00:00Once the two spacewalkers do come into the field of view,
00:04Artemiev will be wearing the suit with the red stripes as EV1,
00:08extravehicular crew member number one.
00:10Christopher Reddy wearing the suit with the blue stripes as EV2.
00:34When you're ready, and have a moment, please turn on the sublimator.
00:44We'll have Samantha turn on the sublimator first.
00:50Okay, Samantha, turn to me, open the visor.
00:54And I'm also working with the satellites.
00:57One more.
00:59One more.
00:59Samantha, we have started receiving video from your helmet camera as well.
01:05That's excellent news.
01:08And the helmet camera view from Samantha Christopher Reddy's helmet camera
01:13as she prepares the so-called bundles that are housing the 10 nanosatellites
01:21that will be deployed sequentially one after the other, part of a radio technology experiment.
01:27You have kit number two, right?
01:29Yes.
01:30Confirmed.
01:30Those satellites, about one pound apiece, measuring sewing between the Russian flight control team
01:36and Christopher Reddy and Artemiev, who are setting up shop for their spacewalk today.
01:43So we'll know and that we can verify the activation by the LED lights.
01:49Well, we have so many cameras.
01:51It's just a lot of reporting.
01:53Okay.
01:57Oleg, we have started receiving an image from your camera, from your helmet camera.
02:04Oleg and Samantha, we are not receiving the image from your camera yet.
02:07We copy.
02:12One end of the fish stringer is attached, and the second side of the fish stringer I am re-hooking.
02:24Our first view from the helmet camera of Oleg Artemiev, the Expedition 67 commander,
02:32as he begins work to prepare for the installation of an adapter for the European robotic arm
02:39on the Poisk module on a base point, as it is called, essentially a grapple fixture
02:44in advance of a future Russian spacewalk, in which that adapter will be used as part of the work
02:51to relocate the Naoka multipurpose laboratory module airlock.
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