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id="thebody" style="defaultCaption">Mike
Massimino: What are you guys doing?Ken
Ham: Thanks for coming out to the vacuum chamber with us.MM:
Oh, it's my pleasure to be here.
I don't- I don't want to interrupt you because I know you guys are very busy.<p begin="00:00:18.166"
end="00:00:21.966">KH: That's okay.
We got some time today.
[INAUDIBLE] Right?MM: But let me interrupt.<p
begin="00:00:20.300" end="00:00:26.866">MM: So, that's a real space suit, isn't it?
Is that the one Mike?
Is that the one you're going to use or is that a-Mike
Good: No.
This is just one that- that we use here in the chamber.
My space suit is actually up on the station.MM:
So, you just put- this is a- this one that is Class One?
So it's-MG: Correct.
It is.
MM: What are you doing with that?
Steve Bowen: What?Garrett
Reisman: I must make them-MM: You make them nervous?<p
begin="00:00:56.300" end="00:01:02.633">GR: I was supposed to be outside doing this space
log but I cheat sometimes.
Hey Peirs.GR: Peirs, you're- did you say you're ready?<p
begin="00:01:05.866" end="00:01:08.133">Speaker: Peirs.GR:
Peirs, you ready?MM: He's sleeping over
there.GR: Wake him up.Piers
Sellers: Go away.MM: So, you're pretending
like you're in a space walk right now?GR:
Doesn't it look like I'm in a space walk right now?
Are you kidding?SB: You can't tell?<p
begin="00:01:28.633" end="00:01:32.700">GR: Hey, look, look.
Actually look on the screen.
See?
That's me.SB: See, he's moving.<p begin="00:01:31.366"
end="00:01:34.366">GR: That's me.
That's my- PS: How does it look?<p begin="00:01:33.466"
end="00:01:37.866">GR: It relatively looks good, Piers.
Keep- continue.PS: [INAUDIBLE].<p
begin="00:01:38.166" end="00:01:41.000">GR: This is my avatar.
MM: This is your- [LAUGHTER].<p begin="00:01:43.066"
end="00:01:45.600">MM: Well, there's your patch.GR:
Yeah.
SB: Okay.
I've got with it Garret and I'm fixing it up.
Move forward.GR: Okay.
Just a little bit more.SB: Okay.
I'm heading back a little bit more and I can see it clearer now.<p begin="00:02:03.900"
end="00:02:11.866">GR: Okay.
That's good enough.
Okay.
You're clear and you can swing it out over the goal post and [INAUDIBLE].<p begin="00:02:11.133"
end="00:02:17.366">SB: Alright.
On the left and tell me when to stop.
I'll get you a clearer position out here.GR:
Okay Steve.
That looks pretty good.
Right there.SB: Alright.
I'll hold it right here so you can come here.GR:
Maybe a little bit more to the left.SB:
How's that?GR: Okay.
That's better.MM: So, what happened with
this patch?GR: So, I had this little design competition and-<p
begin="00:02:36.966" end="00:02:39.400">MM: You did?GR:
Yeah.MM: Did you give a prize out?<p begin="00:02:39.833"
end="00:02:42.266">GR: Yes.MM: You did?<p begin="00:02:41.666"
end="00:02:47.966">GR: I- it was a hearty handshake.SB:
Yeah.
It went to a lot of people actually.GR:
I- we had a lot of responses.
They were pretty cool.SB: Because I sent out
stuff and everybody else sent out to their friends.MM:
Okay.GR: Yeah.
We sent it to a lot of people.GR: Basically people that
weren't even friends, kind of just acquaintances.
I don't know why you didn't get one.MM:
Right?MM: Yeah.
I guess you didn't send it to enemies.SB:
You were busy.MM: Yeah.<p begin="00:03:02.900"
end="00:03:05.300">SB: Doing your tour.GR:
So anyway.
So, we got some great ideas and we had- there was a crew we got together and kind of voted
on the,.
Narrowed it down and we finally picked- we ended up with two that we really liked.<p
begin="00:03:13.700" end="00:03:22.866">GR: That has a lot of similarities and basically
they both had the setting sun on a horizon and we thought that was a pretty good motif.<p
begin="00:03:21.733" end="00:03:24.700">MM: Ah.
Very nice.GR: So what the patch represents is it's Atlantis
flying what could be her last mission.MM:
Okay.GR: And she's flying off into the- into the sunset.<p
begin="00:03:30.966" end="00:03:33.933">MM: Oh, wow.MM:
Let me see there.
Okay.GR: And-MM:
And?GR: Well, you know, that's kind of depressing.<p
begin="00:03:39.900" end="00:03:42.266">MM: Yeah.GR:
So we wanted to make it a little more positive-MM:
Right.GR: So that- you know, it all depends on how you
look at it.
It could be flying off into the sunrise.
So-MM: Into the sunrise.
I like that better.GR: So, it also could represent
the dawn of a new module which is our payload that MRM 1 module-<p begin="00:03:58.066"
end="00:04:05.233">MM: Just a new module or a new era?
I thought you were going to say, like, the dawn of- I was expecting a little more actually.<p
begin="00:04:03.100" end="00:04:06.100">SB: The Age of Aquarius?<p begin="00:04:03.366"
end="00:04:07.300">MM: But okay.
A new module.SB: On Broadway, right?<p begin="00:04:05.500"
end="00:04:10.066">MM: The dawn- the dawn of a new crescent wrench.<p begin="00:04:06.533"
end="00:04:10.733">SB: The dawn and- and-GR:
And this new module that we're bringing up there.
It's a Russian module.
MM: Right.GR:
And it's name is Rassvet.
Say- say that.MM: Which means the dawn.<p
begin="00:04:16.866" end="00:04:20.633">GR: Yeah.
The dawn.