>> You never want to hear about a fire in space, but that's exactly what had to happen for this experiment. The FLEX-2 experiment burned fuel droplets to see how they react...
>> Welcome to the International Space Station Flight Control Room. I am here today, we were talking about some of the work that Koichi Wakata is working on today to install what is...
[ Music ] >> [Background Music] My name is Steve Swanson, NASA astronaut. I'll be on a International Space Station for Expedition 39 and 40. I'll be Flight Engineer for...
>> Pat Ryan: The Automated Transfer Vehicle has just arrived at the International Space Station. It's going to provide a lot of fresh fruit and gifts from home for the crew...
>> Mary Beth: OK so, for the next, between now and 11:15, we're going to open the floor for questions about any of the research announcements or if we have totally confused you,...

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This is Mission Control Houston. The Expedition 30 crew onboard the International Space Station splitting its time today between a variety of normal daily maintenance work as well as supporting the...

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>> Good morning! My name is Marybeth Edeen I'm the Manager of the National Lab Office and while this is not exclusively a National Lab meeting there are lots of aspects about...

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>> Michael Miller: Good morning. I'm Michael Miller. I'm here to present the OZ3 payload engineering integration overview. Next chart, please. So I'll apologize...
>>Okay so I'm back with my area of expertise actually, [laughter] which is microgravity combustion science. And so I'm David Urban again and the, like Brian, my branch...
>> Okay, the next overview presentation I have for you is to make you aware of what we call the lean payload integration process. And this is fairly new. It has been in work for probably...

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