00:00:15.501,00:00:25.200 !!musiC@!!!musiC@! 00:00:25.200,00:00:34.901 !!musiC@!!!musiC@! 00:00:36.434,00:00:39.434 [ Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" playing ] 00:00:39.434,00:00:47.133 !!musiC@!!!musiC@! 00:00:47.133,00:00:54.868 !!musiC@!!!musiC@! 00:00:54.868,00:01:02.634 !!musiC@!!!musiC@! 00:01:04.534,00:01:06.133 -Hello, Houston. 00:01:06.133,00:01:08.567 We are inspired. We are ready. 00:01:08.567,00:01:10.334 Let's go fix this thing. 00:01:16.067,00:01:18.534 -Sounds like a good plan, Endeavour. Good morning. 00:01:24.067,00:01:26.601 -Morning, Carl. Go ahead. -Good morning. 00:01:26.601,00:01:29.033 The execute package is now in the tips machine. 00:01:32.300,00:01:34.300 -Okay. We got it. 00:01:34.300,00:01:35.534 -Okay, and I'm just dying to know 00:01:35.534,00:01:38.133 if Sox is still wearing his sweatshirt. 00:01:42.467,00:01:45.100 -Yeah. I am. Did it work? 00:01:45.100,00:01:48.067 -Sorry about that, bud. 00:01:48.067,00:01:49.567 -Oh, no! 00:01:55.667,00:01:57.834 Oh, well, there's always next year. 00:01:57.834,00:01:59.501 -Yeah. That's what they say. 00:02:09.367,00:02:12.934 -That last exchange between CAPCOM Carl Meade 00:02:12.934,00:02:14.834 and our pilot, Ken Bowersox, 00:02:14.834,00:02:18.067 referred to the Army-Navy football game. 00:02:18.067,00:02:19.868 Prior to going to sleep last night, 00:02:19.868,00:02:23.067 Bowersox told the flight-control team 00:02:23.067,00:02:26.868 that he was going to be wearing his Navy sweatshirt to bed 00:02:26.868,00:02:29.601 in hopes that it would help 00:02:29.601,00:02:32.667 spur the Navy football team on to victory. 00:02:32.667,00:02:36.834 Bowersox is a commander in the United States Navy. 00:02:38.834,00:02:41.667 [ No sound ] 00:02:50.000,00:02:53.534 In the yellow shirt was Pilot Ken Bowersox. 00:02:53.534,00:02:56.367 This is Mission Specialist Claude Nicollier. 00:03:01.968,00:03:03.534 Nicollier is the individual 00:03:03.534,00:03:06.834 who was at the controls of the robot arm 00:03:06.834,00:03:09.434 when the arm was used to reach out 00:03:09.434,00:03:12.167 and grab onto the Hubble Space Telescope. 00:03:12.167,00:03:15.200 He will also be the individual at the controls of the arm 00:03:15.200,00:03:19.434 for the space walks by Jeff Hoffman, Story Musgrave, 00:03:19.434,00:03:22.434 Kathy Thornton, and Tom Akers. 00:03:36.934,00:03:39.267 [ No sound ] 00:03:56.734,00:03:59.100 Mission Specialist Story Musgrave is in the red shirt, 00:03:59.100,00:04:02.501 and once again, Claude Nicollier is in the multicolored shirt 00:04:02.501,00:04:04.567 in the bottom part of the view. 00:04:18.567,00:04:21.067 [ No sound ] 00:04:23.267,00:04:27.133 And this is Mission Specialist Kathy Thornton. 00:04:47.367,00:04:50.834 The individual in the multicolored blue shirt 00:04:50.834,00:04:53.767 that's just moved back to the aft control station 00:04:53.767,00:04:55.467 is Commander Dick Covey. 00:04:55.467,00:04:58.767 He was at the aft station 00:04:58.767,00:05:00.968 as he brought Endeavour 00:05:00.968,00:05:04.534 in range of the arm for the retrieval. 00:05:10.968,00:05:12.868 The device that Kathy Thornton was holding 00:05:12.868,00:05:15.968 was the laser-range device. 00:05:15.968,00:05:17.601 And this is another view 00:05:17.601,00:05:19.901 through the Crew Optical Alignment Sight, 00:05:19.901,00:05:22.167 and in this particular view, 00:05:22.167,00:05:25.534 Hubble is in the upper-right-hand quadrant. 00:05:28.367,00:05:31.367 [ No sound ] 00:06:29.434,00:06:32.400 -And that's pretty much it for the playback, Carl. 00:06:32.400,00:06:36.767 Here's a little bit of live payload bay. 00:06:36.767,00:06:39.234 -Okay. -Go back to sync, I guess. 00:06:41.367,00:06:43.400 -Okay. We're receiving the live payload bay now. 00:06:43.400,00:06:45.200 We sure appreciate your playing 00:06:45.200,00:06:46.634 that downlink for the planning shift. 00:06:46.634,00:06:48.667 It's nice to know what we're really working on. 00:06:52.133,00:06:54.033 -Yeah. You betcha. You guys are real important. 00:06:54.033,00:06:56.367 We appreciate the work. 00:06:56.367,00:06:57.868 -Our pleasure. 00:07:01.400,00:07:02.834 And, Endeavour, the planning shift, 00:07:02.834,00:07:04.601 at that note, is going to be signing off. 00:07:04.601,00:07:06.300 We'll hand you over to Susan and Bob, 00:07:06.300,00:07:08.234 and we'll see you once again tomorrow. 00:07:08.234,00:07:11.734 Fly safe. 00:07:11.734,00:07:16.267 -All right. So long, Carl and everybody else there. 00:07:16.267,00:07:18.734 -Tom, we've checked all the tasks where you'll be using 00:07:18.734,00:07:20.868 that tool in the access of those tasks. 00:07:20.868,00:07:23.767 And as long as you've got a rotating tether point 00:07:23.767,00:07:27.534 at the midpoint of that extension or lower, 00:07:27.534,00:07:30.133 which we stuck to the business end of the tool, 00:07:30.133,00:07:33.133 you're A-okay. 00:07:33.133,00:07:34.300 -Okay. I've already got it on. 00:07:34.300,00:07:37.067 I put it as far down toward the business end, 00:07:37.067,00:07:41.367 actually down toward the wrench end, as I could get. 00:07:41.367,00:07:43.968 -Sounds like a great plan. 00:07:43.968,00:07:46.133 -Okay. 00:07:46.133,00:07:47.501 -This is Mission Control Houston. 00:07:47.501,00:07:48.968 We're now receiving live television 00:07:48.968,00:07:50.734 from Endeavour's lower deck 00:07:50.734,00:07:55.200 as Mission Specialists Jeff Hoffman and Story Musgrave 00:07:55.200,00:07:56.267 go through the first steps 00:07:56.267,00:07:58.534 of getting ready for their space walk. 00:08:01.834,00:08:04.834 [ No sound ] 00:08:21.901,00:08:24.200 -Endeavour for Tom. We see the tool extension, 00:08:24.200,00:08:26.534 and it looks like you did a great job. 00:08:39.567,00:08:42.634 -Musgrave is also putting on biomedical sensors 00:08:42.634,00:08:44.901 that are worn during the space walk 00:08:44.901,00:08:48.167 that record the astronaut's heartbeat. 00:10:02.868,00:10:04.934 Assisting Musgrave as he gets ready now 00:10:04.934,00:10:08.267 is Endeavour's Commander, Dick Covey. 00:10:13.667,00:10:16.667 [ No sound ] 00:12:03.834,00:12:06.567 -And we're looking at Story's handsome mug right now. 00:12:14.200,00:12:15.968 Hello, Jeff. 00:12:18.000,00:12:20.501 [ No sound ] 00:12:50.868,00:12:53.367 [ No sound ] 00:13:19.767,00:13:22.534 -Houston, Endeavour. 00:13:22.534,00:13:25.601 -Go ahead, K.T. 00:13:25.601,00:13:26.901 -Closure's complete. 00:13:26.901,00:13:30.767 Prep reads at 17:22. 00:13:30.767,00:13:32.601 -17:22, thanks. 00:13:35.300,00:13:37.067 And, Endeavour, we're about five minutes 00:13:37.067,00:13:39.567 from the start of the slew. 00:13:42.634,00:13:45.133 -Okay. We copy. Five minutes till slew. 00:13:49.067,00:13:52.133 And, Houston, Endeavour, air lock is buttoned up, 00:13:52.133,00:13:53.267 and just so we're in sync, 00:13:53.267,00:13:54.767 we're looking at starting the depress 00:13:54.767,00:13:58.267 at 18 hours, 02 minutes. 00:14:01.601,00:14:04.767 -We copy and concur, Tom. 00:14:04.767,00:14:06.767 -That makes us about 10 minutes ahead 00:14:06.767,00:14:08.601 of where we thought we'd be. 00:14:08.601,00:14:12.300 Sorry we didn't warn you ahead of time. 00:14:12.300,00:14:15.100 -That's no problem. 00:14:15.100,00:14:17.601 [ No sound ] 00:15:38.501,00:15:40.133 -Okay. Copy target 00:15:40.133,00:15:43.434 to body vector three, Omicron 190, 00:15:43.434,00:15:44.834 "A" auto burn, 00:15:44.834,00:15:47.734 and 18:45 is the preferred time, 00:15:47.734,00:15:50.834 no later than 18:53. 00:15:50.834,00:15:53.567 -Good read, Covey, except that Omicron is zero one niner. 00:15:53.567,00:15:55.133 Sorry about that. 00:16:00.267,00:16:02.801 -Okay. I must be dyslexic this morning. 00:16:02.801,00:16:04.868 Omicron 019. 00:16:04.868,00:16:07.033 -And you've got a go for auto at this time 00:16:07.033,00:16:09.334 because the solar-ray slew is complete. 00:16:20.434,00:16:22.567 -Okay. Copy 1930, Susan. 00:16:44.300,00:16:46.467 Okay. -Okay. 00:16:46.467,00:16:47.801 It's daylight outside, 00:16:47.801,00:16:49.868 so you might want to put your visors down. 00:16:49.868,00:16:51.467 -Visors down. 00:16:55.734,00:16:58.300 -And it's only 10 minutes to sunset. 00:17:05.734,00:17:07.534 So, Jeff, you're going to have your hands full. 00:17:07.534,00:17:10.200 You might want to go ahead and put your helmet lights on. 00:17:11.100,00:17:12.601 -Good idea. 00:17:19.734,00:17:21.667 -Understand. 00:17:23.667,00:17:26.167 [ No sound ] 00:18:02.200,00:18:05.868 -Tom, I unlocked my guide-wire reel. 00:18:05.868,00:18:07.534 -Very good, Story. 00:18:11.133,00:18:13.701 -And that's where she's going to stay... 00:18:13.701,00:18:16.501 -All right. -...forever and ever. 00:18:25.701,00:18:29.667 -Okay, Claude, let's come into the MMR position now. 00:18:29.667,00:18:31.567 -Okay to MMR. 00:18:33.667,00:18:35.367 -And I have a free hand again, Tom, 00:18:35.367,00:18:37.834 if we need com configuring, anything like that. 00:18:39.968,00:18:42.300 -Okay. We'll probably wait till Story gets back 00:18:42.300,00:18:44.467 at the back of the sack, and you're both good and stable, 00:18:44.467,00:18:46.133 and we'll check it out. 00:18:46.133,00:18:48.767 How's your com right now, Story? 00:18:48.767,00:18:51.934 -It's gotten a lot better. -Okay. 00:19:02.033,00:19:04.601 -Okay. I think we're clear of it now, Pat. 00:19:04.601,00:19:05.634 -Okay. 00:19:05.634,00:19:07.834 -But you can see me, right? 00:19:07.834,00:19:09.567 Okay. 00:19:09.567,00:19:12.300 My head's getting close to the telescope. 00:19:12.300,00:19:15.601 I can't see behind me very well. 00:19:15.601,00:19:18.534 If you can see that I'm clear of the array, 00:19:18.534,00:19:20.801 just keep moving in. 00:19:20.801,00:19:25.267 Okay. Tom, I guess we're ready to start the shades. 00:19:25.267,00:19:27.434 -Okay, Jeff. Okay, and -- 00:19:27.434,00:19:32.567 -And that'll be a target in. 00:19:32.567,00:19:34.501 -Okay, I think you're in. 00:19:34.501,00:19:37.567 -And let me get that set in 00:19:37.567,00:19:40.334 and setting a three. 00:19:40.334,00:19:41.868 -Roger. 00:19:47.868,00:19:50.133 -Not a -- No problem there. 00:19:50.133,00:19:52.033 -Very good. -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 00:20:00.067,00:20:03.100 -Endeavour, Houston for Tom. 00:20:03.100,00:20:05.534 -Go ahead. -The RSUs have been powered off. 00:20:05.534,00:20:07.367 They will complete their spindown 00:20:07.367,00:20:10.300 at 19:26:33. 00:20:14.033,00:20:16.634 -Okay. Copy, 19:26:33, 00:20:16.634,00:20:19.000 about 5 minutes complete spindown. 00:20:19.000,00:20:20.334 That looks good. Thanks. 00:20:20.334,00:20:22.501 -The door is opening by itself. 00:20:25.067,00:20:29.200 -Just a reminder, you've got a yaw maneuver coming up at 19:30, 00:20:29.200,00:20:31.033 to keep an eye on the doors. 00:20:33.434,00:20:35.834 -Okay. Copy. We will. Thanks. 00:20:37.834,00:20:40.334 [ No sound ] 00:21:07.300,00:21:10.133 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 00:21:22.400,00:21:24.968 -Okay, Claude. Let's move to the right. 00:21:24.968,00:21:26.634 -To the right, Jeff. 00:21:32.534,00:21:34.567 -Stage right. 00:21:36.567,00:21:39.067 [ No sound ] 00:22:02.033,00:22:03.501 You're on, Jeff? 00:22:03.501,00:22:04.934 -Okay. 00:22:16.667,00:22:19.067 The brake is out? 00:22:19.067,00:22:22.634 -Yeah. It is. It's out. 00:22:22.634,00:22:24.467 -Okay. Hold it for a minute. 00:22:24.467,00:22:28.801 Let me get the saw safely out of the way. 00:22:37.901,00:22:40.467 Foot free. -Okay. 00:22:42.634,00:22:44.834 -Your left foot is free. 00:22:44.834,00:22:48.200 Let me get your right foot. 00:22:48.200,00:22:53.033 Your right foot is free. 00:22:53.033,00:22:55.400 Now, okay, 00:22:55.400,00:22:57.100 you sort of slowly work yourself out. 00:22:57.100,00:22:59.167 I've got your feet. 00:22:59.167,00:23:01.567 -Okay. You can just pull me out, Jeff. 00:23:01.567,00:23:04.934 -Okay. I've got you. 00:23:04.934,00:23:07.901 Watch your right hand. -Okay. 00:23:07.901,00:23:09.033 -I have you. 00:23:09.033,00:23:11.133 -Okay. Pull me away. 00:23:18.467,00:23:21.868 Okay. 00:23:21.868,00:23:23.901 Now should I just get out of the way? 00:23:23.901,00:23:25.634 -Yeah. -And you do the flip around? 00:23:25.634,00:23:29.968 -Yeah. You can still watch. 00:23:29.968,00:23:31.100 Okay. 00:23:31.100,00:23:32.968 -But your hands are still doing good, right? 00:23:32.968,00:23:35.334 -Yeah, it's going really well, right? 00:23:35.334,00:23:38.701 -Houston copies. 00:23:38.701,00:23:40.801 -Can I close the door now? 00:23:42.934,00:23:45.901 -Okay, so, the doors are open, right, Jeff? 00:23:45.901,00:23:48.834 -They are. 00:23:48.834,00:23:51.067 -Do you want to go look around the edges everywhere, 00:23:51.067,00:23:55.367 make sure there's not anything came loose a little bit... 00:23:57.868,00:23:59.801 ...especially up at the top? 00:24:14.100,00:24:16.200 -I don't see anything. 00:24:21.267,00:24:24.100 I need to go over it again. 00:24:24.100,00:24:26.901 I think I'm probably going to have to put the Essex wrench on 00:24:26.901,00:24:28.734 to get it all the way tight. 00:24:28.734,00:24:31.434 -Okay. -Houston to Endeavour. 00:24:31.434,00:24:34.167 -Endeavour, Houston, go ahead. -That won't tighten it any more. 00:24:34.167,00:24:37.300 Let's take a look at what copper bolt looks like now. 00:24:37.300,00:24:38.934 -I can send you a picture of the top of that door 00:24:38.934,00:24:40.200 if you're ready. 00:24:40.200,00:24:41.868 -Let's move up 2 feet. 00:24:41.868,00:24:44.334 -Let's try the next bolt right above you first, Jeff. 00:24:44.334,00:24:46.534 -That's what I mean. That's -- We want to jump right in. 00:24:46.534,00:24:48.801 -Okay. 00:24:48.801,00:24:51.067 -Free. -Okay. 00:24:55.968,00:24:58.667 Okay, Jeff, put up the RSUs 00:24:58.667,00:25:00.501 and start bagging ECUs, 00:25:00.501,00:25:01.834 and, Houston, 00:25:01.834,00:25:05.267 what are we going to do about orbiter attitude for ECUs? 00:25:05.267,00:25:07.267 Are we going to be able to change attitude 00:25:07.267,00:25:10.100 with the doors in this config? 00:25:10.100,00:25:12.100 -We're talking about it. 00:25:19.934,00:25:21.434 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 00:25:21.434,00:25:23.334 -Okay, Jeff, and just for my paperwork, 00:25:23.334,00:25:25.200 can you read me the serial numbers off of there? 00:25:25.200,00:25:28.467 -Sure will. I'm getting ready to put away 1003. 00:25:28.467,00:25:29.701 -Copy. 00:25:37.501,00:25:40.434 -That's good. Stop. -Stopping. 00:25:54.033,00:25:56.534 -[ Speaking indistinctly ] 00:26:05.033,00:26:08.501 Okay. Let's drop down about 3 feet. 00:26:08.501,00:26:10.000 -Going down 3. 00:26:13.634,00:26:16.334 -K.T., our thinking on the doors is that, 00:26:16.334,00:26:19.834 with this attitude, we should see a little bit of sun on them. 00:26:19.834,00:26:22.667 Over the course of the next daylight pass, 00:26:22.667,00:26:25.868 we think that a little bit of thermal stabilization 00:26:25.868,00:26:28.667 might reduce that gap. 00:26:28.667,00:26:32.901 What we'd like you to do is, at the beginning of the pass, 00:26:32.901,00:26:36.567 see if you can somehow calibrate from the aft flight deck 00:26:36.567,00:26:39.334 that gap at the top, 00:26:39.334,00:26:42.033 and then look at it towards the middle and later in the pass 00:26:42.033,00:26:44.467 and see if it seems to be reducing any, 00:26:44.467,00:26:46.868 and report your results to us, if you will. 00:26:49.834,00:26:51.834 -Okay. Great. We'll do that. 00:27:04.934,00:27:07.434 -Doors coming open. 00:27:15.868,00:27:20.934 And let me get a tether on this one, right? 00:27:20.934,00:27:24.534 -Yeah. Why don't you go ahead and open the door, Jeff, please? 00:27:24.534,00:27:27.834 -I was going to put a tether on it. 00:27:27.834,00:27:30.133 -Just keep bringing it on open, please. 00:27:30.133,00:27:31.267 -Okay. 00:27:31.267,00:27:33.834 Sox, pull me back just a little bit. 00:27:33.834,00:27:36.501 -Yeah. 00:27:36.501,00:27:38.300 That's about far enough. 00:27:38.300,00:27:39.734 -Okay. 00:27:43.868,00:27:46.868 -Thanks, Jeff. 00:27:46.868,00:27:48.567 Now you need to -- 00:28:08.734,00:28:10.434 -Endeavour, Houston. 00:28:13.033,00:28:15.701 -Go ahead. -Not to get you spun up, 00:28:15.701,00:28:20.133 but we have six good gyros on the telescope. 00:28:20.133,00:28:22.901 -All right. -Fantastic. 00:28:22.901,00:28:25.000 -Okay. I'm sorry. [ Chuckles ] 00:28:26.801,00:28:29.701 -[ Chuckles ] There we go. 00:28:29.701,00:28:33.234 All right. 00:28:33.234,00:28:35.033 -And we're going to have to come inboard, 00:28:35.033,00:28:39.667 and you'll have to check my cords above me. 00:28:41.901,00:28:44.334 -Okay. We'll check that above you, okay? 00:28:46.634,00:28:50.234 -And for the record, this has been a very warm night pass. 00:28:50.234,00:28:54.000 I've been very comfortable. -Okay. 00:28:54.000,00:28:55.901 -This has been working. 00:28:55.901,00:28:58.801 -And we're LVLH now, so when it gets daylight, 00:28:58.801,00:29:00.367 you're going to have a different view. 00:29:00.367,00:29:02.033 -Okay. 00:29:03.467,00:29:06.067 Helmet lights off. 00:29:06.067,00:29:08.834 One. 00:29:08.834,00:29:10.901 Two. 00:29:10.901,00:29:13.033 Gold visor down. 00:29:24.267,00:29:26.067 -Jeff, I'd go rather slowly here 00:29:26.067,00:29:28.100 because of the small shaft between the arm 00:29:28.100,00:29:30.834 and the end of the array. -You bet. 00:29:36.167,00:29:37.767 One more. 00:29:44.033,00:29:46.234 -Can I help pull in any direction? 00:29:46.234,00:29:49.767 -Yeah. I think so, Story. Let me just -- 00:29:49.767,00:29:53.767 It looks to me like if I'm just doing it at the top, 00:29:53.767,00:29:57.334 I can get them to come together. 00:29:57.334,00:30:00.067 But let me do that, and you hold the bottom. 00:30:00.067,00:30:01.501 -Okay. Let me go... -Okay. 00:30:01.501,00:30:03.767 -...hunker down there then. 00:30:10.000,00:30:12.767 -Oh. -Stop. 00:30:12.767,00:30:14.434 -Are you ready to do the end? 00:30:14.434,00:30:16.801 -No. Don't do it yet. -Okay. 00:30:29.133,00:30:31.701 -Here, I'm going to try to get on the bottom bolt now. 00:30:42.100,00:30:44.868 It's not closing. The doors aren't closing right. 00:30:44.868,00:30:46.801 Let's try to get the bottom. 00:30:46.801,00:30:48.467 Let me get the bottom coming in 00:30:48.467,00:30:50.300 before you close that, Story. 00:30:50.300,00:30:51.801 -Okay. 00:30:59.801,00:31:01.434 The bottom is engaged. 00:31:01.434,00:31:03.434 [ Indistinct radio chatter ] 00:31:03.434,00:31:06.167 -Houston, I think we got the door closed. 00:31:06.167,00:31:08.734 -Yeah. -And the top is engaged. 00:31:08.734,00:31:10.534 -All right. -Whoo! 00:31:10.534,00:31:13.200 -Good work, guys. -Good work. 00:31:15.467,00:31:18.567 -All right. 00:31:18.567,00:31:21.334 -Oh. 00:31:21.334,00:31:22.467 -Okay. -Okay. 00:31:22.467,00:31:25.067 Start with the handle bolt, right, Jeff? 00:31:25.067,00:31:27.367 -Yes. There all down. 00:31:27.367,00:31:28.667 -Good job, guys. 00:31:28.667,00:31:31.734 Story, if you want to grab the BRD and get the PA. 00:31:31.734,00:31:34.033 -No. Let's leave the PA there 00:31:34.033,00:31:35.934 until we get everything latched up here. 00:31:35.934,00:31:38.200 -Just a second. The handle bolt fell off. 00:31:38.200,00:31:39.367 I'm going to get it. 00:31:39.367,00:31:41.400 -Well, I'm going to go and work on that, Story. 00:31:41.400,00:31:43.167 I have to tighten it now. 00:31:43.167,00:31:46.667 -Okay, Jeff. I'll keep you up a little bit, then. 00:31:46.667,00:31:49.300 -I locked up my third one. 00:31:49.300,00:31:52.133 -Okay. Sure thing. 00:31:52.133,00:31:53.567 And I guess you're in a position 00:31:53.567,00:31:56.501 to take a hand-off from Jeff, right? 00:31:56.501,00:31:57.767 [ Radio chatter ] 00:31:57.767,00:32:01.100 -Yeah, sure can. 00:32:01.100,00:32:02.367 -Still got back of the board 00:32:02.367,00:32:04.567 because we're going to leave that outside, right? 00:32:04.567,00:32:06.200 -That's affirmative. 00:32:12.901,00:32:16.100 And K.T. said just leave the short adjustable on the Essex 00:32:16.100,00:32:18.100 if you want to. 00:32:37.400,00:32:41.534 -And the only thing we have left on there is the Hasselblad, 00:32:41.534,00:32:44.167 so I guess we're about ready to head down. 00:32:44.167,00:32:47.367 -And we need to leave, if we can, two wrist tethers on there, 00:32:47.367,00:32:48.934 or we can take them back out, Jeff. 00:32:48.934,00:32:51.133 -I'll be glad to leave them on there. 00:32:51.133,00:32:53.400 -Okay. One should be an adjustable 00:32:53.400,00:32:54.667 and one a regular. 00:32:54.667,00:32:56.267 -Okay. 00:35:09.334,00:35:13.000 -And the telescope's now being rotated. 00:35:13.000,00:35:16.067 -We see it. 00:35:16.067,00:35:19.834 -Again, this will be a 180-degree rotation 00:35:19.834,00:35:22.234 basically putting the other solar array 00:35:22.234,00:35:24.000 in the same position this one is in 00:35:24.000,00:35:28.000 to allow for observations during the retraction process 00:35:28.000,00:35:30.100 of the secondary deploy mechanism. 00:35:32.801,00:35:36.133 Again, this rotation, this 180-degree rotation, 00:35:36.133,00:35:38.133 takes about 12 minutes or so. 00:35:45.501,00:35:47.767 -Endeavour, Houston, we have good elbow camera. 00:35:54.667,00:35:58.267 -Roger, and, Greg, that's not what's called out 00:35:58.267,00:36:02.701 for the solar-array retraction, 00:36:02.701,00:36:06.100 but we think it gives the best view of what we're going to see. 00:36:09.467,00:36:11.400 -We heartily agree. 00:36:11.400,00:36:13.901 [ No sound ] 00:37:15.934,00:37:18.434 [ No sound ] 00:37:48.067,00:37:49.434 -Copy. 00:37:52.934,00:37:55.667 -Okay. Plan to jettison in a.m. 00:37:55.667,00:37:57.934 and go for maneuver, 00:37:57.934,00:38:01.234 and when it's in 3 hours, 50 minutes, 00:38:01.234,00:38:04.567 page 3-20, after the camera view. 00:38:08.000,00:38:09.701 -Good copy. 00:38:11.701,00:38:14.200 [ No sound ] 00:38:41.267,00:38:43.767 -Aboard Endeavour, the Space Telescope 00:38:43.767,00:38:45.734 now back up at 90 degrees 00:38:45.734,00:38:48.234 straight up in the back of the payload bay. 00:38:48.234,00:38:50.167 The robot arm is being maneuvered 00:38:50.167,00:38:51.701 to the extended part position. 00:38:51.701,00:38:54.200 That's the position that it will remain in overnight 00:38:54.200,00:38:55.601 while the crew sleeps. 00:38:55.601,00:38:58.200 Crew's about an hour away from going to bed. 00:38:58.200,00:38:59.534 Here in the flight-control room, 00:38:59.534,00:39:02.501 the planning team is wrapping up its hand-over 00:39:02.501,00:39:04.968 and will shortly take over control of the flight.