>> COPY ALL.
>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
GOOD MORNING.
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US HERE
TODAY ON MEMORIAL DAY,
MAY25th, 2020.
YOU'RE GETTING A LIVE LOOK FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
LOOKING DOWN AT THE HTV-9 CARGO
VEHICLE.
THE SPACE STATION AND HTV FLYING
JUST ABOUT 259 STATUTE MILES
OVER THE ARABIAN SEA ON ORBITAL
DAYTIME.
HTV HAS DEPARTED THE 250-METER
HOLD POINT AND KNOWN AS THE
KEEP-OUT SPHERE.
IT IS 200 METERS AWAY FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THAT
GIVES CHRIS CASSIDY THE NASA
ASTRONAUT ABOARD THE ISS THE
ABILITY TO ISSUE AN ABORT
COMMAND IF COMMUNICATIONS WITH
MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON HAS BEEN
LOST.
HTV HAS BEEN RIGHT ON TRACK FOR
THE FIVE-DAY RENDEZVOUS TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION FLY
THROUGH THE MILESTONES THEN
HEADING TOWARD ON-TIME CAPTURE
BY CHRIS CASSIDY WITH THE SPACE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM AT
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
THIS COMES FIVE DAYS AFTER
LAUNCHING FROM THE LAUNCH
COMPLEX IN TANEGASHIMA, THE
ISLAND SOUTH OF THE MAIN ISLAND
OF JAPAN, JUST FIVE DAYS AGO AT
12:31 CENTRAL TIME MAY20th,
2:31A.M. JAPAN TIME ON
MAY21st.
HTV-9 KNOWN AS KOUNOTORI
LAUNCHED OFF ON MAY21st ON
TOP OF THE H2B ROCKET.
ON TIME WITH FOUR TONS OF CARGO
ONBOARD.
THIS INCLUDES SCIENTIFIC
EXPERIMENTS, AIR WATER, SPARE
NITROGEN, MANY PARTS AND
HARDWARE THAT ARE MEANT FOR THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AS
WELL AS RESEARCH.
VERY IMPORTANTLY IN
UNPRESSURIZED COMPONENT OF
LAUNCHING A FEW OF DAYS AGO ARE
SIX NEW LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
AND ASSOCIATED ADAPTER PLATES
THAT ARE MEANT TO COMPLETE THE
UPGRADE OF BATTERIES ON THE
OUTSIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THERE ARE EIGHT POWER CHANNELS
ONBOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
SIX OF WHICH HAVE ALREADY BEEN
UPGRADED COMPLETELY WITH
LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES.
THERE IS ONE SECTION OF THE
SPACE STATION'S TRUSS SEGMENT
CALLED THE S6th TRUSS THE
FURTHEST POINT ON THE STARBOARD
SIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION THE SIX LITHIUM-ION
BATTERY MEANT TO COMPLETE THE
UPGRADE ON THE S6 TRUSS.
HTV MADE THE ASSENT INTO ORBIT
AND FROM THERE COMPLETING THE
MILESTONES ON TRACK.
BACK TO THE LIVE VIEW OF HTV NOW
OVER INDIA, THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION 259 STATUTE MILES.
HTV MAKING THE APPROACH AGAIN
CLOSING THE 200-METER KEEP-OUT
SPHERE.
NOW 235 METERS FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
CLOSING AT A RATE OF ABOUT
.16METERS PER SECOND.
HTV-9 IN THE FINAL FLIGHT OF
THIS MODEL OF HTV.
HTV WILL THEN BE UPGRADED TO THE
HTVX WITH FULL DOCKING
CAPABILITIES AND WILL BE BERTHED
TO SPACE STATION AND CAPTURED BY
THE STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM, THE
NEXT GENERATION OF SPACECRAFT
WILL HAVE THE ABILITY TO DOCK.
THERE IS HARDWARE ON HTV THAT
WILL BE TESTED FOR THOSE FUTURE
UPGRADES INCLUDING A WI-FI
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM THAT IS
BEING TESTED ON THIS FLIGHT
CALLED WILD.
WHILE TESTING WI-FI DATA
TRANSMISSION THROUGH SOME OF THE
EXTERNAL WIRELESS PORT ON THE
OUTSIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND USED TO
TRANSMIT FUTURE TO THE FUTURE
HTVX VEHICLE.
HTV, 118METERS AND CLOSING
MONITORING THE INSIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION IS
EXPEDITION 62 COMMANDER CHRIS
CASSIDY.
HE IS WORKING SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH
IVAN VAGNER MONITORING THE HTV
APPROACH.
WILL BE CASSIDY AT THE SPACE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM ONCE HTV
ARRIVES AT THE CAPTURE POINT 12
METERS AWAY FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE.
I WILL WILL BE HIM TO MOVE IN
AND CAPTURE THE VEHICLE.
AFTER CASSIDY USING THIS
MANEUVER TO CAPTURE HTV, HE WILL
HAND OVER THE CONTROLS OF THE
STATION'S CANADARM2 TO ROBOTICS
CONTROLLERS HERE ON THE GROUND
AND TAKE CONTROL OF THE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM AND
MANEUVER HTV INTO THE BERTHING
POSITION ON THE NADIR BOARD OR
EARTH-FACING SIDE OF THE HARMONY
MODULE.
THIS IS THE VIEW THAT CASSIDY
AND VAGNER ARE WATCHING AS WE
SPEAK.
THIS VIEW PROVIDES TELEMETRY AND
NOW THAT HTV IS INSIDE OF THE
KEEP-OUT SPHERE, CASSIDY AND
VAGNER HAVE THE ABILITY TO ISSUE
AN ABORT OF HTV'S APPROACH IF
COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION HAS
BEEN LOST WITH THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION'S FLIGHT CONTROL
ROOM.
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FLIGHT CONTROL TEAMS WORKING IN
TANDEM WITH HTV FLIGHT CONTROL
TEAMS OVER IN JAPAN.
FROM HERE, IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON IN THE WHITE FLIGHT
CONTROL ROOM TEAMS ARE LEAD BY
FLIGHT DIRECTOR MARCUS, HE IS
SITTING NEXT TO CAPCOM'S LESLIE
AND IT WILL BE HER VOICE YOU
HEAR FROM MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON UP TO THE CREW ABOARD
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
JESSICA IS THE VISITING VEHICLE
OFFICER HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON WORKING IN TANDEM WITH
HTV FLIGHT CONTROL OVER IN
JAPAN.
JOIN OPERATION BETWEEN HTV AND
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FLIGHT CONTROL TEAMS TRACKING
HTV'S NIGHT RIGHT ON TRACK FOR A
CAPTURE AT 8:15A.M. EASTERN.
>> STATION, BRAVO COMING THROUGH
100METERS.
THE VEHICLE MATCHES THE LINE OF
BOTH MONITORS THE LENGTH IS IN
THE CIRCLE AND THE CIRCLE IS
OFFSET FROM THE CORRIDOR CENTER
ABOUT A QUARTER OF A VEHICLE A
LENGTH AFT AND THIRD OF A
VEHICLE LENGTH TO THE STAR BOARD
THAT MATCHES BOTH.
>> COPY FOR BOTH MONITORS.
THAT IS WHAT WE ARE EXPECT.
GOOD WORK.
>> INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
COMMANDER CHRIS CASSIDY
REPORTING GOOD TELEMETRY FROM
HTV AS IT CROSSINGS THE
100-METER POINT NOW, JUST
90METERS AWAY FROM STATION
MAKING THE APPROACH AT .1METERS
PER SECOND.
CAPCOM HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON CONFIRMING A GOOD
READOUT.
HTV IS ON TRACK FOR A CAPTURE
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
HTV AND THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FLIGHT 261 STATUTE MILES
OVER THE NORTHERN BORDER OF
CHINA.
YOU ARE GETTING A LIVE LOOK AT
THE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT STATION
FLIGHT CONTROL ROOM IN THE WHITE
NIGHT CONTROL ROOM TODAY STILL
HANDING OVER THE FLIGHT CONTROL
ROOMS HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
BETWEEN THE SHIFT OF
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FLIGHT CONTROL TEAMS AS WE MAKE
OUR WAY CONTINUING SPACE STATION
OPERATIONS THROUGH THE COVID-19
PANDEMIC.
WE ARE IN A SHORT HANDOVER OF
COMMUNICATIONS ROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
LOSING AUDIO AND VIDEO BUT
SHOULD BE REGAINING VERY
SHORTLY.
THIS IS PRETTY STANDARD AS THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION HTV
FLY AROUND THE EARTH AT
500MILES PER HOUR HANDING OFF
FROM SOME OF THE STATIONARY
SATELLITES THAT PROVIDE
COMMUNICATION BOTH VIDEO AND
AUDIO FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THE SATELLITES IN SYNCHRONOUS
ORBIT ABOUT 23,000MILES AWAY
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION REGAINING SOME HIGH
DEFINITION VIDEO AND AUDIO FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
HTV STILL MAKING A GOOD APPROACH
TOWARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION TO THE 30-METER HOLD
POINT CROSSING AT THIS POINT
STILL HOLDING AT A GOOD RATE OF
.1METERS PER SECOND.
THE SPACE STATION AND HTV NOW
OVER THE SOUTHERN BORDER OF
MONGOLIA.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON
AT TELEMETRY OF CHRIS CASSIDY
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND IVAN VAGNER ARE
WATCHING AS THEY MONITOR HTV
APPROACH.
EVERYTHING IS STILL ON TRACK.
YOU CAN SEE ON THE RIGHT SIDE,
TOWARD THE BOTTOM, THERE IS A
COLUMN CALLED ISS.
LOOK AT THE NAVIGATION LINE THE
APPROPRIATE DISTANCE IN METERS
OF HTV FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION 63METERS AND
CLOSING NEARLY 5,000POUNDS OF
PRESSURIZED CARGO, FRESH FOOD,
SUPPLY, SCIENCE HARDWARE INSIDE
OF HTV ABOUT 3,000POUNDS OF
CARGO THE UNPRESSURIZED SECTION
OF HTV IF YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE
STRUCTURE OF THE VEHICLE TOWARD
THE MIDDLE THERE INSIDE THIS IS
TV EXTERNAL PALLET THAT PALLET
IS LOADED WITH SIX LITHIUM ION
BATTERIES AND ASSOCIATED ADAPTER
PLATE, THAT WILL BE USED TO
COMPLETE THE BATTERY UPGRADE
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION ON THE STAR BOARD SIXTH
TRUSS.
THERE IS EIGHT POWER CHANNELS
ASSOCIATED WITH EACH OF THE FOUR
TRUSSES FOUR OF SIX P4 AND P6,
THAT CONTAIN THE INTEGRATED
ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY OR BATTERIES
TO BE MOUNTED AND STORE POWER AS
COLLECTED FROM THE STATION'S
SOLAR ARRAYS.
OF THE EIGHT POWER CHANNELS ON
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION,
SIX HAVE BEEN UPGRADE COMPLETELY
WITH NEW LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES.
HTV DELIVERING THE FINAL SET OF
LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES.
HTV LOADED WITH SPARE WATER AND
NITROGEN TO REACH THE
CONSUMABLES ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION,
ALSO SOME RESEARCH ONBOARD.
ONE IN PARTICULAR IS AN
EXPERIMENT CALLED ROUND ROBIN.
ROUND ROBIN IS PART OF THE JAXA
ELF OR ELECTRONIC FURNACE.
THIS EXPERIMENT WILL BE MOUNTED
INSIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION THE ABILITY TO
LEVITATE DIFFERENT MATERIALS FOR
TESTING AND DIFFERENT THERMAL
ENVIRONMENTS.
ANY MATERIALS BEING CARRIED UP
BY HTV ARE TO HELP WITH FUTURE
SPACE EXPLORATION.
SOME OF THE MATERIALS INSIDE OF
HTV-9 WILL BE USED NOW TO
CAPTURE THE MATERIALS THAT
COULD BE USED FOR TURBINE BLADE
MATERIALS, SPACECRAFT EXTERNAL
SHELVES AND A GLASS FORMING
ALLOY.
47METERS AND CLOSING.
THE VIEWS YOU WILL SEE FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
TOWARD HTV ARE ABOUT TO GET A
LITTLE BIT DARKER AND CLOSE OVER
THE TERMINATOR LINE INTO AN
ORBITAL NIGHTTIME.
SPACE STATION TV, 263 STATUTE
MILES ABOUT TO CROSS OVER THE
TERMINAL AND THE LINE INTO
ORBITER DARKNESS JUST OFF THE
EASTERN COAST OF SYRIA.
STATION COMING THROUGH
43METERS.
EVERYTHING IS DIVERGING NICELY
AND THE VEHICLE SIDE AND THE
OUTLINE IS IN THE CIRCLE.
IN THIS CIRCLE IS ONLY SLIGHTLY
STARBOARD AND SLIGHTLY AFT OF
THE CROSS-HAIRS AND REPORTED ON
MONITOR ONE AND THREE.
>> GREAT.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON,
YOU ARE STARTING TO SEE THE
EARTH GET A LITTLE BIT DARKER
BEHIND AS WE CROSS ORBITAL
NIGHTTIME, HTV NOW JUST A LITTLE
BIT, JUST ABOUT 35METERS FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
WE'RE HEADING RIGHT ON TRACK
TOWARD THE 30-METER HOLD POINT.
THIS IS ABOUT 100FEET FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
THE SPACE STATION AND HTV MAKING
A COMPLETE ORBIT AROUND THE
EARTH EVERY 90 MINUTES AT ABOUT
30-METER HOLD AND WE WILL
CONTINUE TO HOLD AT THAT POINT.
THROUGH THE DURATION OF ORBITAL
NIGHTTIME DEPORTING BEFORE
SUNRISE ALLOWING HTV TO ARRIVE
IN CAPTURE POINT ABOUT 10 OR 12
OR SO METERS AWAY FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
DURING AN ORAL DAYTIME.
HTV SLOWING DOWN AS WE ARRIVE
TOWARD THE 30-METER HOLD POINT
NOW AWAITING CONFIRMATION OF A
GOOD HOLD.
STATION HOUSTON IN TWO, CONFIRM
30-METER HOLD AND THEN SET UP
AND REACH FOR CAPTURE.
HOUSTON.
SIMILAR.
>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON AND AROUND HERE IN THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
CONTROL ROOM CONFIRMING THE GOOD
30-METER HOLD.
HTV WILL REMAIN IN THE POSITION
THROUGH THE ORBITAL NIGHTTIME,
SO FOR JUST ABOUT 40 TO 45
MINUTES GETTING A VIEW FROM THE
WORK STATION THAT ASTRONAUT
CHRIS CASSIDY AND COSMONAUT IVAN
VAGNER ARE TAKING A LOOK AT AS
THEY MONITOR THE APPROACH OF HTV
TOWARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION SEEING THE FINAL
GLIMPSES OF SUNLIGHT AS HTV AND
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
CROSS COMPLETELY INTO DARKNESS
263 STATUTE MILES OVER THE NORTH
PACIFIC OCEAN.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
YOU ARE SEEING THE
CAMERA ON THE OUTSIDE OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION RECONNECTING AT
THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN
THERE.
YOU CAN SEE THE
STATION'S CANADARM2
POISED READY TO CAP HERE
TO HTV AS IT DEPARTS THE
30-METER HOLD POINT AND
HEADS TOWARD THAT
CAPTURE POSITION ABOUT
10 TO 12METERS AWAY.
HTV STILL HOLDING AT THE
30-METER MARK AND GO-NO
GO FROM THE TEAM LEADER
HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON WORKING WITH
INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT
CONTROL TEAMS INCLUDING
HTV FLIGHT CONTROL IN
JAPAN AND MAKING SURE
EVERYTHING IS GOOD FOR
THE FINAL MANEUVER OF
HTV TOWARD IN CAPTURE
POSITION.
HTV ARRIVAL COMES AT THE
PERFECT TIME ARRIVING
WITH CRITICAL CONSUMABLE
SUPPLIES, SPARE
BATTERIES TO UPGRADE THE
OUTSIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND MANY
RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS
AHEAD OF THE NEW CREW
LAUNCHING TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FROM AMERICAN
SHORE FOR THE FIRST TIME
IN NINE YEARS.
DOUG HURLEY AND BOB
BEHNKEN ON THE CREW
DRAGON FROM THE KENNEDY
SPACE CENTER IN FLORIDA
ON THE DEMO-2 MISSION.
THIS ONE COMES TWO DAYS
FROM NOW, MAY27th,
2020.
SET TO LIFT OFF FROM THE
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER AT
4:33P.M. CENTRAL TIME.
WE'LL BE LIVE FOR THE
PRELAUNCH COVERAGE FOR
ABOUT FOUR HOURS EVEN A
LITTLE BIT BEFORE THAT,
FOUR AND A HALF HOURS
BEFORE LAUNCH, MAKE SURE
YOU TUNE IN TO LIVE
COVERAGE ON NASA TV IN
TANDEM SPACEX TO COVER
THE MISSION AND
EVERYTHING THAT IS LEAD
UP TO THIS POINT THE
LAUNCH CREW, ONCE AGAIN
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
AGAIN MAY27, 3:33P.M.
CENTRAL TIME.
EVERYTHING STILL ON
TRACK FROM THE HTV SIDE
OF THINGS.
AGAIN, WE'RE CONTINUING
TO HOLD 30METERS, ABOUT
100FEET FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
EVERYTHING IS RIGHT ON
TRACK FOR THE SCHEDULED
CAPTURE TIME JUST ABOUT
AN HOUR FROM NOW
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
8:15A.M. EASTERN.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
IF YOU ARE JUST TUNING
IN THE HTV-9 CARGO
VEHICLE HOLD 30 METERS
AWAY FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
IN A FEW MINUTES, LEAD
FROM HERE IN MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON, BY
FLIGHT CONTROL TEAMS
FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
WILL CONDUCT A NO-GO IN
THE 30-METER HOLD POINT
DEPARTURE OF THAT
30-METER HOLD SCHEDULED
ABOUT 20 MINUTES
FROM NOW.
AGAIN ALL THE FLIGHT
TEAMS WILL VERIFY
EVERYTHING IS GO, AND
ALL, EVERYTHING HAS BEEN
CHECKED OUT TO MAKE SURE
THAT HTV CAN SAFELY
DEPART THE 30-METER HOLD
POINT AND HEAD TOWARD
THE CAPTURE POSITION.
THE CREW IS READY FOR
THE HTV APPROACH TO THE
CAPTURE POINT.
>> AND WE COPY.
>> YOU HEAR GOOD WORDS
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THAT WAS NASA ASTRONAUT
CHRIS CASSIDY, SPACE
STATION COMMANDER
COMPETITION 62, AND THE
LEAD FOR HTV IS
RENDEZVOUS AT THE
CONTROL OF THE STATION'S
ROBOTIC ARM CONFIRMING
THE STATION CREW IS
READY FOR HTV TO DEPART
THAT 30-METER HOLD POINT
AND HEAD TO THE CAPTURE
POSITION AND IT WILL BE
CASSIDY ITSELF AT THE
CONTROLS OF THE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM
AND MANEUVERING THE
ROBOTIC ARM AND HEADING
INTO CAPTURE THE HTV
VEHICLE COMING IN AT A
TOTAL OF ABOUT 12 TONS.
AGAIN WE HAVE GOOD
CONFIRMATION FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION CREW TO DEPART
30-METER HOLD POINT
STILL CONDUCTING THE
GO-NO GO POLL FROM HERE
FROM MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
THE NEXT MILESTONE YOU
WILL HEAR IS THE CAPCOM
HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON LESLIE READY ON
THE CREW A GOOD NO GO
30-METER DEPARTURE
SCHEDULED JUST ABOUT 20
MINUTES FROM NOW.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
HTV STILL HOLDING AT
30METERS INSIDE ABOUT
FOUR TONS TOTAL OF CARGO
INCLUDING THE
PRESSURIZED SECTION
CONTAINING WATER SUPPLY
RESUPPLY TANKS AND
RESEARCH EXPERIMENT AND
TANKS IN THE
UNPRESSURIZED
COMPARTMENT A PALLET
FULL OF LITHIUM-ION
BATTERIES THAT WILL BE
USED TO UPGRADE THE
STATION'S POWER
CONFIGURATION OF THE
EIGHT CHANNELS OF THE
EIGHT POWER CHANNELS
ONBOARD STATION HAVE
BEEN UPGRADED WITH
LITHIUM ION BATTERIES
AND THIS PALLET HTV-9
WILL BE USED TO UPGRADE
THE FINAL TWO POWER
CABLES OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
SPACE STATION.
THIS IS THE FINAL FLIGHT
OF A BIRTHING HTV AND
THE NEXT GENERATION OF
HTV SPACE'S CRAFT WILL
BE HTV WITH THE ABILITY
TO DOCK TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION HEADING INTO THE
INTERNATIONAL DOCKING
ADAPTERS THAT ARE
LOCATED ON THE FORWARD
END OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION ABOARD
HTV-9 WILL BE TESTED NOW
TO VERIFY THAT NEXT
GENERATION TECHNOLOGY
AND INCLUDING AN
EXPERIMENT CALLED WILD
AND SOME OF THE HARDWARE
WILL BE USED ON HTVX AND
WILD IS WIRELESS
INTERFACED AND WILL BE
TESTING WI-FI AND DATA
TRANSMISSION ON TO SOME
OF THE EXTERNAL WIRELESS
PORTS THAT ARE OUTSIDE
OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION TESTING
THAT WI-FI CONNECTION
MAKING SURE THAT
TELEMETRY AND DATA HAS
GOOD TRANSMISSION USING
THAT TECHNOLOGY.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
HTV STILL HOLDING STEADY
ABOUT 30METERS AWAY
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THIS IS THE FINAL HOLD
POINT BEFORE IT GOES
INTO THE CAPTURE
POSITION.
WHAT YOU ARE SEEING NOW
IS THE VIEW OF THE CREW
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
CHRIS CASSIDY, THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION COMMANDER, AND
IVAN VAGNER MONITORING
TELEMETRY FROM THIS
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION, THIS IS A WORK
STATION THAT PROVIDES
TELEMETRY OF VISITING
VEHICLES AS THE APPROACH
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
THE CREW REPORTED A GOOD
HOLD AND IS READY FOR
HTV TO DEPART THE
30-METER HOLD.
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FLIGHT DIRECTOR
MARCUS FLORES STILL
HOLING A GO-NO GO HOLD
FROM FLIGHT CONTROL
CENTERS ACROSS THE GLOBE
MAKING SURE EVERYTHING
IS GOOD FOR HTV TO
DEPART THAT 30METERS.
THE DEPARTURE SCHEDULED
JUST ABOUT TEN MINUTES
FROM NOW, RIGHT BEFORE
ORBITAL SUNRISE.
WE MAY EVEN SEE A LITTLE
BIT OF LIGHT REFLECTING
OFF OF HTV'S SOLAR
PANELS AS IT DEPARTS 30
METERS AND AHEAD OF US
TOWARD THE CAPTURE
POSITION.
CAPTURE STILL ON TRACK.
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
8:15A.M. EASTERN.
>> HTV IS READY TO
PROCEED TO THE CAPTURE
POINT EXPECT THE
APPROACH TO RESUME
SHORTLY.
PREPPING.
>> THIS IS MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON AND
RIGHT ON TRACK FLIGHT
CONTROL TEAMS ACROSS THE
GLOBE ARE A GO TO DEPART
THE 30-METER HOLD POINT
FROM THIS VIEW THAT YOU
ARE SEEING NOW OF THE
BOTTOM RIGHT TELEMETRY
YOU SEE RANGE AND RANGE
RATE.
WHEN YOU SEE THAT START
TO INCREASE THE WAY HTV
IS MOVING SLOWLY BUT
SURELY TOWARD THE
CAPTURED POSITION.
>> AGAIN FLYING CONTROL
TEAMS AND THE CRAW
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION ARE A GO
TO DEPART THAT 3 METER
HOLD POINT AND WE'LL
START SEEING HTV MAKE
THE WAY A LITTLE BIT
CLOSER TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION ON THE FINAL
APPROACH THAT WILL BE 10
TO 12METERS AWAY FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
RIGHT NOW STATION AND
HTV FLYING 263 STATUTE
MILES OVER THE MIDDLE OF
THE PACIFIC OCEAN IN
ORBITAL NIGHTTIME.
YOU SHOULD EXPECT A
SUNRISE, MAYBE EVEN SOME
SUN REFLECTING OFF OF
HTV HERE IN ABOUT 8 TO
10 MINUTES.
>> STATION HOUSTON IN
TWO.
HTV HAS BEGUN APPROACH
AND MONITOR.
>> ONE.
>> THIS IS MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON.
HTV HAS RESUME THE
APPROACH TO TOWARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION HEADING TOWARD
THE CAPTURE POSITION.
NOTICE THE RATE IS
SLOWER THAN IT WAS
APPROACHING THE 30-METER
HOLD POINTS.
NOW CRAWLING AT
.02METERS PER SECOND.
HTV28METERS AND
CLOSING.
A GOOD RATE RIGHT ON
TRACK TO ARRIVE AT THE
CAPTURE POSITION A
LITTLE LESS THAN 20
MINUTES FROM NOW.
RIGHT ON THE TIMELINE
FOR THE EXPECTED
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME
CAPTURE NOW HEADING INTO
ORBITAL DAYTIME SPACE
STATION HTV26 STATUTE
MILES OVER THE SOUTH
PACIFIC OCEAN.
THE SUN BEGINNING TO
RISE AS HTV MAKES THE
WAY FROM 30 METERS TO
THE CAPTURE POSITION.
>> THIS IS STATION WITH
AN UPDATE COMING THROUGH
25METERS ON THE RANGE
THE RIGHT IS WITHIN THE
CORRIDOR OF THE VEHICLE
SIDE MATCHES THE OUTLINE
AND THE LIGHT IS INSIDE
OF THE CIRCLE AND THE
CIRCLE IS AT THE
CROSS-HAIRS ON BOTH
MONITORS LOOKING VERY
NICE.
>> PERFECT REPORT.
HTV CLOSING IN ON 20
METERS FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION JUST ABOUT
HALFWAY ON THE TRIP THE
30-METER HOLD POINT
TOWARD THE CAPTURE
POSITION.
EVERYTHING RIGHT ON THE
TIMELINE HEADING TOWARD
CAPTURE ARRIVAL OR
CAPTURE POINT ARRIVAL
ABOUT 13 MINUTES FROM
NOW AND ESTIMATED
CAPTURE TIME OF
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
8:15A.M. EASTERN.
NOW IN THAT HANDOVER OF
SOME OF THE AUDIO AND
VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS
AND TELEMETRY AND DATA
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
THIS IS A LOOK AT INSIDE
OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION FLYING
CONTROL ROOM FLIGHT
CONTROL ROOM.
THE TEAM HERE MONITORING
THE APPROACH OF HTV AND
OF COURSE THE STOPS AND
THE CREW ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
THE TEAM IS HERE WORKING
IN TANDEM WITH HTV
FLIGHT CONTROL OVER IN
JAPAN.
THIS TEAM THEN WATCHING
OVER THE HTV VEHICLE
SINCE IT LAUNCHED JUST
FIVE DAYS AGO AND
STAFFING FIVE-DAY
RENDEZVOUS, OF COURSE,
ALL WEARING MASKS.
IN A PROTECTIVE MEASURE
AGAINST COVID-19 AS THEY
CONTINUE TO MONITOR
HTV'S APPROACH.
A FLIGHT ON THE
TIMELINE, AGAIN, HEADING
FOR CAPTURE AT 7:16 A.M.
CENTRAL TIME.
THAT WILL BE THE FINAL
TIME HTV IS CAPTURED FOR
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
SPACE STATION.
NEXT GENERATION OF HTV
VEHICLES UPGRADE FOR
DOCKING.
THAT HTVX VEHICLE
ONBOARD THE HTV-9 THOUGH
IS AN EXPERIMENT CALLED
WILD.
IT WILL BE TESTING THE
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
OF THE FUTURE GENERATION
OF HTV TOWARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION TESTING A WI-FI
CONNECTION TO THE
EXTERNAL WIRELESS
CAPABILITY OF SPACE
STATION TRANSMITTING
DATA AND MAKING SURE
THAT CONNECTION IS GOOD
FOR THAT NEXT GENERATION
OF HTV SPACECRAFT.
THIS IS A LIVE VIEW OF
HTV STILL HEADING TOWARD
THAT CAPTURE POSITION,
SLOWLY BUT SURELY.
16 METER AND CLOSING THE
SPACE STATION AND HTV
JUST ABOUT 270 STATUTE
MILES OVER THE SOUTHERN
END OF THE ANDES
MOUNTAIN CHAIN.
>> STATION BRAVO COMING
THROUGH 15METERS ON THE
RANGE WITHIN A QUARTER
OF THE VEHICLE MATCHES
THE VEHICLE SIDE MATCHES
THE OUTLINE AND THE
LIGHT IS INSIDE OF THE
CIRCLE AND THE CIRCLE IS
ON THE CROSS-HAIRS ALL
LOOKING GOOD.
>> ANOTHER PERFECT
REPORT.
>> GREAT VIEW OF HTV AND
CROSSES OVER THE
SOUTHERN TIP OF SOUTH
AMERICA AND HEADING
TOWARD THE EAST COAST
AND INTO ORBITAL DAYTIME
OVER THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
OCEAN IN VIEW IS THE HTV
ABOUT 14METERS AWAY
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION CLOSING IN
TO THE CAPTURED POSITION
SCHEDULED JUST ABOUT
EIGHT MINUTES FROM NOW
IN VIEW IS THE JAPANESE
EXPERIMENT MODULE AND
THE JAPANESE EXPOSED
FACILITY AND OF COURSE,
THE JAPANESE HTV.
HEADING TOWARD THE
CANADIAN ROBOTIC ARM
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
HTV POISED A LITTLE
UNDER 12-METERS FROM THE
STATION SWELLING DOWN
BUT STILL MAKING THE WAY
TOWARD THE CAPTURE
POSITION.
JUST A FEW MINUTES FROM
NOW.
HTV CONTINUING TO SLOW
DOWN JUST A LITTLE MORE
THAN TEN METERS FROM THE
STATION NOW.
RIGHT ON TRACK FROM
ON-TIME ARRIVAL AT THE
CAPTURE POSITION.
NO CHANGES TO THE
CAPTURE TIME SO FAR
STILL TRACKING
7:15A.M., 8:15A.M.
EASTERN.
FLYING 270 STATUTE MILES
IN THIS ORBITAL DAYTIME
OVER THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
OCEAN.
>> STILL MINUTES AWAY.
WE'RE IN A SHORT
HANDOVER NOW LOSING
AUDIO AND VIDEO
TEMPORALLY.
YOU SHOULD BE REGAINING
THAT SHORTLY.
AGAIN THE NEXT MILESTONE
WHICH BE ARRIVAL OF HTV
AT THE CAPTURE POSITION
LAST WE SAW WAS A LITTLE
UNDER TEN METERS FROM
THE STATION.
ONCE WE GET A GOOD
CONFIRMED HOLD AT THAT
CAPTURE POINT THE NEXT
MILESTONE WILL BE
ANOTHER GO-NO GO POLL TO
MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS
SET FROM THE FLYING
CONTROL TEAM HERE IN THE
ROOM AND OF COURSE
INTERNATIONALLY BEFORE
CHRIS CASSIDY FOR THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION TAKES CONTROL OF
THE STATION'S ROBOTIC
ARM AND ASSISTED BY IVAN
VAGNER OF ROSCOSMOS AND
TAKING CONTROL OF THE
ROBOTIC ARM AND MANEUVER
THE ARM TOWARD THE
CAPTURE THAT IS MOUNTED
ON THE OUTSIDE OF HTV
FOR A GOOD CAPTURE.
ONCE THE CAPTURE IS
CONFIRMED OF THE 12-TON
VEHICLE CASSIDY WILL
HAND OVER CONTROL OF THE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM TO
ROBOTICS OFFICERS AND IT
WILL TAKE SOME TIME FOR
THAT ROBOTIC ARM TO
MANEUVER THE 12-TON
VEHICLE OVER TO ITS
BERTHING PORT.
THIS PORT LOCATED ON THE
NADIR OR EARTH-FACING
SIDE OF THE HARMONY
MODULE THAT IS FORWARD
END OF THE SPACE STATION
AND IT WILL TAKE TIME TO
MANEUVER THAT AND HAVE
ALL FOUR LATCHES GO AND
ALL 16 BOLTS IN PLACE
FOR A FIRM BERTH OF HTV
TO THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION THAT ALL
COMING UP VERY SOON, THE
FIRST ARRIVAL OF HTV AT
THE CAPTURED POSITION.
>> STATION HOUSTON TO
CONFIRM CAPTURE IN 102.
HOUSTON, CAPTURE POINT
IS CONFIRMED AND PICTURE
REMAINS ON BOTH CAMERA
VIEWS.
COPY.
THE CREW CONFIRMING A
GOOD HOLD OF HTV-9
.2METERS FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND A LOOK AT
THE INSIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FLIGHT CONTROL
ROOM LEAD BY THE FLYING
DIRECTOR MARCUS FLORES
AND LESLIE THE CAPCOM
THE VOICE YOU ARE
HEARING FROM IN MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON
RESPONDING IS CHRIS
CASSIDY, INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION COMMANDER.
NOW THAT HTV HAS ARRIVED
AT HE IS CAPTURE POINT
HOLDING STEADY AND WILL
CONDUCT A GO-NO GO POLL
AND MAKING SURE THAT
ALL, EVERYTHING IS
LOOKING GOOD BEFORE
CASSIDY TAKES CONTROL OF
THE ROBOTIC ARM AND
MANEUVERS IT FOR CAPTURE
OF HTV.
AND EVERYTHING IS STILL
ON TRACK FOR CAPTURE ON
TIME TODAY AND THE
SCHEDULE HAS US AT
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME
FOR THAT CAPTURE.
AGAIN FOUR TONS TOTAL OF
CARGO INSIDE OF HTV
WITHIN THE PRESSURIZED
VOLUME IS FRESH FOOD AND
WATER RESUPPLY AND
NITROGEN RESUPPLY ALL TO
RESTOCK THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION CREW FOR FOOD
AND OF COURSE THE
CONSUMABLES ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION IN ADDITION IS
THE UNPRESSURIZED VOLUME
OF LITHIUM ION BATTERIES
AND ADAPTER PLATES STOCK
ON EXTERNAL PALLET THAT
WILL BE REMOVED
ROBOTICALLY FROM HTV
ONCE IT HAS BEEN BERTHED
TO THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND THERE
IS A PALLET NOW THAT WAS
DELIVERED ON HTV MOUNTED
ROBOTICALLY ON THE
OUTSIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION WITH OLD NICKEL
HYDROGEN BATTERIES AND
THERE WILL BE A ROBOTIC
SWAP OF THE NEW PALLET
FULL OF LITHIUM-ION
BATTERIES SWAPPING THAT
PALLET FOR THE OLD
PALLET AND OLD PALLET
PUT BACK TO HTV FOR THE
OLD LITHIUM-ION BATTERY
WILL BE MOUNTED OUTSIDE
OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE READY FOR
INSTALLATION THROUGH THE
SPACEWALKS.
ON STARBOARD 6 TRUSS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION COMPLETING THE
UPGRADES OF THE FINAL
TWO POWER CHANNELS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
AND HERE IT IS.
WE'RE GETTING THOSE
VIEWS BACK FROM THE
SATELLITES TRACKING AND
DATA SATELLITE TO
PROVIDE US THE HIGH
DEFINITION VIEW FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
THERE IT IS.
HTV-9 HOLDING AT THE
CAPTURE POSITION
9.2METERS AWAY THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION HERE AND ROBOTIC
ARM THERE TO THE BOTTOM
LEFT OF THE SCREEN.
HTV'S FLIGHT IS DONE NOW
JUST HOLDING AT THE
CAPTURED POSITION THE
REST OF THE WORK TO BE
DONE BY CHRIS CASSIDY
TOWARD THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
>> PREPARE FOR CAPTURE
FOR 11 AND ONE DECIMAL
102.
>> THERE YOU HAVE IT.
CAPCOM CONFIRMING TO PUT
FORWARD THE WORK OF
CONFIGURING THE ARM AND
CHRIS CASSIDY PERFORMING
THAT WORK NOW, AIDED BY
IVAN VAGNER.
THE CAPTURE CONFIRMED
AND THE CREW IS READY
FOR THE HTV CAPTURE.
>> KATHY.
STAND BY FOR CAPTURE.
>> THIS IS MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON.
YOU HEARD A GOOD WORD
THE VIEW OF HTV AND THE
TELEMETRY RECEIVING HAS
THEM GO NOW CONDUCTING A
GO-NO GO POLL HERE IN
MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON.
INTERNATIONAL TEAMS
TALK GO-NO GO POLL TO
DEPART TO CHRIS CASSIDY
MANEUVER FOR CAPTURE.
STATION HOUSTON IN TWO.
CHRIS, YOU ARE A GO FOR
HTV CAPTURE SEQUENCE.
STEP FORWARD AND ROBOTIC
PROCEDURE 110HTV AND
BEGIN MONITORING THE
CARD.
>> COPY.
THERE YOU HAVE IT.
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION FLIGHT CONTROL
TEAM AS YOU CROSS THE
GLOBE GO FOR CAPTURE OF
HTV THIS MORNING RIGHT
ON TIME.
CASSIDY NOW CONFIGURE
ARM FOR CAPTURE FROM
THIS VIEW, YOU CAN SEE
IT MOVE TOWARD THE HTV
CASSIDY STILL
CONFIGURING THAT ARM.
HTV AND INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION
APPROACHING THE
SOUTHWESTERN COAST OF
AFRICA NOW.
THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
HTV HOLDING AT THE
CAPTURE POSITION
9.2METERS FROM THE
STATION AND CHRIS
CASSIDY ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND NASA
ASTRONAUT AND
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION COMMANDER AIDED
BY IVAN VAGNER OF
ROSCOSMOS AND
CONFIGURING THE NATION'S
ROBOTIC ARM TO THE
BOTTOM LEFT OF THE
SCREEN OF CAPTURE OF
HTV-9 THIS MORNING.
ESTIMATED TIME OF
CAPTURE IS ABOUT
7:15A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
STARTING TO SEE SOME
MOVEMENT OF THE ROBOTIC
ARM.
HTV CONFIGURED FOR FREE
DRIFT.
ROBOTIC ARM CLOSING IN
TO HTV ABOUT FOUR METERS
AWAY.
HEADING UP FOR EARLY
CAPTURE OF HTV TODAY.
ALMOST THREE METERS
AWAY.
HTV NOW CONFIRM IN
PREDRIFT, ARM IS TWO
METERS AWAY.
STAND BY FOR CONTACT.
ONE METER FROM CAPTURE.
GOOD TRIGGER.
STANDING BY FOR
CONFIRMATION OF CAPTURE.
AND WE HAVE CAPTURE
CONFIRMED?
7:13A.M. CENTRAL TIME.
HTV AND THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION 260MILES.
IT WAS HONOR FOR
EXPEDITION 63 TO BE PART
OF THE FINAL HTV
MISSION.
THE VEHICLE THAT
CONTRIBUTED GREATLY TO
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR
FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES.
>> CONGRATULATIONS ON AN
EXCELLENT JOB CAPTURING
THE FIRST ARRIVAL ON
SEPTEMBER17th,
2009, VALUABLE RESOURCE
HAS DELIVERED VITAL
SUPPLY, EXPERIENCED NEW
BATTERY TO EXTEND THE
LIFE OF THE STATION.
AND HTV VEHICLE MARKS
THE TRANSITION TO A NEW
SPENT ON MORE CAPABLE
VEHICLE IN HTVX WHICH
WILL SOON MAKE THE
DEBUT.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
COLLEAGUES FOR THE
MAGNIFICENT CAPTURE IN
SPACE STATION HISTORY,
AND?
>> THANK YOU.
THANK YOU.
THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT
WORK.
[SPEAKING IN NATIVE
TONGUE]
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THE
GREAT WORK CHRIS AND
IVAN.
>> THIS IS MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON HTV-9
FLIGHT THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE IS COMPLETE
CAPTURE CONFIRMED AT
7:13A.M. CENTRAL TIME
AND 8:13A.M. EASTERN
AND STATION AND HTV WERE
260 STATUTE MILES OVER
TANZANIA IN AFRICA.
CONGRATULATORY WORDS
FROM CHRIS CASSIDY AS
WELL AS LESS SY RINGO
THE CAPCOM HERE IN
MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON
THIS IS THE FINAL FLIGHT
OF THE HTV TO BE
CAPTURED BY THE
STATION'S ROBOTIC ARM
THE NEXT GENERATION OF
HTV WILL DOCK TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND HEARD SOME
CONGRATULATORY WORDS IN
JAPANESE FROM MISSION
CONTROL HOUSTON AND
VETERAN JACKSON
ASTRONAUT THAT FLEW ON
TO THE STATION ON
EXPEDITION 54-55 BACK IN
2017-2018.
HTV'S CAPTURE NOW
COMPLETE, THE FOUR TONS
OF CARGO WILL BE
MANEUVERED TO THE
BIRTHING POSITION ON THE
NADIR FACING SIDE,
THAT'S THE EARTH FACING
SIDE OF HARMONY.
CONTROLLED THE ROBOTIC
ARM HAS BEEN HAND OVER
FROM CHRIS CASSIDY WHO
USED THE ROBOTIC ARM TO
CAPTURE HTV TODAY AT
7:13A.M. CENTRAL AND
ROBOT PICKS OFFICERS ON
THE GROUND WILL WORK
TOGETHER TO MANEUVER HTV
INTO THE BERTHING PORT.
WE'LL BRING YOU SOME
LIVE COVERAGE OF
BERTHING AND THE
ACTIVITIES THERE TO
OFFICIALLY MATE HTV TO
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION VIA BERTHING FOR
THE FINAL TIME AGAIN THE
NEXT GENERATION OF HTV
SPACECRAFT WILL DOCK AND
YOU CAN TUNE IN AT
8:30A.M. CENTRAL TIME
AND 9:30A.M. EASTERN TO
TUNE TOWN THE COVERAGE
AS WE TAKE THROUGH THE
INSTALLATION OF HTV TO
SPACE STATION FOR THE
LAST TIME.
V IMPORTANTLIES THE
UPGRADES OF BATTERIES TO
THE OUTSIDE AS WELL AS
ALMOST 5,000POUNDS OF
CARGO INCLUDING FRESH
FOOD FOR THE CREW AND
THE RESUPPLY OF SPACE
STATION OF CRITICAL
HARDWARE.
THIS COMES RIGHT BEFORE
THE LAUNCH OF HUMAN
FORCE THE FIRST TIME IN
NINE YEAR WHATS IN THIS
HE SPACEX DEMO 2
MISSION.
CAN TUNE IN ON WEDNESDAY
MAY27th TWO CASE
FROM NOW FOR THE LIVE
COVERAGE OF THAT
HISTIRUC EVENT AND LIVE
ON TV AT 11:15A.M.
CENTRAL TIME.
12:15P.M. EASTERN
LAUNCH SCHEDULED FOR
3:33P.M. CENTRAL.
4:33P.M. EASTERN.
THAT WILL WRAP UP THE
COVERAGE OF HTV-9'S
FLIGHT TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND THIS IS
MISSION CONTROL HOUSTON.