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Dragon was successfully launched on the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket at 5:42 AM EDT from the Cape Canaveral Air Base. The solar panels of the spacecraft have been deployed.
He will arrive at the International Space Station Monday morning with more than 5,900 books of investigations, equipment, cargo and supplies that will carry out a few hundred investigations. ] A press conference after the launch will take place at NASA Television at 8 am on the agency's website
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– Kirk Shireman, Program Director of the International Space Station, Johnson Space Center
– Jessica Jensen, director, Dragon Mission Management, SpaceX
NASA astronauts Ricky Arnold and Drew Feustel will use Canadarm2 robotic arm of the space station to capture Dragon when it arrives at the station. Live coverage of the rendezvous and capture will be broadcast on NASA Television and on the agency's website starting at 5:30 am on Monday, July 2nd. The installation cover should start at 9:00
Biology study (Micro-12) to understand how microgravity affects growth, gene expression and the ability of a model bacterium to transfer electrons across its cell membrane along the bacterial nanowires that it produces. Such bacteria could be used in microbial fuel cells to produce electricity from organic waste.
An Earth Science instrument called ECOSystem Space Space Station Radiometer (ECOSTRESS) will provide a new spatial measure of plant response changes in the availability of water. These data can help society better manage the use of water in agriculture.
A pilot observation study with the companion Crew Interactive MObile (CIMON) aims to provide a first glimpse of the effects of artificial intelligence (AI) in terms of efficiency and acceptance during missions long term in space.
Among the hundreds of pounds of equipment flying to the space station is a spare lock end effector (LEE) manufactured in Canada. Each end of Canadarm2's robotic arm has an identical LEE, and they are used as "hands" that grip payloads and visiting cargo spacecraft. They also allow Canadarm2 to "walk" to different locations in the orbiting outpost.
Situation Report on Orbit [19659003] Launch of SpaceX-15: Official Launch of SpX-15 Today at 4:42 CDT from Launch Pad LC-40 at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. In anticipation of the arrival of the vehicle, the crew planned to capture Dragon has completed its second session of Robotics Onboard Trainer (ROBoT) this afternoon. In addition, all members of the USOS crew attended a conference with ground cargo transfer specialists to discuss the SpX-15 cargo unloading and loading plan. Catch and docking are scheduled for Monday, July 2nd at 6:00 am CDT
UIA (Umbilical Interface Assembly) Removal and Replacement (R & R): After successful O2 Supply Line troubleshooting. yesterday, including a raw O2leak check, this morning, the crew has completed the installation of Umbilicals Service and Cooling (SCU) and has successfully completed UIA cashier activities. This afternoon, the crew carried out the final closing operations and stored the tools used during the R & R. Airway Monitoring: In support of the investigation of the Space Agency European airway monitoring, the crew has completed today the calibration of equipment in the US laboratory, and then finished the nitric oxide with low oxide content. nitrogen (NO) protocol, which determines how much NO is exhaled with respiration, and the high NO protocol, which determines the amount of NO is diffused into the blood. The ISS provides a unique environment, allowing these measurements to be taken in hypo-light, hypobaric and hypoxic conditions. With dust particles present in the ISS atmosphere, this study investigates indicators of airway inflammation in crew members, using ultra-fine gas analyzers. sensitive to analyze the NO in the exhaled air. This will help identify potential health impacts and maintain the health of crew members in future manned space missions, where crew members will need to be more autonomous to identify and avoid conditions that may lead to inflammation of the airways
. Critical Fluid and Crystallization (DECLIC): Today, the crew has replaced the DECLIC ALICE-Like insert (ALI) of the DECLIC Experiment Locker with the directional solidification insert DECLIC (DSI) . DECLIC is a multi-user facility used to study transparent media and their phase transitions in microgravity aboard the ISS.
Microgravity Measurement Device (MMA): As part of the troubleshooting of a problem occurred on October 31, 2017 with the MMA, which supports Ryutai rack operations in the JEM, the crew replaced the Parallel MMA card with a T61p. Parallel chart accelerated map
Planned activities of the day:
All activities are complete unless otherwise noted
Calibrations, Measurements of Low NO and High NO
Conference on the Inventory Management System (19459005 Micropurification unit (БМП) Ф2 Cartridge (start)
COSMOCARD Ops clearance
Umbilical interface assembly (UIA) Checkout Part 2
FAZOPEREKHOD Preparation and start-up steps Experience
ABOUT GAGARIN FROM SPACE.Material Configuration and Activation
Microgravity Meter (MMA) Replacement of the Parallel Adapter Card
Station Maintenance
Installation of the Service and Cooling of the Umbilical (SCU)
GREAT BEGINNING GREAT BEGINNING Educational Session and Video Recording of the Scientific Equipment ICARUS before EVA
R Supply of the HRF2 Power Supply Kit
Verification of the Umbilical Interface Assembly (UIA) Part 3
Cryotube STaARS Insertion Kit MELFI # 3
Installation of the SPHERES Rechargeable Battery
SLS Relocate
AngieX Cancer Therapy SABL Configuration of the CO2 Counter
Dragon Vestibule Equipment Kit (VOK) Rally
BIOCARD. Assistance during the experiment and photography
BIOCARD. Experiments
Questionnaire on the acceptability of food Subject
AIRMON Power off and storage
FAZOPEREKHOD. Clearance of Ops
SPHERES Charge of Rechargeable Battery and Storage
GREAT BEGINNING. ICUUS P / L stowage in progress 438
Stow Airway Surveillance Video
CAL Fiber Troubleshooting
Regenerative Environmental Monitoring and Survival System (ECLSS) Fill Tank Complete Part 3
GREAT BEGINNING. Copying camcorder data
Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) Maintenance and Cooling Umbilical Control (UCS) Part 4
Installation of DB-2 Treadmill and Testing Units СНТ-50МП after Replacement
AngieX Cancer SABL Therapy Stow CO2 Detector
Overview of Microscope Operations MICRO-11
Review of Tropical Cyclone Operations
Uncontrolled Operation of Tropical Cyclones [Deferred] Overview of MSG operations MICRO-11
Umbilical interfaces restitution (UIA)
DECLIC ALICE-Like Removal of the insert
DECLIC Installation of the directional solidification insert
GRAND START. Camcorder Data Copy
DECLIC Removable Hard Disk Exchange
Embedded Training (OBT) Examination of Dragon Phase Operations
Charge and Storage of SPHERES Rechargeable Battery
Embedded Training (OBT) Dragon Robotics Onboard Trainer (ROBoT) Session 2
Extravevular Extraction (EVA)
ISS Tracking of Food (ISS FIT)
Review of Operations of the cargo ship Dragon
Stock Management System Conference (19459005)
GREAT BEGINNING. End copying data from camcorder
Micropurification Unit Regeneration Unit (PMU) Ф2 (Finish)
Task List Complete Activities:
None
Ground Activities:
All activities are complete unless otherwise indicated. ] PCPA UPA Pumpdown
Dragon Cargo Conference
JEMRMS File Transfer and Payment
Three Day Look:
Saturday, 06/30: Weekly Housekeeping, Crew
Sunday, 07/01: Dragon Rendezvous Conference, Crew on duty
Monday, 07/02: Dragon Capture, Hall Equipment, MICS Ops, RIF CIRL BTL R & R, MagVector Sample Change, Configuration MICRO12 SABL [19659003] QUICK ISS Status – Environmental Control Group:
Component – State
Elektron – On
Vozdukh – Manual
[СКВ] 1 – SM Air Conditioner System ("SKV1") – Off
[СКВ] 2 – Air Conditioner System SM ("SKV2") – The
Carbon Dioxide Removal Laboratory (CDRA) – Operate
Carbon Dioxide Removal Assembly (CDRA) Node 3 – Standby
Main Analyzer (MCA) Lab – Works
Node of the main analyzer pal (MCA) 3 – Idle
Oxygen Generator (OGA) – Process
UPA) – Pending
Contaminant Control Laboratory (TCCS) – Complete
Contaminant Control System in trace (TCCS) Node 3-
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