audio ]

755
00:51:44.701 --> 00:51:47.334
-Well, Jeff, as an IV,
I want to tell you

756
00:51:47.334 --> 00:51:50.300
it's been a pleasure
working with you, and we've got

757
00:51:50.300 --> 00:51:52.501
a whole lot of confidence
in the team down there.

758
00:51:52.501 --> 00:51:54.834
And you've been an excellent
spokesman, as well as Mark,

759
00:51:54.834 --> 00:51:58.133
and it's been a real joy
to work with all of you.

760
00:51:58.133 --> 00:51:59.133
Thank you very much.

761
00:52:03.968 --> 00:52:06.767
-Discover, Houston,
with some word on RWA.

762
00:52:08.868 --> 00:52:11.067
[ No audio ]

763
00:52:11.067 --> 00:52:12.601
-Go ahead.

764
00:52:12.601 --> 00:52:16.300
-We just completed a test
on reaction wheel number two.

765
00:52:16.300 --> 00:52:19.300
It's good.
It checks out just fine.

766
00:52:22.767 --> 00:52:25.267
-Oh, great.
That's good news.

767
00:52:25.267 --> 00:52:29.501
-So, we're gonna go ahead
and press with our plan, here,

768
00:52:29.501 --> 00:52:33.334
for a reboost to kick off
at 1 hour 33 minutes.

769
00:52:36.601 --> 00:52:41.234
-Okay. We'll get set up
to kick off reboost at 1:33.

770
00:52:41.234 --> 00:52:44.234
[ No audio ]

771
00:52:46.334 --> 00:52:49.334
[ No audio ]

772
00:52:51.434 --> 00:52:54.434
[ No audio ]

773
00:52:56.534 --> 00:52:59.534
[ No audio ]

774
00:53:01.534 --> 00:53:04.534
[ No audio ]

775
00:53:07.667 --> 00:53:10.667
[ No audio ]

776
00:53:13.834 --> 00:53:16.834
[ No audio ]

777
00:53:19.968 --> 00:53:19.968


778
00:54:03.200 --> 00:54:03.200


779
00:54:03.667 --> 00:54:06.667
♪♪

780
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♪♪

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♪♪

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♪♪

786
00:54:51.300 --> 00:54:53.100
♪ You ♪

787
00:54:53.100 --> 00:54:56.701
♪ Doing that thing you do ♪

788
00:54:56.701 --> 00:55:02.100
♪ Breaking my heart
into a million pieces ♪

789
00:55:02.100 --> 00:55:05.300
♪ Like you always do ♪

790
00:55:05.300 --> 00:55:07.434
♪ And you ♪

791
00:55:07.434 --> 00:55:10.934
♪ Don't mean to be cruel ♪

792
00:55:10.934 --> 00:55:16.400
♪ You never even knew
about the heartache ♪

793
00:55:16.400 --> 00:55:19.501
♪ I've been going through ♪

794
00:55:19.501 --> 00:55:23.033
♪ And I try and try
to forget you, girl ♪

795
00:55:23.033 --> 00:55:27.000
♪ But it's just so hard to do ♪

796
00:55:27.000 --> 00:55:31.467
♪ Every time you do
that thing you do ♪

797
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798
00:55:38.801 --> 00:55:40.100
-Good morning, Discovery.

799
00:55:40.100 --> 00:55:42.334
It's time to put Hubble
back into the sky.

800
00:55:46.400 --> 00:55:47.901
-Hey. Good morning, Chris.

801
00:55:47.901 --> 00:55:49.601
We're ready to do that.

802
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858
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-Houston, Discovery.

859
01:00:41.400 --> 01:00:45.701
They just needed three
to study the stars.

860
01:00:45.701 --> 01:00:48.033
-And we watched it
all on television --

861
01:00:48.033 --> 01:00:50.334
a beautiful spectacle.

862
01:00:50.334 --> 01:00:53.334
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863
01:00:57.267 --> 01:01:00.334
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864
01:01:04.300 --> 01:01:09.000
-And Houston, the burn tig
was 21, 46, 49.

865
01:01:09.000 --> 01:01:10.067
-Copy.

866
01:01:12.067 --> 01:01:15.067
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867
01:01:17.701 --> 01:01:20.701
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868
01:01:23.334 --> 01:01:26.334
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869
01:01:29.000 --> 01:01:32.000
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870
01:01:34.634 --> 01:01:37.634
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871
01:01:40.267 --> 01:01:45.667
The Hubble team recently
completed a celebration

872
01:01:45.667 --> 01:01:47.567
over in the
Customer Support Room,

873
01:01:47.567 --> 01:01:51.300
and everybody is
just ecstatic.

874
01:01:51.300 --> 01:01:53.601
It's been a great week that
you guys have spent with Hubble,

875
01:01:53.601 --> 01:01:58.400
and we look forward
to putting it to work now.

876
01:02:02.100 --> 01:02:03.200
-Yeah, Jeff.

877
01:02:03.200 --> 01:02:05.701
Those guys have put in
some great work

878
01:02:05.701 --> 01:02:07.801
over the last few days,
over the last few years.

879
01:02:07.801 --> 01:02:09.567
And hope they get
a little time off

880
01:02:09.567 --> 01:02:12.133
before they have to ramp up
for the next mission.

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01:02:14.133 --> 01:02:17.133
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893
01:03:17.534 --> 01:03:19.267
-Is it true that
you describe this

894
01:03:19.267 --> 01:03:22.901
as like winning
the Super Bowl, Mark?

895
01:03:22.901 --> 01:03:24.667
-Well, that's what I said
this morning.

896
01:03:24.667 --> 01:03:27.801
You know, I'm from Wisconsin,
a big Packer fan,

897
01:03:27.801 --> 01:03:30.300
and you sort of equate it
to winning the Super Bowl

898
01:03:30.300 --> 01:03:33.067
in that it takes a lot of
teamwork, dedication,

899
01:03:33.067 --> 01:03:34.667
leadership,
a good organization,

900
01:03:34.667 --> 01:03:36.667
a lot of support
from different people.

901
01:03:36.667 --> 01:03:37.834
And that's what NASA had,

902
01:03:37.834 --> 01:03:40.534
from the Johnson Space
Center to Goddard,

903
01:03:40.534 --> 01:03:42.634
many other people,
contractors,

904
01:03:42.634 --> 01:03:46.000
all pulled together
and accomplished this mission.

905
01:03:46.000 --> 01:03:47.701
And it was great.

906
01:03:47.701 --> 01:03:52.033
-What was the most difficult
aspect of all of the surprises

907
01:03:52.033 --> 01:03:53.334
that were thrown in?

908
01:03:53.334 --> 01:03:55.167
I mean, I know you guys
train a lot,

909
01:03:55.167 --> 01:03:56.567
and you know what
you're doing up there,

910
01:03:56.567 --> 01:03:58.601
but what threw you
through a loop?

911
01:04:01.834 --> 01:04:03.801
-I don't think anything
threw us through a loop.

912
01:04:03.801 --> 01:04:05.400
I think we did
an excellent job,

913
01:04:05.400 --> 01:04:09.467
both on the ground and on board,
adapting to the situation.

914
01:04:09.467 --> 01:04:11.434
There was an awful lot
of preparation work

915
01:04:11.434 --> 01:04:12.901
that went into this flight.

916
01:04:12.901 --> 01:04:15.300
And when we had
some things come up,

917
01:04:15.300 --> 01:04:18.934
such as the insulation,
in real time,

918
01:04:18.934 --> 01:04:22.200
that time on the ground
that supports us went to work

919
01:04:22.200 --> 01:04:24.601
and came through
like true professionals,

920
01:04:24.601 --> 01:04:27.000
and just did a
spectacular job

921
01:04:27.000 --> 01:04:29.934
looking at what what we had
available here on board

922
01:04:29.934 --> 01:04:32.901
and figuring out
what we could do with it.

923
01:04:32.901 --> 01:04:36.767
And I think the end product
was just terrific.

924
01:04:36.767 --> 01:04:38.467
-Joe Tanner, I'd like
to ask you a question,

925
01:04:38.467 --> 01:04:40.767
if we can pass
the mic over to you.

926
01:04:40.767 --> 01:04:42.734
What was the view
like from,

927
01:04:42.734 --> 01:04:45.767
I guess it was something
like 370 miles up.

928
01:04:45.767 --> 01:04:48.634
-What did you think about when
you were looking down at Earth?

929
01:04:52.501 --> 01:04:54.667
Well, when you have time
to look down --

930
01:04:54.667 --> 01:04:57.667
'cause most of the time we're
concentrating on the tasks --

931
01:04:57.667 --> 01:05:00.100
every once in a while, you have
a spare moment, and you look,

932
01:05:00.100 --> 01:05:01.868
and of course,
your first impression

933
01:05:01.868 --> 01:05:04.133
is just wonderment
about what you're seeing.

934
01:05:04.133 --> 01:05:06.934
You try to convince your brain
that what your eyes are seeing

935
01:05:06.934 --> 01:05:08.267
is real.

936
01:05:08.267 --> 01:05:09.934
It's an incredible sight.

937
01:05:09.934 --> 01:05:12.801
We have an opportunity to look
through the Orbiter windows,

938
01:05:12.801 --> 01:05:15.467
but that vision is restricted
somewhat in the field of view

939
01:05:15.467 --> 01:05:17.167
that you can see.

940
01:05:17.167 --> 01:05:20.300
The spacesuit opens that field
of view up a little bit,

941
01:05:20.300 --> 01:05:23.501
and you just marvel at what
a magnificent planet

942
01:05:23.501 --> 01:05:26.300
that is here that we've
been given to live on.

943
01:05:26.300 --> 01:05:29.968
-Steve Smith, I know that you
and Mark Lee did the fith,

944
01:05:29.968 --> 01:05:31.801
and unscheduled, walk.

945
01:05:31.801 --> 01:05:33.567
How would you describe
the condition of the Hubble?

946
01:05:33.567 --> 01:05:34.868
Either of you,

947
01:05:34.868 --> 01:05:36.734
Mark Lee or Steve Smith,
can answer this one.

948
01:05:40.767 --> 01:05:43.033
-Well, considering that the
telescope has been in space

949
01:05:43.033 --> 01:05:44.067
for 7 years

950
01:05:44.067 --> 01:05:46.133
and traveled 10s
of billions of miles,

951
01:05:46.133 --> 01:05:47.968
it's actually in
very good shape.

952
01:05:47.968 --> 01:05:50.801
The side of the telescope
that faces the sun

953
01:05:50.801 --> 01:05:52.567
did have some what I'll call
"blistering" on it.

954
01:05:52.567 --> 01:05:54.133
Some of the insulation
had bubbled,

955
01:05:54.133 --> 01:05:55.901
and there were
some cracks in it.

956
01:05:55.901 --> 01:05:58.100
But I don't want to lose
perspective that,

957
01:05:58.100 --> 01:06:01.167
you know, most of the telescope
was in excellent shape.

958
01:06:01.167 --> 01:06:04.434
When we opened up about
nine different doors

959
01:06:04.434 --> 01:06:05.634
to get inside of Hubble,

960
01:06:05.634 --> 01:06:08.400
everything inside was
in pristine condition.

961
01:06:08.400 --> 01:06:09.701
The vacuum of space,
of course,

962
01:06:09.701 --> 01:06:12.334
is a very clean
environment, generally,

963
01:06:12.334 --> 01:06:15.901
and inside the telescope
looked brand-new, basically.

964
01:06:15.901 --> 01:06:17.501
So, putting nine
new boxes in,

965
01:06:17.501 --> 01:06:19.400
all that worked really well,
was very rewarding,

966
01:06:19.400 --> 01:06:22.434
and it looks really
good inside.

967
01:06:22.434 --> 01:06:24.701
-Telescope is flying free of
the shuttle right now,

968
01:06:24.701 --> 01:06:26.133
the astronauts winding down

969
01:06:26.133 --> 01:06:28.901
after an often-tense
6 days of spacewalking

970
01:06:28.901 --> 01:06:30.734
and releasing the telescope.

971
01:06:30.734 --> 01:06:32.334
Mark Lee,
as payload commander,

972
01:06:32.334 --> 01:06:34.100
give me your assessment
of this mission.

973
01:06:34.100 --> 01:06:36.534
How would you grade it?
And compare it to previous times

974
01:06:36.534 --> 01:06:40.167
you've been up
on the shuttle.

975
01:06:40.167 --> 01:06:43.567
-Well, I'd have to give it
an A-plus for several reasons.

976
01:06:43.567 --> 01:06:45.267
First of all,
you get an A

977
01:06:45.267 --> 01:06:47.834
when you accomplish everything
that you're supposed to do,

978
01:06:47.834 --> 01:06:50.667
and the plus gets thrown in for
the support we got from the crew

979
01:06:50.667 --> 01:06:53.300
and all the contingency things
we were able to accomplish.

980
01:06:53.300 --> 01:06:57.501
So, when you're able to do
everything plus take care of

981
01:06:57.501 --> 01:06:59.033
all the problems
that were thrown in --

982
01:06:59.033 --> 01:07:00.801
and the great part
about that is,

983
01:07:00.801 --> 01:07:03.000
we were ready
for most of them --

984
01:07:03.000 --> 01:07:04.734
it gives it
an A-plus in my mind.

985
01:07:04.734 --> 01:07:06.901
-Steve Smith, I see
you have a spacesuit

986
01:07:06.901 --> 01:07:09.200
floating there
next to you.

987
01:07:09.200 --> 01:07:12.000
How did it work?
How good was it?

988
01:07:12.000 --> 01:07:15.033
And what would you do to improve
it for future spacewalkers?

989
01:07:17.367 --> 01:07:19.434
-Well, John, the spacesuit
actually worked very well.

990
01:07:19.434 --> 01:07:22.601
We practiced with very similar
suits in the water in Houston

991
01:07:22.601 --> 01:07:23.934
and in Huntsville,
Alabama

992
01:07:23.934 --> 01:07:25.767
at the Marshall Space
Flight Center.

993
01:07:25.767 --> 01:07:27.968
And the suits that
we actually wear in space

994
01:07:27.968 --> 01:07:29.534
acted just like the ones
we practiced in.

995
01:07:29.534 --> 01:07:33.033
They're pressurized to
4.3 pounds per square inch.

996
01:07:33.033 --> 01:07:35.033
You are working
very hard in them.

997
01:07:37.033 --> 01:07:39.367
It's a little bit hard
to reach some things

998
01:07:39.367 --> 01:07:42.033
because your reach is limited
a little bit by the suits,

999
01:07:42.033 --> 01:07:43.601
but in general,
they worked great.

1000
01:07:43.601 --> 01:07:46.267
This was the first flight
that we wore some new suits

1001
01:07:46.267 --> 01:07:49.300
that we could actually resize
in space very easily.

1002
01:07:49.300 --> 01:07:50.834
Joe and I shared
a spacesuit.

1003
01:07:50.834 --> 01:07:52.067
That's the first time
that's been done.

1004
01:07:52.067 --> 01:07:54.601
We wore it basically
5 days in a row.

1005
01:07:54.601 --> 01:07:57.801
just changing out the arms
and the legs to fit each of us.

1006
01:07:57.801 --> 01:08:00.501
-And Joe Tanner, one of my
favorite moments

1007
01:08:00.501 --> 01:08:02.868
was the instant you
stuck your spacesuit

1008
01:08:02.868 --> 01:08:05.767
and your head outside the door
into the cargo bay.

1009
01:08:05.767 --> 01:08:09.000
What was going through your mind
as you went outside

1010
01:08:09.000 --> 01:08:10.267
for the first time?

1011
01:08:14.400 --> 01:08:17.901
-Well, others that have traveled
that same road have told me

1012
01:08:17.901 --> 01:08:21.501
that I would probably be filled
with a mixture of emotions,

1013
01:08:21.501 --> 01:08:23.934
one of those being awe
at the sight.

1014
01:08:23.934 --> 01:08:28.334
Now, I was maybe fortunate
not to get too distracted.

1015
01:08:28.334 --> 01:08:30.400
Because, when I first stuck
my head out, it was at night,

1016
01:08:30.400 --> 01:08:33.667
and it was just black except for
the lights of the payload bay

1017
01:08:33.667 --> 01:08:36.100
and the lights
of my helmet.

1018
01:08:36.100 --> 01:08:39.167
The other reaction that people
frequently have is that

1019
01:08:39.167 --> 01:08:42.534
they want to grab ahold
of the handrail right there

1020
01:08:42.534 --> 01:08:45.167
with a death grip,
thinking that, if they let go,

1021
01:08:45.167 --> 01:08:47.801
they might fall
all the way to the Earth.

1022
01:08:47.801 --> 01:08:48.801
Once again,
it was at night,

1023
01:08:48.801 --> 01:08:51.300
so I didn't get to
experience that.

1024
01:08:51.300 --> 01:08:53.901
But it was a moment
that I had looked forward to

1025
01:08:53.901 --> 01:08:55.467
for a long, long time.

1026
01:08:55.467 --> 01:08:58.934
And when you've anticipated
a moment like that

1027
01:08:58.934 --> 01:09:01.701
for such a long period of time,
and it finally happens,

1028
01:09:01.701 --> 01:09:04.534
it really is a tremendous
feeling of satisfaction

1029
01:09:04.534 --> 01:09:05.934
to finally accomplish that.

1030
01:09:05.934 --> 01:09:07.934
And that's kind of what was
going through my mind.

1031
01:09:07.934 --> 01:09:10.534
Hello, Mr. [Indistinct].

1032
01:09:10.534 --> 01:09:12.601
-Congratulations.

1033
01:09:12.601 --> 01:09:15.601
It is unbelievable.

1034
01:09:15.601 --> 01:09:20.400
Five spacewalks this time,
five spacewalks last time.

1035
01:09:20.400 --> 01:09:24.400
NASA astronauts 10,
failure zero on EVA.

1036
01:09:24.400 --> 01:09:26.133
This is wonderful.

1037
01:09:26.133 --> 01:09:30.634
You folks, you just look easy.
But I want to tell you,

1038
01:09:30.634 --> 01:09:33.734
I know what skill and courage
it took to get this job done.

1039
01:09:33.734 --> 01:09:36.434
And you know,
tomorrow afternoon,

1040
01:09:36.434 --> 01:09:42.467
I'm going to go talk to some
students with Dr. Mary Webber.

1041
01:09:42.467 --> 01:09:47.467
And these kids are just
excited about space,

1042
01:09:47.467 --> 01:09:50.801
and you're inspiring
future generations.

1043
01:09:50.801 --> 01:09:53.300
What do you think
I ought to tell these kids

1044
01:09:53.300 --> 01:09:54.834
about the mission,

1045
01:09:54.834 --> 01:09:58.234
about what it takes
to be successful in life,

1046
01:09:58.234 --> 01:10:00.501
and to be a
future astronaut,

1047
01:10:00.501 --> 01:10:03.868
what do you think
they ought to do?

1048
01:10:03.868 --> 01:10:08.400
-Well, sir, what I always say
is, set goals and work hard.

1049
01:10:08.400 --> 01:10:10.534
Study hard in school,
and try to have fun

1050
01:10:10.534 --> 01:10:12.000
while you're doing
those two things.

1051
01:10:12.000 --> 01:10:16.467
But I think some of the other
guys may have some ideas, too.

1052
01:10:16.467 --> 01:10:18.133
-Well, Mr. [Indistinct],
whenever I speak to kids,

1053
01:10:18.133 --> 01:10:20.367
I always give them
two really easy messages.

1054
01:10:20.367 --> 01:10:22.200
One is, do well in
everything you do,

1055
01:10:22.200 --> 01:10:24.167
including school,
and the other is,

1056
01:10:24.167 --> 01:10:26.567
if you fall down a lot
on the pathway, get up.

1057
01:10:26.567 --> 01:10:28.534
So, that's -- Even my 4-year-old
knows that --

1058
01:10:28.534 --> 01:10:29.901
if you fall down,
get up.

1059
01:10:34.501 --> 01:10:37.501
-You know, we talked about
safety with people and equipment

1060
01:10:37.501 --> 01:10:41.501
and the ton of things
we did to prepare.

1061
01:10:41.501 --> 01:10:44.567
You know, this clearly is very,
very important,

1062
01:10:44.567 --> 01:10:46.801
and you know,
there's no guarantee

1063
01:10:46.801 --> 01:10:50.801
when you go to the edge
of the frontier in space.

1064
01:10:50.801 --> 01:10:53.167
Did you learn anything
on this lesson about safety,

1065
01:10:53.167 --> 01:10:57.067
about the procedures
that we prepared?

1066
01:10:57.067 --> 01:10:58.067
What do you think?

1067
01:11:00.834 --> 01:11:02.667
-Well, sir,
I think what I learned is,

1068
01:11:02.667 --> 01:11:04.067
we know how to do this job.

1069
01:11:04.067 --> 01:11:05.501
We know how to
work in space,

1070
01:11:05.501 --> 01:11:10.334
and we know how to fly
a space shuttle safely.

1071
01:11:10.334 --> 01:11:12.267
I think it's real important
that we don't cut any corners,

1072
01:11:12.267 --> 01:11:15.100
and I think the whole
workforce knows that.

1073
01:11:15.100 --> 01:11:17.634
But again, let me let one of
the other guys answer.

1074
01:11:17.634 --> 01:11:23.267
-Sure.
-Up first is Scott Horowitz.

1075
01:11:23.267 --> 01:11:24.601
You know, safety was something
that was always

1076
01:11:24.601 --> 01:11:25.868
on all our minds.

1077
01:11:25.868 --> 01:11:28.167
Especially as a pilot, you know,
in the flying community,

1078
01:11:28.167 --> 01:11:32.200
we grow up thinking about safety
and safe operation of vehicles.

1079
01:11:32.200 --> 01:11:35.901
And just have to give
real credit to all the folks

1080
01:11:35.901 --> 01:11:37.667
that supported us
on this mission.

1081
01:11:37.667 --> 01:11:39.601
You know, everyone who works
on the vehicle

1082
01:11:39.601 --> 01:11:41.167
and prepares
the equipment,

1083
01:11:41.167 --> 01:11:43.100
and all the safety
that they have in mind,

1084
01:11:43.100 --> 01:11:45.033
and all their procedures.
Because,

1085
01:11:45.033 --> 01:11:48.567
if they weren't so diligent,
we couldn't do this job safely.

1086
01:11:48.567 --> 01:11:51.100
So, I guess it's just
nice to know

1087
01:11:51.100 --> 01:11:53.801
that we're supporting
those folks in every way we can,

1088
01:11:53.801 --> 01:11:56.267
and I hope we keep
doing it because,

1089
01:11:56.267 --> 01:11:57.567
because of them
and their efforts,

1090
01:11:57.567 --> 01:12:00.167
we can continue
to do this job safely.

1091
01:12:00.167 --> 01:12:03.501
-You know, I tell you,
this was a great mission,

1092
01:12:03.501 --> 01:12:09.234
and you know, you opened
a window on the world.

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-Discovery, Houston is back.

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-Welcome back.

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-Discovery, Houston.

1248
01:25:30.367 --> 01:25:31.901
One minute from LOS.

1249
01:25:31.901 --> 01:25:35.033
We'll be back
with you time 03:06.

1250
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-Zero three, zero six,
we copy, Kay.

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-Well, good morning.

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Welcome to the flight date,
STS-82 mission status briefing.

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With us to review the events
of the night and the plans

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for the remaining part
of this mission are Jeff Bantle.

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He's the STS-82
lead flight director.

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Joining Jeff this morning, to
his right, is Dr. John Campbell,

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associate director
of flight projects

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at the Goddard Space Flight
Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

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Next to Dr. Campbell
is Russ Werneth.

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He's the EVA mission manager
at Goddard.

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And next to him,
Dr. David Leckrone,

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the Hubble Space Telescope
project scientist at Goddard.

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We'll have statements
from all of these gentlemen,

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and then
take your questions.

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Jeff?
-Okay, thanks.

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I'll be brief with
my opening statement.

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We finished the MLI
repair task tonight,

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and that started off
working in bay seven

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with a harness
that was fabricated --

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and I think Russ was going
to show you a little bit

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about that.

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And then, putting two blankets
on each of bays 8 and 10.

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I did have the folks,
since we completed

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all the tasks today
for EVA,

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to equip rough back-of-the-
envelope calculation,

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and I asked them
"How much hardware

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did we actually
remove and install?"

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And that was about
4.500 pounds.

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And also, this was a more
connector-intensive flight,

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and somewhere on the order
of 150 connectors mated

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and demated in the 5 days.

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So, it was a pretty big day,
and then, I don't know.

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I guess somewhere around
12 square feet of insulation.

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something like that,
if you count the MSS covers.

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So, you can see
the crew was awful busy

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and handled an awful
lot of equipment.

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I also asked the EVA guys
how many tools

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were on the tool
inventory list

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that includes parts
and pit pins.

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And there were over 200 tools
on the inventory list.

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But all the tasks were...

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