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February 2016 – ISS On-Orbit Status Report [1]

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Date: 2023-04

Change of Command Ceremony: Today, the ISS Crew participated in a Change of Command Ceremony. During this ceremony Expedition 46 Commander Scott Kelly handed over command of the ISS to Expedition 47 Commander Tim Kopra. Kelly, Volkov, and Kornienko will be returning to earth tomorrow evening onboard Soyuz 44.

Integrated Resistance and Aerobic Training Study (Sprint) Volume of Oxygen Utilized (VO2) Max: For his Flight Day 75 Sprint VO2 Max session, Kopra attached Electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes to himself, set up and donned Heart Rate Monitor hardware, performed Portable Pulmonary Function System calibrations, and then completed the VO2 protocol. The Sprint VO2 investigation evaluates the use of high intensity, low volume exercise to minimize loss of muscle, bone, and cardiovascular function in ISS crewmembers while reducing total exercise time during long-duration space missions.

Multi-Purpose Small Payload Rack 2 (MSPR2) Microgravity Measurement Apparatus (MMA) Installation: To prepare for upcoming operations for the JAXA Electrostatic Levitation Furnace (ELF), Peake installed the MMA Remote Sensor Units and MMA Triaxial Acceleration Assembly in the MSPR2 rack.

Habitability: Today Peake recorded a video of his walk-through of an area or activity and provided insights related to human factors and habitability. The Habitability investigation results will be used to assess the relationship between crew members and their environment in order to better prepare for future long-duration spaceflights to destinations, such as near earth asteroids and Mars. Observations recorded during 6 month and 1 year missions can help spacecraft designers determine how much habitable volume is required, and whether a mission’s duration impacts how much space crew members need.

Twins Study: In support of the Twins Study, Kelly continued his series of week-long return minus 14 day saliva and blood collections. This investigation is an integrated compilation of ten different studies led by multiple investigators. The studies take advantage of a unique opportunity to look at the effects of space travel on identical twins, with one of them experiencing space travel for a year while the other remains earth-bound for that same year. The study looks at changes in the human body that are important in the fields of genetics, psychology, physiology, microbiology, and immunology.

Fine Motor Skills: Kelly, Kopra, Peake and Kornienko each completed a session of the Fine Motor Skills experiment today. They performed a series of interactive tasks on a touchscreen tablet. This investigation is the first fine motor skills study to measure long-term microgravity exposure, different phases of microgravity adaptation, and sensorimotor recovery after returning to Earth gravity.

Ras Labs-CASIS-ISS Project for Synthetic Muscle: Resistance to Radiation (Synthetic Muscle): Kopra obtained a set of historical photos of the synthetic muscle samples. The purpose of this investigation is to measure the effects of radiation on proprietary synthetic muscle materials in space and earth environments. Robots made of these materials could provide assistance to humans in space, enhance survivability of robots during deep space travel, and provide support in extreme radiation environments on Earth.

Russian Treadmill (БД-2) Repair – БД-2 experienced a failure in the vibration isolation system, late in the crew day Friday. Upon evalution, it was determined that the left rear torsion bracket had failed. Over the weekend, the crew replaced the bracket. The right front and right rear brackets had been replaced in October 2015. БД-2 is go for nominal usage.

Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) Stowage Frame Installation Part 2: Peake continued the assembly and installation of the JEM Stowage Frame. Once fully installed, the frame will increase JEM stowage capability by 12 Cargo Transfer Bag Equivalents (CTBE).

Emergency Roles and Responsibilities Review: Kopra and Peake reviewed and discussed priorities in the event of an emergency and how to achieve safety of the crew as well as safe configuration of the ISS. Topics which were covered included crew actions during emergency retreat to the Soyuz, ISS Commander responsibilities, and communication and coordination among crew members and with ground teams.

Crew Quarters (CQ) Cleaning: Over the weekend, Kornienko cleaned his Overhead CQ and Kelly cleaned his Port CQ today. The activity included cleaning of the intake and exhaust ducts, fans and airflow sensors.

Today’s Planned Activities

All activities were completed unless otherwise noted.

TWIN – sample drying

SLEEP – questionnaire fill-out

Fine Motor Skills – pre-test reminder

PARODONT-2. Sampling using Microbe Control and Gingival Liquid sets / r/g 1559

HRF – sampling

HRF – sample insertion into MELFI

Fine Motor Skills – examination

Signing of ROS crew handover statement / r/g 1561

SPRINT – hardware activation and warm-up init

FINEMOTR – science ops setup

Progress 429 RODNIK tank connection flushing / r/g 1563

MO – science ops bag prep

Soyuz 718 Samsung tablet PC charging – init / ВиА item 5.4 step 6,7 pages 5-34, 5-35 (94, 95)

MSPR2- – hardware installation into the rack to perform the science ops

Soyuz 718 RGS comm check and comm pass / Выведение и спуск item п.1.4.2 (exc.step 1) pages 26, 27

Fine Motor Skills – examination

Medical equipment stowage

Fine Motor Skills – science ops run

SPRINT – camcorder installation and setup

EPO – Micro SD Card data copy for downlink

Soyuz 719 Samsung tablet PC charging – init / ВиА item 5.4 step 6,7 pages 5-34, 5-35 (94, 95)

MRM2 [АСП-О] hatch and Soyuz 718 hatch cover sealing mechanism maintenance / РК ИРС item 4.5 page 4-7 (82)

Port crew cabin cleanup

EPO – hardware power-off following automatic monitoring

Sanitary and epidemiological status check / МО vol. 2 item 16 page 16-1 (166)+ r/g 1549

СОЖ maintenance / СОЖ item 4.4 step 1 page 4-27 (99)

JAXA – cargo stowage frame installation

On MCC Go Remove [ТА251М1Б] ([ЛКТ1Б1]) and [ПЗУ] from Soyuz 718 living compartment. Stow (СМ1РО_3_314_1, bag 353-8 (00037141R). Update the IMS / Орбитальный полёт item 13.6 page 100

Soyuz 719 Samsung tablet PC charging – term / ВиА item 5.4 step 6,7 pages 5-34, 5-35 (94, 95)

[ВКС] laptop antivirus signature base update / r/g 8247 steps 1, 2

Soyuz 718 Samsung tablet PC charging – term / ВиА item 5.4 step 6,7 pages 5-34, 5-35 (94, 95)

Preparation for return

SPRINT – hardware power-off and cleanup

Columbus radio ham session

Environment microecosphere monitoring / r/g 1548

JEM terminal laptop reboot

MSPR2 – coupling adjustment

FSL – hardware checkout

Return preparation

Remove and stow the dosimeters into Soyuz 718

BAKTERIOFAG. BIOEKOLOGIYA case removal and transfer into Soyuz 718 / r/g 1558

BAKTERIOFAG. Take pictures of BIOEKOLOGIYA case during its removal No.10-2 from panel 328 / r/g 1560

Stow returnable items into Soyuz 718 (payload container) / r/g 1444nu

MATRYOSHKA-R. Photography during PADLE detector handover / r/g 1557

MATRYOSHKA-R. PADLE detectors handover prior to stowage and return with Soyuz 718 / r/g 1556

SYN_MUSCL – photographic documentation

HABIT – instructional video review

Emergency role and responsibility procedure review

HRF Ambient – blood sampling prep

BIOSIGNAL. Hardware transfer into Soyuz 718 / r/g 1555

Shift handover conference

ALGOMETRIYA. Science Ops run. / r/g 1007

PMC (Ku+S-band)

CIR operations

Report on the completion of payload stowage into Soyuz 718 (S-band) / r/g 1444nu

Use transparent tape to cover NEPTUN ME system’s [ПК СА] fuses in Soyuz 718 / r/g 1562 steps 1,2

Downlink exercise data via ОСА / МО vol. 3 item 2.4 pages 2-17, 2-18 (28, 29)

VZAIMODEYSTVIYE-2. Science ops run / r/g 1554

SPRINT – closeout ops

Crew handover

Lay audio cable in the crew cabin

Soyuz 718 pre-undock cooling / r/g 1562 step 3

Prepare for ВКС laptop anti-virus scans / r/g 8247 step 3

Completed Task List Items

ESA Med Ops Crew Protection Socks – Feedback Questionnaire [Completed on Sunday]

ESA PAO Recorded Message [Completed on Sunday]

Ground Activities

All activities were completed unless otherwise noted.

Nominal System Commanding

Three-Day Look Ahead:

Tuesday, 03/01: 44S Undock and Landing

Wednesday, 03/02: Crew Off Duty

Thursday, 03/03: MPEP / SAM install on JEM Airlock Slide Table, Robonaut CPCI Fault Troubleshooting

QUICK ISS Status – Environmental Control Group:

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