>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
GOOD EVENING.
YOU ARE GETTING A LIVE LOOK.
THIS IS A CAMERA INSIDE OF THE
U.S. LABORATORY DESTINY.
THEN BACKGROUND THERE IS KNOWN
TO ONE OF THE U.S. NODES
FLOATING INSIDE OF THE CREW OF
THE AXIOM MISSION ONE.
YOU CAN SEE A FEW OF THE
CREWMEMBERS SUITED IN THEIR
SPACEX LAUNCH AND ENTRY SUITS.
THEY THANK YOU FOR JOINING US
TODAY APRIL24th WITNESSING
THE CONCLUSION OF AXIOM MISSION
1.
THE FOUR PRIVATE ASTRONAUTS ARE
ABOUT TO ENTER THE SPACEX DRAGON
ENDEAVOR THE AXIOM MISSION ONE
CAPSULE FOR THE JOURNEY HOME AND
A SPLASH DOWN OFF THE COAST OF
FLORIDA.
THE TWO MISSION SPECIALISTS OF
THE MISSION MARK PATHY AND EYTAN
STIBBE FOR THE CREWYON BOARD THE
EXPEDITION 67 CREW.
MAINLY INSIDE FOR EXPEDITION 67
CREW IS A CREW OF CREW-3
SPACEX'S OTHER CAPSULE ATTACHED
TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION'S FORWARD PART AND
SPACEX DRAGON ENDURANCE THAT
INCLUDES NASA ASTRONAUT RAJA
CHARI, KAYLA BARRON AND TOM
MARSHBURN AND MATTHIAS MAURER.
OF COURSE AROUND THE AXIOM
MISSION 1 CREW WE HAVE MICHAEL
LOPEZ ALEGRIA AND CONNOR.
LOPEZ-ALEGRIA AND CONNOR GETTING
THE DRAGON CONFIGURED FOR THE
JOURNEY HOME, BUT WITNESSING NOW
IS THE FINAL MOMENTS BEFORE THE
CREW IS ABOUT TO INGRESS THE
SPACEX DRAGON ENDEAVOR AND CLOSE
THE HATCH.
FOR THE NOMINAL TIMELINE IT IS
SCHEDULED FOR 20 MINUTES FROM
NOW AND KICKOFF A SEQUENCE OF
OTHER EVENTS TO PREPARE FOR
UNDOCKING ABOUT TWO AND A HALF
HOURS FROM THIS MOMENT.
AND AFTER SEVERAL DELAYS DUE TO
WEATHER, AND THE SPACEX AXIOM
AND NASA TEAMS WERE ABLE TO GIVE
A GO FOR UNDOCKING TONIGHT AND
AT 7:55P.M. CENTRAL TIME.
WITH 7:55P.M. CENTRAL TIME
UNDOCKING, IT WILL BE 16-HOUR
JOURNEY IN SPACE AND IN LOWER
EARTH ORBIT UNTIL THEY SPLASH
DOWN OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA
ABOUT JUST A LITTLE AFTER
12:00P.M. CENTRAL TIME TOMORROW
APRIL25th OR AFTER 1:00
P.M. CENTRAL TIME AND 1:00 P.M.
EASTERN TIME OFF THE COAST OF
FLORIDA.
THERE ARE SEVERAL LANDING SITES
THAT THE TEAMS ARE MONITORING
FOR WEATHER THE PRIME LANDING
SITE AS OF NOW IS JACKSONVILLE,
FLORIDA.
THE AXIOM CREW SAYING GOOD-BYE.
HAS BEEN A JOURNEY WHAT WAS
ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR EIGHT
DAYS ABOARD THE ORBITING LAND
LABORATORY TURNED INTO 15.
A CREW OF 11 PASSENGERS ONBOARD
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
HAVE BEEN WORKING HARMONIOUSLY
THROUGHOUT THE 15 DAYS IN A
VARIETY OF EXPERIMENTS BOTH IN
SUPPORT OF THE EXPEDITION 67
MISSION, THE LONG DURATION STAY
ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND THE FIRST PRIVATE
ASTRONAUT MISSION TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION OF
WHICH INCLUDED MORE THAN 25
DIFFERENT EXPERIMENTS FOR THE
CREW OF FOUR PRIVATE ASTRONAUTS
CONDUCTING IN THE ORBITING
LABORATORY.
>> STATION, HOUSTON ON 2 FOR TOM
AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
AGAIN AXIOM MISSION 1
CREWMEMBERS IN NODE 2, THE
DRAGON IS ON THE ZENITH PORT OR
THE SPACE FACING SIDE, SO TOWARD
THE CEILING IS WHERE THE
CREWMEMBERS WILL BE INGRESSING
AND ENTERING THE DRAGON AND SEE
KAYLA BARRON.
PART OF THE FINAL FAREWELL FOR
THE AXIOM CREW.
TOM MARSHBURN FLOATING TO THE
RIGHT THERE INTO THE COLUMBUS
MODULE AND MARSHBURN WILL TALK
THE PRIME RESPONSIBILITY FOR
MONITORING THE DEPARTURE OF
DRAGON.
JUST BEFORE WE STARTED OUR
COVERAGE, MARSHBURN WAS SETTING
UP THE MONITORING TOURS MAKING
SURE THEY WERE ALL GOOD.
>> HEY, TOM, WE NEED TO DOWNLINK
DATA FROM TWO OF THE AXIOM
CREWMEMBERS AND IT IS SSC16 AND
SSC19 FROM THE CREW NOTE EARLIER
WE THINK AS C10 AS ENDURANCE, AT
YOUR CONVENIENCE, YOU CAN GET ON
THE NETWORK, WE WOULD APPRECIATE
SO YOU CAN GET THAT DATA.
ONE OTHER THING FOR YOU, IF YOU
ARE WILLING, WE WOULD BE HAPPY
TO HAVE A CAMERA ON IN NODE 2
AND APPRECIATE THE
ENTERTAINMENT.
>> COPY THAT, WE ARE LOOKING AT
GETTING THOSE HOOKED BACK UP TO
THE NETWORK AND CHECK TO SEE IF
THE CAMERA WILL POINT AT THE
HATCH AND THE CREW HEADED IN
THERE AND THE OTHER HALF GOING
IN, SO WE'LL SET THAT UP.
>> WE APPRECIATE IT, THANK YOU.
>> WHAT YOU ARE HEARING IS SOME
OF THE SEVERAL STEPS GET THE
CREW SITUATED BEFORE THE HATCH
IS CLOSED MAKING SURE SURE THEY
HAVE THE ITEMS AND THE CHECKED
BOXES HAVE BEEN VERIFIED THAT
THE TEAMS BOTH INSIDE THE DRAGON
CAPSULE AS WELL AS THE TEAMS ON
THE GROUND CAN GIVE A GO FOR
PROCEEDING FOR UNDOCKING.
WE DID HEAR PRIOR TO THE START
OF OUR COVERAGE, AT THE 2.5-HOUR
MARK THAT THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION FLIGHT CONTROL
TEAMS GAVE THEIR GO TO PROCEED.
THE WEATHER CONTINUING TO LOOK
GOOD AND FOR THE LANDING
OPPORTUNITIES OFF THE EASTERN
COAST OF FLORIDA.
SO THEY GAVE THE GO TO PROCEED
WITH THE STEPS TO GO AHEAD AND
CLOSE THE HATCH.
>> COPY, THANK YOU.
WE ARE COMING ONBOARD.
>> ENDEAVOR, THIS IS SPACEX ON
THE BIG LOOP.
WE HEARD 25 ON SPACE TO GROUND
2 THERE.
L.A., I GOT YOU 2X5 THERE ON THE
BIG LOOP.
COPY.
>> COPY THAT.
AT THIS POINT AND TIME, CAN I
GET A COM CHECK FROM THE PILOT
ON THE BIG LOOP?
>> OK.
COPY THAT.
HE HAD AN EAR PIECE FALL OUT.
WHEN HE IS READY, GO AHEAD AND
GIVE ME A CALL ON THE BIG LOOP.
>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
WE ARE FOLLOWING WITH THE
PROCEDURES TO GET THE CREW READY
TO GO AND CLOSE THE HATCH AND
GET READY FOR ON-TIME DOCKING
TONIGHT AT 7:55P.M. CENTRAL
TIME.
PART OF THAT IS CONFIGURING WHAT
IS CALLED THE BIG LOOP.
THIS IS INTEGRATED COMMUNICATION
LOOP BETWEEN THE NASA SPACEX AND
AXIOM TEAMS, SO THE SPACE TO
GROUND LOOPS YOU HEAR ONBOARD
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
ARE FULLY INTEGRATED WITH THE
COMMUNICATION ONBOARD SPACEX
ENDEAVOR AND CLEARING THE CHECK
ONBOARD THE SPACECRAFT AND MORE
DRAGON ENDEAVOR AND WORK THROUGH
THE PROCEDURES TO MAKE SURE THEY
ARE CONDITION FULLING GOOD WITH
THE RIGHT COMMUNICATIONS LOOP
THEN THE AUDIO IS COMING IN
CRYSTAL CLEAR THEN AGAIN THE
AXIOM MISSION ONE COMMANDER IS
MICHAEL LOPEZ-ALEGRIA AND
HEARING FROM LARRY CONNOR.
>> THIS IS MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON, NOW GETTING A SHOT
INSIDE OF OF THE SPACEX DRAGON
ENDEAVOR VEHICLE OF THE AX-1
MISSION.
YOU ARE SEEING THE COMMANDER OF
THE MISSION MICHAEL
LOPEZ-ALEGRIA GETTING THE DRAGON
SITUATED FOR THE CREWMEMBERS OF
THE AX-1 MISSION AND AS
COMMANDER HE WILL BE THE ONE OF
THE LAST TO GET SUITED IN
SPACESUITS OF COURSE YOU HAVE
SEEN IN NODE 2, ALREADY, IN THE
SUITS THE MISSION SPECIALISTS
EYTAN STIBBE AND MARK PATHY,
DURING THE JOURNEY HOME.
LOPEZ-ALEGRIA WILL TALK THE SEAT
THE SECOND FROM THE RIGHT.
UNDERNEATH THE SEATS YOU ARE
SEEING THE CARGO THAT COMES WITH
THE AXIOM CREW AND BACK FOR
SPLASHDOWN OFF THE COAST OF
FLORIDA DURING THE PAST COUPLE
OF DAYS INCLUDING EARLIER THIS
MORNING AND THE CREW FINISHED UP
PANELING THE LAST OF THE CARGO
SOME OF WHICH INCLUDES ABOUT,
WELL, IT IS ABOUT MORE THAN
200POUNDS OF SCIENCE AND
HARDWARE, SOME OF WHICH IS NASA
SCIENCE INCLUDING SOME
BIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS.
>> THE CREW-3 ASTRONAUTS NO
STRANGER TO THE LAUNCH AND ENTRY
SUITS HELPING TO GET PERFECTLY
FIT FOR THE JOURNEY HOME.
THE CREW-3 ASTRONAUT INCLUDING
RAJA CHARI, TOM MARSHBURN AND
KAYLA LEBARON OF NASA AND
MATTHIAS MAURER OF ESSA TOOK A
DRAGON CAPSULE UP TO SPACEX
DRAGON ENDURANCE AT THE FAR SIDE
JUST BEHIND THEM TOWARD THE
FORWARD END OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
YOU ARE NOW SEEING A LIVE VIEW
FROM NODE 2 AT THE VERY FORWARD
END OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION LOOK UP AT THE ZENITH
PORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION.
THAT IS PORT WHERE THE SPACEX
DRAGON THE MISSION 1 VEHICLE IS
DOCKED.
ON THE FOREGROUND THERE IS TOM
MARSHBURN.
>> GO AHEAD, RAJA.
THAT IS ONE ON THE NETWORK OR
YOU WERE SAYING WE CANNOT SEE
THIS?
>> WE CANNOT SEE IT ON THE
NETWORK.
>> COPY.
SO KAYLA WILL TAKE A LOOK AT
THAT AND WILL BE BACK UP ON THE
NETWORK SHORTLY.
>> COPY, THANKS.
OPERATE TO HEAR YOUR VOICE.
I WANT TO DO ONE QUICK CHECK
HERE BUT THAT WILL COMPLETE THE
FIRST TEST FOR THE AUDIO
CHECKOUT ON C2 AND C3.
STAND BY ONE FOR THE FURTHER
ACTIONS.
>> I WOULD LIKE ONE
CLARIFICATION.
YOU ARE JUST SLIGHTLY SCRATCHING
BUT VERY AUDIBLE?
>> COPY.
SLIGHTLY SCRATCHY BUT STILL
AUDIBLE.
IF YOU ARE JUST JOINING US WE
ARE GIVING A LIVE VIEW FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION ON
THE RIGHT YOU SEE LAB VIEW THE
U.S. LAB INTO NODE 2 THE FORWARD
END OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND DOCKED TO THE ZENITH
SIDE OR THE SPACE FACING SIDE
YOU CAN SEE THEM ALL LOOKING UP
TO THE CEILING AND THAT IS ON
THE VIEW ON THE LEFT THAT IS THE
SPACEX DRAGON ENDEAVOR AND IT IS
DOCKED THERE ON THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE HATCH AND IS THE AXIOM
MISSION 1 CREW.
>> THEY ARE GETTING SITUATED FOR
PREPARING THE HATCH AND GLUING
THE SEQUENCE OF GETTING READY
FOR UNDOCKING TONIGHT AT
7:55P.M. CENTRAL TIME.
YOU HEARD SOME OF THE
COMMUNICATION CHECKS FROM
ONBOARD THE DRAGON FROM THE
PILOT OF THE MISSION AND THE
AX-1 MISSION LARRY CONNOR.
THE MISSION SPECIALISTS AND
FLANKING BOTH SIDES OF THE
MIDDLE SEATS SO IN THE FAR FAR
SIDES OF THE DRAGON INCLUDE
MISSION SPECIALISTS EYTAN STIBBE
AND MISSION SPECIALIST MARK
PATHY.
THE AX-1 COMMANDER IS MICHAEL
LOPEZ-ALEGRIA AND TAKING PHOTOS
IN THE PATCH RIGHT NOW IS THE
COMMANDER OF THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION NASA ASTRONAUT TOM
MARSHBURN AND HIS DUTIES TODAY
INCLUDE PREPARING THE PRIVATE
ASTRONAUTS FOR THEIR UNDOCKING
AND SO ALSO BE TALKING THE PRIME
RESPONSIBILITY OF MONITORING THE
PROCEDURE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION.
AND IN THE FOREGROUND THERE
GRABBING AND ENTRY SUIT IS MARK
PATHY, YOU CAN SEE THE CANADIAN
FLAG REPRESENTING CANADA ON THIS
MISSION.
>> SEATED IN THE MIDDLE SEATS
MORE TOWARD THE FOREGROUND HERE.
YOU CAN SEE BY THE MISSION,
LARRY CONNOR AND IN THE RIGHT IS
MICHAEL LOPEZ-ALLEGRIA.
>> DRAGON, SPACEX IN THE BIG
LOOP, COM CHECK.
>> ENDEAVOR.
I HAVE YOU LOUD AND CLEAR ON THE
BIG LOOP.
>> LARRY, I HAVE YOU
SIDE-BY-SIDE FROM SEAT TWO.
CAN I ALSO GET A COM CHECK ON
THE BIG LOOP?
>> OKAY.
I WOULD SAY I HAVE YOU 2X5 AND
COMPLETE THE TEST WE WANTED TO
DO FOR TROUBLESHOOTING WHEN
ABLE, YOU AND LARRY CAN SWAP
BACK TO THE ORIGINAL SEATS.
>> SO MINOR CORRECTION WHILE WE
WERE GETTING THAT VIEW INSIDE OF
THIS DRAGON IN THE MIDDLE LEFT
SEAT IS THE PILOT POSITION;
HOWEVER, MICHAEL LOPEZ-ALEGRIA
IS SEATED IN THAT POSITION WITH
PILOT LARRY CONNOR COMMANDER
SEAT AND SWAP BACK FOR THE
FLIGHT HOME MEANTIME WILL HAVE
THE SWAPPED SEATS.
AGAIN COMMANDER TOM MARSHBURN,
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
COMMAND BETWEEN THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
CREW DRAGON ENDEAVOR SNAPPING
SOME PHOTOS WATCHING THE CREW
GETTING SOME OF THE SOME OF THE
ITEMS READY AND OF COURSE, THEIR
SUITS ON GETTING THAT, GETTING
THROUGH SOME OF THE PROCEDURES
PREPARING FOR UNDOCKING TONIGHT
AND THEN AGAIN, THAT IS
7:55P.M. CENTRAL TIME.
WE WILL TAKE THE PRIME ROLL OF
MONITORING THE UNDOCKING AND
EXITED THROUGH WHAT IS CALLED
THE APPROACH ELLIPSOID, THAT
MARKS THE END OF JOINT
OPERATIONS FROM THERE AND THEN
NASA WILL OF COURSE BE WATCHING,
BUT PRIME RESPONSIBILITY AND
ROLE OF GETTING THAT PRIVATE
ASTRONAUTS HOME TO THE SPACEX
AND AXIOM SPACE TEAMS.
AND THE FOREGROUND THERE, YOU
CAN SEE TO THE RIGHT IS MISSION
SPECIALISTS MARK PATHY.
CLIMBING INTO THE PILOT SUIT US
THE PILOT THAT IS AXIOM-1 AXIOM
MISSION 1 PILOT LARRY CONNOR.
EYTAN STIBBE IN THE BACKGROUND
THERE NOT IN THE LAUNCH AND
ENTRY SUIT AND HE AND PATHY GET
SITUATED IN THE SUIT PRIOR TO
FRYER UNDOCK.
>> THE SITES REQUIRED FOR THE
DYNAMIC PHASES OF THE MISSION
AND THAT INCLUDES THE UNDOCKING
PHASE AND WHEN THE DRAGON ITSELF
PHYSICALLY SEPARATES FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THE
SUITS PROVIDE AN EXTRA LAYER OF
PROTECTION DURING THE 16-HOUR
TRANSIT THEY WILL HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY TO REMOVE THE SUITS
AND AIR THEM OUT AND GET A
LITTLE BIT MORE COMFORTABLE TO
HAVE A HEEL IT IS 16 HOUR
JOURNEY UNDOCKING THEY ACTUALLY
SPLASH DOWN OFF THE COAST OF
FLORIDA BUT OF COURSE THAT FINAL
SEQUENCE OF PREPARING FOR THE
DEORBIT BURN AND THROUGH THE
EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE.
>> ENDEAVOR, THIS IS HOUSTON ON
THE BIG LOOP.
WE WILL TAKE VOICE CHECKS FROM
EACH OF YOU AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
WE JUST LOST THE VIEW BUT FROM
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
CAMERAS YOU WERE SEEING
EXPEDITION 67 CREW AND WATCHING
THE PRIVATE ASTRONAUTS WORK
THEIR WAY TO PREPARE FOR CLOSING
THE HATCH AND OF COURSE
UNDOCKING TONIGHT.
WEATHER HAS BEEN NOT COOPERATIVE
FOR THE PRIVATE ASTRONAUTS
RETURN AND IT WAS, IT WAS
ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR ABOUT
EIGHT-DAY MISSION ABOARD THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
ENDED UP AT 15 PRIMARILY DUE TO
BAD WEATHER AROUND THE MULTIPLE
LANDING SITES IDENTIFIED AROUND
THE COAST OF FLORIDA.
BECAUSE OF THAT, THE CREW HAS
BEEN ADJUSTING THEIR SLEEP AND
TO SUPPORT MULTIPLE UNDOCKING
OPPORTUNITIES THAT WE HAVE SEEN
THROUGHOUT THE PAST WEEK.
TODAY IS THE PRIVATE ASTRONAUT
AND THE CREW-3 ASTRONAUTS WHO
WERE OF COURSE HELPING THE
PRIVATES ASTRONAUTS TO WORK
THROUGH THEIR PROCEDURES AND
BEFORE CLOSING THE HATCH MAKING
SURE THEY ARE READY TO SUPPORT
THE STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS
FOR SAFE UNDOCKING FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION.
>> PRIOR TO UNDOCKING TONIGHT,
THE CREW WILL GET AN EARLY NIGHT
SLEEP AND THEY HAVE SHIFTED
THEIR SLEEP SO THEY ARE UP A
LITTLE BIT LATER THAN THEY
NORMALLY ARE BUT GET EARLY REST
AND MONDAY WILL BE A CATCH-UP
DAY FOR THEM.
TO GET THROUGH SOME OF THE
TYPICAL WEEKEND CLEANING
ACTIVITIES.
>> 3X5 COMING IN A LITTLE BIT
QUIET.
>> COPY.
WE ARE EXPECTING THAT.
>> SO QUICK RUN UP OF THE
SEQUENCE WE WILL SEE ARE STILL
THE HATCH CLOSURE AND CONTINUE
OUR COVERAGE UNTIL WE SEE THE
DRAGON HATCH CLOSED.
THAT IS OF COURSE ONE OF SEVERAL
HATCHES THAT HAVE TO CLOSE TO
BEGIN THE UNDOCKING SEQUENCE.
ANOTHER CRITICAL HATCH WHAT IS
CALLED THE A HATCH THAT'S THE
HATCH CLOSEST TO THE DRAGON
HATCH AND ONCE THAT IS CLOSED
THERE WILL BE A SPACE IN-BETWEEN
THE TWO HATCHES CALLED THE
VESTIBULE.
AND BOTH OF THOSE ARE REQUIRED
TO BE CLOSED TO DEPRESSURIZE THE
SPACE BETWEEN THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND THE DRAGON
THAT SETS UP FOR THE DRAGON TO
BE ABLE TO UNDOCK.
>> THAT SEQUENCE IS SET, ONCE
THE DRAGON HATCHES ARE CLOSED,
THAT SEQUENCE WILL BE ABOUT AN
HOUR LONG.
>> ONCE THE PRESSURE IN-BETWEEN
THE VESTIBULE HAS TO GO FROM THE
PRESSURE SIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
WHICH BIGGEST THE PRESSURE OF
SEA LEVEL ON EARTH SO A LITTLE
OVER 14POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH
SO THAT HAS TO GO DOWN TO VACUUM
IN THAT TIME IT TAKES A PIT STOP
AT FIVE POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH
AND THEY SIT THERE FOR LITTLE
BIT TO DO A LEAK CHECK TO MAKE
SURE, THAT THE PRESSURE ITSELF
IS HOLDING AND THAT THERE ARE NO
BELIEVE, THEY ACTUALLY DOWN TO
VACUUM.
NOW THEY THAT I HAVE FOR A
LITTLE BIT BECAUSE THERE IS A
LITTLE BIT OF OSCILLATION IN THE
PRESSURE TO GET AT GOOD READING
BEFORE THEY CAN CONFIDENTLY SAY
THERE ARE NO LEAK THEN THEY
PROCEED DOWN TO VACUUM.
IF WHICH STICK TO TIME LINE AS
WE SEE IT NOW THAT SEQUENCE
SHOULD BE COMPLETE RIGHT ABOUT
THE TIME THAT WE START OUR
COVERAGE FOR UNDOCKING.
WE ARE SCHEDULED TO START OUR
UNDOCKING COVERAGE TONIGHT
AROUND 7:30P.M.
RIGHT BEFORE THE SCHEDULED
UNDOCKING TIME AT 7:55.
AND WITNESS WE START OUR
COVERAGE, THE TEAMS WILL BE
PREPARE FOR GO-NO GO POLL.
ONE FINAL STEP, OF COURSE, THEY
D SAY GO AT THE 2 PAN HOUR MARK
PRIOR TO UNDOCKING AND TO
PROCEED WITH THE FOLLOWING STEPS
BUT ONE FINAL CHECK TO MAKE SURE
EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD INCLUDING
WEATHER THE LANDING SITES BEFORE
THEY GO AHEAD AND PRECEDE WITH
THE UNDOCKING COMMAND.
THE UNDOCKING COME MAN NOW IS
SCHEDULED TO TALK POLICE AT
7:50P.M.
IT IS A FIVE MINUTE SEQUENCE
ONCE THAT COME MAN IS INITIATED
THEN IT BEGINS THE RETRACTION OF
THE UMBILICALS THAT HAVE BEEN
PROVIDING POWER AND
COMMUNICATIONS AND DATA AND IN
BETWEEN THE DRAGON AND THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THAT
WILL REACT AND RIGHT NOW, THE
DRAGON IS BEING HELD TO THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION BY A
HARD MATE OF 12 HOOKS AND
RELEASE THEM SIX AT A TIME AND
TO RELEASE ANY THEY WILL DO A
COUPLE OF UNDOCKING BURNS AND
THEY ARE SHORT PULSES TO
ACTUALLY PHYSICALLY SEPARATE THE
DRAGON FROM THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION AND THAT UNDOCKING
BIRD AND THE PHYSICAL SEPARATION
AGAIN SCHEDULED TO
7:005:00P.M. CENTRAL.
AND WHEN WE START OUR COVERAGE,
WE WILL BE JOINED BY OUR
COLLEAGUES AT SPACEX AND AXIOM
SPACE OVER IN HAWTHORNE.
>> YOU ARE NOW GETTING A VIEW OF
THE FRIGHT CONTROL ROOM, THE
TEAMS HERE WORKING TOGETHER WITH
THE TEAMS AT AXIOM SPACE AND
SPACEX TO OVERSEE THE OPERATIONS
THAT WE ARE COVERING RIGHT NOW.
THE INGRESS OF THE PRIVATE
ASTRONAUT CREW OF AXIOM MISSION
1 AND THE HATCH CLOSURE.
THE TEAMS HERE ARE SUPPORT THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
FLIGHT OPERATIONS AND MONITORING
THE-- MONITORING THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
VEHICLE AS A WHOLE AND THE
EXPEDITION 67 CREW ABOARD FOR
THIS SHIFT FOR THE A BIT 3
SHIFTS WERE LEAD BY FLIGHT
DIRECTOR REBECCA WINGFIELD AND
THE VOICE YOU ARE HEARING AS THE
CAPCOM HERE IN THE ROOM THAT IS
COMMUNICATING WITH THE
EXPEDITION 67 CREW MAINLY BUT
ALSO WITH THE PRIVATE ASTRONAUT
YOU COUP CREW ON OCCASION IS
CAPCOM.
>> NOW GETTING THE VIEWS FROM
THE SPACE BACK.
WE HAD SOME PRETTY GOOD COVERAGE
THROUGHOUT OUR COVERAGE OF THE
OF THE HATCH CLOSURE AXIOM
MISSION ONE SO THE GRAPE GAPS
WILL BE INTERMIT END AND SHORT
FOR THE COVERAGE AND OF COURSE
WE WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE LIVE
VIEWS THIS THE HATCH BETWEEN THE
DRAGON AND THE INTERNATIONAL
SPACE STATION IS CLOSED.
THE DRAGON HATCH.
>> WE ARE LOOKING INTO CARTRIDGE
ONE.
NOW, COPY.
>> WE ARE STILL DOING GOOD HERE
IN THE TIMELINE ABOUT 5 MINUTES
BEHIND WHAT WE HAVE SCHEDULED
BUT NO CONCERNS.
FIVE MINUTES BEHIND AND
MONITORING.
>> SPACEX GRAD DEAN OF AXIOM
MISSION 1 CREW GOING THROUGH THE
PROCEDURES GETTING READY FOR
UNDOCKING LATER TONIGHT THAT IS
COMMUNICATION THING PILOT SAT
YOU SEE LARRY CONNOR TALKING TO
THE PACE X MISSION DIRECTOR
ABOUT THE POSITIONS INCLUDING
THE CANISTER AND CANISTERS THAT
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SCRUBBING
CARBON BY DIOXIDE IN THE TRANSIT
FROM THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION TO EARTH IS UNDOCKING TO
TRANSIT TIME IS A LITTLE BIT
MORE THAN 16 HOURS.
AND X ONE COMMANDER MICHAEL
LOPEZ-ALEGRIA TO THE RIGHT OF
THE FRAME THERE IS SPACE
COMMANDER AND TOM MARSHBURN
HELPING THE ASTRONAUT CREW AND
MISSION SPECIALists getting in
the launch and in try suit and
see off in the back there.
Marshburn helping out mission
specialists Eytan Stibbe well
the launch and entry suits off
frame but probably behind for
the rights the other mission
specialst AND SEE THE EMPTY
SEAT IN THE VERY FOREGROUND
THERE ON THE BOTTOM LEFT OF THE
SCREEN THAT MEANT FOR MISSION
SPECIALISTS MARK PATHY.
IN THE BACKGROUND STILL DAUNTING
OR PUTTING ON HIS LAUNCH AND IN
TRY SUIT MISSION SPECIAListS
EYTAN STIBBE BEING AIDED BY
COMMANDER AND NASA ASTRONAUT TOM
MARSHBURN IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT OF
THE FRAME.
AN YOU HEARD FROM SPACEX MISSION
DIRECTOR WHERE WE ARE SLIGHTLY
BEHIND THE TIMELINE AS WE GO
THROUGH THE PROCEDURES TONIGHT
AND OF JUST ABOUT FIVE MINUTES
STILL TRENDING TOWARD BEING ABLE
TO UNDOCK AT THE ANTICIPATED
7:55P.M. CENTRAL TIME TONIGHT
AND CONTINUE TO TRACK AS THEY
WORK THE WAY THROUGH AND THEN
AGAIN CONTINUE TO COVER LIVE
HERE UNTIL NO HATCH FOR DRAGON
IS CLOSED AFTER THE HATCH THE
DRAGON IS CLOSED A NUMBER THAT
TAKE POLICE AND WE'LL BE OFF AIR
FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE HATCH
CLOSE AND THE HATCH IN BETWEEN
NODE 2 AND THE PRESSURIZING
ADAPTER 3 ON THE SPACE FACING
SPORT THAT LEADS THE SORT OF TUN
TELL THAT LEAVE LEADS TO THE
DRAGON HATCH AND INSIDE OF THE
DRAGON VEHICLE WE ARE SEEING
HERE.
NOW 2! 5 HOUR MARK THE SPACE
STATION TEAMS DID A POLL TO MAKE
SURE THAT WE WERE STILL GO FROM
THE SPACE STATION PERSPECTIVE
AND FIX MAKE, SURE EVERYTHING
WAS GOOD AND FOR A DOCK K
TONIGHT AND SPLASH DOWN OFF THE
COAST OF FLORIDA AND SCHEDULED
FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND THE
SPLASH DOWN TIME IS A LITTLE BIT
AFTER 1:00 P.M. EASTERN TIME AND
ONE OF 6:00 P.M. FOR ON TIME
SPLASH DOWN OF THE AX-1 CREW AND
THE TEAMS WILL QUICKLY GET
TOGETHER AND CONTINUE TO MONITOR
THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CREW
LAUNCH WHICH IS AT THE HEELS OF
THE THIS MISSION OF COURSE THE
PORT ON THIS INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION CURRENTLY OCCUPIED BY
TWO CREW DRAGONS WE NEED TO
UNDOCK THIS ONE AND IN ORDER TO
MAKE ROOM FOR THE CREW 4 DRAGON
FREEDOM.
AT THIS TIME GREW A GO TO
PROCEED WITH THE HATCH CLOSURE
.2.1103.
>> THOSE CANISTERS A GAIN THAT
IS SCRUBBED CARBON DIOXIDE THE
DRAGON CABIN ON THE 16-HOUR
TRANSIT ONCE THE HATCHES ARE
CLOSED THEN NO LONGER RELYING ON
THE SPACE STATION AIR WHICH YOU
SEE AND THE VENTILATION DUCK ARE
DUCTS THAT SUPPLIED SPACE
STATION AIR TO THE DRAGON ARE
BEING REMOVED SO MOVING OVER TO
RELYING ON THE SPACEX DRAGON
ENDEAVOR'S ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
AND LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR THE
JOURNEY HOME AND MAKE SHOOTING
YOU ARE IT IS CONSIDERED
PROPERLY AND SPLASHDOWN TOMORROW
AFTERNOON THAT SETS UP FOR A
LAUNCH OF CREW 4 DRAGON FREEDOM
WHICH THE DESTINATIONS THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
THE NOT A THE CREW IS GOING TO
LEAVE FROM NOW THE TURN AROUND
TIME SCHEDULED LAUNCH TIME FOR
CREW 4 IS 3:52:55A.M. EASTERN
TIME ON WEDNESDAY THE 27th.
THE TRANSIT TIME THE
INTERNATIONAL SURFACE STATION IS
A LITTLE MORE THAN 17 HOURS.
17:22 FOR SAME DAY I HAVE A
RIVAL FOR 9:15P.M. ON THE
27th.
8:15P.M. CENTRAL TIME AND
1:15GMT.
READDRESS THE LAUNCH OPTIONS
SHOULD THEY NEED IT.
LOSS OF SIGNAL AND WORKING THE
CEILING INSIDE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
THEN, OF COURSE, ON THE FORWARD
END IS THE SPACEX CREW-3 DRAGON
ENDURANCE.
>> COP COM MAKE SHORING THE
COMMUNICATIONS ARE SOLID AND
THEY ARE OF COURSE IN THE
GRAPHIC HERE IN THE DRAGON THAT
IS ON THE SIDE ONCE THAT
UNDOCKED WHERE THE CREW 4 DRAGON
OR THE SPACEX DRAGON FREEDOM
WILL DOCK IF LAUNCHED ON TIME ON
EASTERLY WEDNESDAY MORNING AND
WE'LL DOCK LATE WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
>> WE ARE GETTING SOME GOOD
VIDEO AND AUDIO COMMUNICATIONS
ALL AROUND FOR THE PROCEDURES AS
WE ARE WITNESSING THE PRIVATE
ASTRONAUT CREW AND ENTERING THIS
HE SPACEX DRAGON DEANER THE
AXIOM MISSION ONE CREW VEHICLE
FOR THE RIDE HOME UNDOCKING
TONIGHT SCHEDULED 7:55P.M.
CENTRAL TIME.
THERE IS A WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
OF ABOUT ONE HOUR IN CASE THERE
IS MANY FLEXIBILITY NEEDED BUT
AS THE SPACEX MISSION DIRECTOR
REPORTED NOW AND A LITTLE BIT
BEHIND THE TIMELINE AND COULD
POSSIBLY MAKE IT UP DURING THE
NEXT PROCEDURES AND CLOSING
VARIOUS HATCHES AND
DEPRESSURIZING THE VESTIBULE
BETWEEN THE TWO HATCH AND THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
HATCH GETTING READY FOR IN THE
DOCKING TONIGHT.
YOU ARE GETTING A LIVE VIEW ARE
THE SPACEX DRAGON DEANER THE
AXIOM SPACE CREW PRIVATE
ASTRONAUTS WORKING THROUGH THEIR
PROCEDURES TO GET BUCKLED UP AND
SITUATED AND MAKE SURE THE
CARBON DIOXIDE CANISTERS AND
COMMUNICATIONS ARE ALL SET FOR
THEIR UNDOCKING AND BEING AIDED
IN THE HATCHWAY THERE THAT YOU
ARE SEEING THIS SHOT, THIS
CAMERA BEING POSITIONED IN NODE
2 POINTING STRAIGHT UP OR TOWARD
THE SPACE FACING SIDE, THE
ZENITH SIDE.
THERE YOU HAVE IT.
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
COMMANDEER NASA ASTRONAUT TOM
MARSHBURN WORKING ON CLOSING THE
HATCH.
YOU HEARD A CONFIRMED FROM THE
AX-1 PILOT THE HATCHES TO THE
SPACEX DRAGON ENDEAVOR AND THE
PRIVATE ASTRONAUT CREW INSIDE
WERE CLOSED AT 6:26 P.M. CENTRAL
TIME.
WE'LL WRAP UP SHORTLY IN
MEANTIME WHAT WILL HAPPEN TON
THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS HATCH AND
THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
COMMANDER TOM MARSHBURN HIS JOB
IS NOT DONE.
HAS A COUPLE MORE HATCHES HE HAS
TO CLOSE INCLUDING THE A PASS
HATCH AND TALKING PHOTOGRAPHER
AND MAKING SURE THERE IS NO
FOREIGN OBJECT DEBRIS TAKE THIS
MAKING SURE THAT HATCH HAS
AIRTIGHT SEAL BEFORE HE
CONTINUES METHODICALLY STEP BY
STEP TO CLOSE THE HATCHES AND
BEGIN THE DEPRESSURIZATION
SEQUENCE ONCE THE HATCHES ARE
CLOSE AND GOING TO CREATE THE
AREA IN-BETWEEN THE TWO HATCHES
CALLED THE VESTIBULE WHICH WILL
BE AT THE SPACE STATION PRESSURE
ABOVE 14POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH
AND GET THAT DOWN TO 0 TO NEAR
VACUUM AND VERY METHODICAL
PROCESS THAT TAKES AN HOUR AND
SO WE'LL CONTINUE TO MON HER TO
THAT WHILE WE ARE AIR THEN OF
COURSE GO THROUGH THE SEE QUEENS
OF UNDOCKING ONCE THE UNDOCKING
COMMAND IS SEN AND IT WILL BE
ABOUT FIVE MINUTES OF HATCHES
UNLATCHING AND UMBILICALS
RETRACKING THEN OF COURSE A
COUPLE OF THRUSTS TO ACTUALLY
PHYSICALLY PUSH THE SPACEX
DRAGON ENDEAVOR AWAY FROM THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION AND
WE ARE STILL TRACKING TOWARD THE
UNDOCKING ON TIME FOR NOW AT
7:005:00P.M. CENTRAL TIME AND
STAY TUNED FOR OUR COVERAGE AND
BE JOINED BY SPACEX AND AXIOM
SPACE FOR OUR UNDOCKING COVERAGE
WHERE YOU CAN GET THE LATEST AND
UNDOCKING TIMES AND WE'LL BE
COVERING THE OPERATIONS OF THE
UNDOCK AND EXIT THE APPROACH
ELLIPSOID.
THIS IS ABOUT ONE KILOMETER FEAR
A LITTLE BIT MORE THAN THAT
AROUND THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE
STATION AND IT IS REALLY A
MARKER FOR THE END OF JOIN
OPERATIONS AND ONCE THEY ARE
OUTSIDE OF THE VICINITY OF THE
INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION THE
FLIGHT OF THE AX-1 PRIVATE
ASTRONAUTS AND THEN THE SPACEX
DRAGON ENDEAVOR A SPLASH DOWN
OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA IS IN
THERE SPACEX AND AXIOM SPACE.
BUT MEANTIME, THAT I WILL DO IT
FOR US HERE IN MISSION CONTROL
HOUSTON.
AND NASA TV FOR OUR COVERAGE.
AGAIN, WELL BE A STAYING TUNED
AND FOR ALL THE PROCEDURES RIGHT
NOW OUR COVERAGE FOR UNDOCKING
IS SCHEDULED TO START 7:30P.M.
CENTRAL TIME, 8:30P.M. EASTERN.
UNTIL THEN, THIS IS MISSION