MIKE LEINBACH: Discovery launch director. Air to ground one. STEVE LINDSEY: OK. Go ahead.
LEINBACH: OK Steve. We've talked to launch weather and landing weather
and the OPS manager and we've concluded that we are not going to have a chance
to launch today. And so, in order to preserve as much time for the scrub turnaround
as possible, to get the PRSD topped off onboard the ship, and to give you guys the maximum
opportunity on orbit to extend a day and get your third EVA, we've decided to
terminate the count today, stand down for 48 hours, do a single-commodity reactant,
hydrogen reactant top-off, targeting next launch attempt Tuesday morning, or
Tuesday afternoon.
LINDSEY: We copy. Looking out the window, it doesn't look good today, and
we think that's a great plan.
LEINBACH: OK. Thank you, and you'll, you'll be hearing it on the loops here
momentarily, but we have scrubbed for the day.
LINDSEY: OK. Copy that.