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id="thebody" style="defaultCaption">Mike
Massimino: What's going on here, guys?Speaker
1: No cooling today.Speaker 2: Just getting
ready.MM: What are you doing?
What are you guys doing?S1: We're just watching
everybody else dress.Speaker 3: Watching.<p
begin="00:00:30.666" end="00:00:35.533">MM: All right.
You guys are going to get these guys dressed for- what are you doing today, post-insertion?<p
begin="00:00:34.733" end="00:00:38.333">Steve Lindsey: Are we doing post-insertion?<p
begin="00:00:35.133" end="00:00:41.833">MM: What was that?
Sorry, I asked the wrong guy.
I asked the commander.SL: Why would I know?<p
begin="00:00:42.166" end="00:00:45.033">S1: Yeah, I think we're doing post-insertion.<p
begin="00:00:43.100" end="00:00:47.400">MM: Didn't you guys just do this a couple months
ago?SL: Actually, a couple of weeks ago.<p begin="00:00:48.000"
end="00:00:55.600">MM: A couple weeks ago.
All right, okay.
Okay, all right.SL: Now we have a new a
guest crew member, and so we're going to go practice it again.
So-MM: All right.
All right.
And this time, you guys are serious about launching, you think, Steve?
Or what- what's the story?SL: Well, you know, we
were serious last time.
But-MM: Yeah, all right.
Came really close.SL: We came really close.
We got within a single day of doing it, so-SL:
But- so, now we're going to go try to keep that-Nicole
Stott: That morning.MM: Yeah.
The voice that comes from the ladies room.SL:
The morning of the-MM: Yeah.
I was-NS: In the shower, we're going.<p begin="00:01:19.966"
end="00:01:24.000">SL: Sounds like a little anger coming out.<p begin="00:01:23.233"
end="00:01:28.533">MM: So, Nicole, it was just a couple hours last time, right?
How close were you?NS: Yeah.
I mean, literally.
We got up in the morning.
I think I- you know, I was all excited.
Got up, got- I had got in the shower- by the time I got out of the shower, I got a [INAUDIBLE].<p
begin="00:01:35.033" end="00:01:42.066">MM: Whoa.
Sorry, I hit- dropped the camera.
Sorry about that.NS: Phone calls- we're
scrubbed.MM: So, you were getting ready to-<p begin="00:01:44.000"
end="00:01:47.766">NS: Yeah.MM: You thought you woke
up that morning to launch in space.NS:
I thought we were going.
Yeah.MM: And did you have breakfast yet?
Did you get out of the room yet?NS: No, no.
It was like-MM: You just got up and showered.
You didn't go in your little PJs over to see what was going on?<p begin="00:01:53.333"
end="00:02:02.133">NS: Yeah, literally.
No, I hadn't gone over to the- no, no.
But, oh, well.MM: All right.
And little did you know, it would take a few more months.NS:
It's okay.
When it's ready, we'll go.MM: Yeah, you don't want
to rush these things.
You know?
Space will-NS: You know, training's fun, too.<p begin="00:02:08.533"
end="00:02:10.333">MM: What's that?NS:
Training's fun, too.MM: Yeah, training's fun.
And space will still be there.MM: So Steve, I was thinking,
you were under your- you were on STS-132, now STS-133.
This the first time we've had a guy on, like, two flights consecutively?<p begin="00:02:22.066"
end="00:02:26.400">MM: I think it is.
You don't know?NS: Except the flight that
repeated.MM: What's that?Alvin
Drew: [INAUDIBLE] Consecutive numbers.MM:
Who was that, that did-AD: But she did them in
reverse order, I think.SB: 121, 120.<p begin="00:02:34.900"
end="00:02:39.800">MM: Who did that?
Oh, okay.
But it wasn't two consecutive flights.AD:
Stephanie.SB: Right.MM:
All right.
He's got to be the first time, don't you think?
I think it is.AD: Probably so.<p
begin="00:02:44.433" end="00:02:48.466">MM: I think it is.<p begin="00:02:45.400"
end="00:02:49.333">Mike Barratt: It is.MM:
No, it wasn't two in row for [INAUDIBLE].
No, there was a couple in between.MB: Wasn't in a row, right?
No, he's [INAUDIBLE].SB: [INAUDIBLE] Thirteen
or something.
I don't know.MM: And you guys are on Discovery, right?<p
begin="00:02:58.766" end="00:03:01.300">SB: Yes, we are.MB:
Yeah, flagship.MM: So, that's going to
be-MM: So, has there been any hazing of Steve?
Being part of the crew now?MB: Not yet.<p begin="00:03:04.233"
end="00:03:06.900">NS: Not that I know of.MM:
Then we haven't done anything to him?MB:
Yeah, it's only when he least expects it.MM:
Is there any- is there- is there any traditions you've had to get used to with this crew?<p
begin="00:03:14.100" end="00:03:16.666">NS: We're nice.SB:
[INAUDIBLE].
Well-MM: As opposed to your last crew?
Is- they're nice.
I'm not- I'm not used to not fighting.SB:
You met those guys.
Well, they never fought, but they were-MM:
No- yeah.MB: He hasn't moved in with us yet, just to make
that point.MM: He's not- you're not in the same office with
them yet?MB: Not in the same office yet.<p begin="00:03:32.200"
end="00:03:38.700">SB: Not yet.
Not yet.
Because it gets- with the Internet, they can't move anything in less than four months.<p
begin="00:03:34.866" end="00:03:42.333">S1: We're trying to move him in, but he doesn't
want to.
I think he's protecting his options for those other flights.<p begin="00:03:41.200"
end="00:03:44.200">MM: He doesn't want to commit?S1:
He doesn't want to commit.MM: Do you get your own
harness, Steve?
Or you got to fit into- to Tim's?
Is it like hand me downs, or are you able to get- able to get your own clothes?<p
begin="00:03:52.100" end="00:03:55.133">SB: I get my own clothes, fortunately.<p begin="00:03:53.500"
end="00:03:59.366">MM: That's good.
Do you get to pick out your own menu or do you got to eat his food?<p begin="00:03:57.766"
end="00:04:03.566">SB: I'm eating his food.
Oh, yeah.
It's food.MM: Really?
You didn't care?
That was fine.SB: It's food.
All sorts of things- I don't know.Speaker 5: What flight
is this for you?SB: I'm not going to starve
to death.MM: Steve, you got to- you- you must be pretty
excited about getting to go again.SB: Yeah, but I'm also
pretty busy about it, too.MM: Also pretty busy?
What- what- because you got- so, it's really rushed, because you got to catch up with everything.<p
begin="00:04:17.800" end="00:04:20.066">SB: Yeah, we got to catch up.<p begin="00:04:18.400"
end="00:04:20.833">MM: Yeah.SB: Get the head back into
the game, sort of.MM: Right.
Because it's not all just fun and games.
You guys got how many space walks?SB: No.
Just two.MM: Two space walks.<p begin="00:04:27.566"
end="00:04:29.900">SB: Yeah.MM: And it's you and Alvin.<p
begin="00:04:29.666" end="00:04:32.066">SB: Yeah.MM:
All right.
And where are you for launch?
Are you going to mid deck, or are you upstairs?SB:
I'm down here in the mid deck.MM: Okay.
So, does any of that stuff change for you guys, who was sitting where?
Or, is it all the same?SB: Well, Alvin- you shared
with these guys.
That's why he's now got to get-MM: Oh, Tim was MS2, right?<p
begin="00:04:44.566" end="00:04:47.633">SB: Huh [sic]?
Yeah.AD: Tim was MS2.MM:
So, you guys are splitting that up?SB:
No, he's- he's- Al picked him out, but-AD:
I'm not [INAUDIBLE].
It was [INAUDIBLE].MM: I guess that's what
I meant.
It was Al.SB: Now, they're both staying on the flight deck,
which is why he's got to his head in that part of the game.
So, he's alleviated maybe a part of the head, so- we got a lot of stuff to do.<p begin="00:05:02.066"
end="00:05:06.200">MM: So, it's a big- so, it's a big switch for everybody.<p begin="00:05:04.933"
end="00:05:09.000">AD: It's been a busy- I mean, how much business you have-<p begin="00:05:05.433"
end="00:05:08.333">SB: Last night, we [INAUDIBLE].MM:
Okay, so- so Tim was- Tim was an EVA guy and you're going to do that job.<p begin="00:05:08.433"
end="00:05:10.933">AD: Yeah, Tim-SB: Yeah, picking up the
EVA side of it.MM: He was also your MS-
your flight engineer on- for launch and landing.AD:
Our primary flight engineer.MM: And now, who's picking-
you're picking up for-AD: Acid- I'll be MS2,
the primary flight engineer for entry and Nicole will be the primary flight engineer
for this.
We are both sitting MS1 during the super- super channel.<p begin="00:05:26.400"
end="00:05:31.533">MM: So, you're- okay.
So, you're just going to swap?AD: So, we're just- we
both moved to the left [INAUDIBLE].MM:
Moved to the left for that- for that part of the flight-<p begin="00:05:33.000"
end="00:05:36.233">AD: Yeah, that part of the flight, yeah.<p begin="00:05:34.266"
end="00:05:39.600">MM: And then, the other person's going to move from upstairs- from
downstairs, upstairs.AD: Yeah.
Upstairs, yes.MM: Okay.
What else?
Do you have anything- if you guys got to go, go.
You all right here for a second?SB: No, we're [INAUDIBLE].<p
begin="00:05:41.100" end="00:05:44.366">AD: No, because [INAUDIBLE].<p begin="00:05:41.733"
end="00:05:47.366">MM: What else- what else is- what else is swapped around for you guys?<p
begin="00:05:43.600" end="00:05:48.733">AD: [INAUDIBLE] To work.
He was working the station arm [INAUDIBLE].MM:
Okay.
You know how to do that?
They got-SB: No, they took me off of that section.
Instead, it was the EVA.AD: It'll be- it'll be-
Katie Coleman will take up a lot of that.
That's- that's-MM: So, Katie who's up
there- now, she knows how to work that thing.
So, that's good.AD: If she can reel in
an HGV, she should be able to handle everything else.MM:
Okay, that's cool.
Is she going to be for your EVAs as well, moving you around?
Or, is- or, you don't use the arm for your EVAs?SB:
That's right.
She did that this morning.AD: Mike Barratt will be
doing that.MM: Oh, he was going to do that anyway, probably.<p
begin="00:06:05.733" end="00:06:08.200">AD: Yeah.MM:
Okay.
All right.
So, it affects everybody.
It's not just-AD: Everybody gets moved.<p
begin="00:06:11.000" end="00:06:18.800">MM: It's not- not you just replacing Tim, it's-
it's reshuffling the duties so that you can get- yeah.
Right.SB: No.
No, no, no, no.
No. AD: Lot of ripples.<p begin="00:06:15.266"
end="00:06:18.000">SB: A lot of ripples.MM:
Interesting.
Did you tell your family about this, Steve?
Do they know you're going in space again?SB:
They somehow found out.
[INAUDIBLE].MM: What's your role going to be in post-insertion?
Are you just going to be- so, who's downstairs, now?
You and- and Mike.MM: Right.
All right.
He's running- okay.
So, you'll be helping him out.SB: And Mike.
And Mike's running the- the deck, so he's the one that tells me-<p begin="00:06:36.500"
end="00:06:46.000">SB: I get to turn on the toilet again.
So- which may be, you know, my greatest claim to fame- is that video you made last time
of me.MM: Yes, with the toilet video.<p begin="00:06:46.266"
end="00:06:50.866">SB: Yeah, actually, that's- little kids know that swirl.<p begin="00:06:49.200"
end="00:06:51.600">MM: You're the toilet man.SB:
Yeah.MM: So, but you're going to get to- to turn on
this toilet again?SB: Yes, yes.
It's very important.MM: All right.
All right.
Okay, so you'll do that and lots of other things to get the spaceship going?<p begin="00:06:56.633"
end="00:07:00.100">SB: Yeah.MM: How about the EVAs?
Are these EVAs similar to what you've done before?
Or, is this like a whole new-SB: It's all now, it's
all- you know, as you know, this is all- skills are skills- SB:
So, I think that being freshly updated on all those skills- working in EVA since I got
back, it was-SB: That aspect of it allowed me to pick it up,
because I- I've actually reviewed the procedures a bit.MM:
Yeah, you were a EVA- so, you're an EVA branch team, because you're a head space walker.<p
begin="00:07:26.733" end="00:07:29.300">SB: Yeah.MM:
You're, like, the head space walker and you came [INAUDIBLE].<p begin="00:07:28.200"
end="00:07:38.033">SB: Which is ironic when you look around the office and look at all
the experience that they have.
It's- that's- you know, we all juggle, So-MM:
Yeah.
Well, you're the right guy for the job.
Yeah, you're the right guy for the job.SB:
And- so, I was at least familiar with what they were doing and- then, running through
it in BR lab-SB: Steve doesn't want to push a lot of NBL roads,
because, you know, it's tough on your body getting in and out of the suit all the time.<p
begin="00:07:52.000" end="00:07:54.800">MM: Yeah, you don't want to overdo it.
Right.SB: So, you don't want to overdo that.
So, we used to BR lab, which helped a lot.
So, Friday- tomorrow- because tomorrow's Friday.
I don't even know what day of the week it is anymore.SB:
Tomorrow we start our first NBL road on EVA one.
We'll run through that.
I think that'll helped me on-SB: EVA one and two because
I'll get to calm down with Mike.
We'll get the tasking sort of laid out.
I understand how, you know, Al talks.
SB: And then, we'll run through those tasks and
then we'll see how- and next week, we do EVA two.MM:
Have you had an NBL run yet with these guys?SB:
Not yet, no.MM: So, this'll be- how many are you going to
get?SB: Four scheduled, right now.<p begin="00:08:27.866"
end="00:08:36.633">MM: So, two on each.
So, you'll get two- two and two.
Okay.
You and Al both.
Al- it's- it's one- it's just one team, right?SB:
Me and Al.
Yeah, one team, which helps in the airlock a lot.
A lot of juggling- a lot of the juggling in between-SB:
No, it'll be good.
Tim- Tim and Al had a great plan laid out.
I'm not changing a word.MM: Right.<p begin="00:08:44.933"
end="00:08:49.300">SB: They're just going to change the name at the top and we're going
to go.MM: Right, okay.
Well, that makes sense.SB: Yeah.
They do all the hard work.
I get to go have all the fun.MM: Yeah, I think you'll
be working too.
I mean, it's fun, but it's-SB: Yeah, yeah.
It's a different sort of work.
Grinding- grinding through the procedures is- that's- that's hard work.
You ready?
All right, I got to go.MM: All right, man.
Good luck.
Thanks for talking with us.