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  1. GMT252/23:42:We’re preparing the orbiter for return–setting up seats, pulling out suits.Weather’s iffy @ KSC, but we’ll b home soon!#onorbit 7:44 PM Sep 9th, 2009 from web
  2. GMT251/06:00: Winding down for the night – now with another great crew. Undocking tomorrow. .#onorbit 4:11 AM Sep 8th, 2009 from web
  3. GMT251/02:00: Closed the hatch & I’m on the shuttle w/ my former crewmates on the other side. Sad to go but good to be heading home.#onorbit 3:09 AM Sep 8th, 2009 from web
  4. GMT245/06:30: Danny and Nicole did a great job on their spacewalk and most importantly got back inside safely. #onorbit 8:27 AM Sep 2nd, 2009 from web
  5. GMT245/02:00: Kevin and Bob have been flying the station robotic arm with both Nicole and an ammonia tank on the end. #onorbit 8:27 AM Sep 2nd, 2009 from web
  6. GMT244/21:55: Jose and I just finished helping Danny and Nicole go out the hatch on their spacewalk. #onorbit 8:26 AM Sep 2nd, 2009 from web
  7. GMT242/09:40: Shuttle docks tomorrow – continuing our sleep shift, so it’s bedtime… 7:41 AM Aug 30th, 2009 from web
  8. GMT241/17:00: We’re sleep shifting to align with the shuttle mission, so we’ll be waking up at 23:30. Time to go to bed!! 8:27 PM Aug 29th, 2009 from web
  9. GMT241/04:00: Shuttle launched! Time to finish packing and get to work with the STS-128 crew! 7:44 PM Aug 29th, 2009 from web
  10. GMT240/19:01: If STS-128 isn’t able to launch this time, they have 2 more opportunities before delaying until October. 8:33 PM Aug 28th, 2009 from web
  11. GMT240/19:00: We’ll be getting up early to hopefully watch STS-128 launch tomorrow morning. 8:33 PM Aug 28th, 2009 from web
  12. GMT240/13:00: We made a video today discussing life on station. 6:49 PM Aug 28th, 2009 from web
  13. GMT239/19:00: Mike and I worked on an experiment called SPHERES with 3 mini satellites that fly together inside station. 7:13 AM Aug 28th, 2009 from web
  14. GMT237/22:00: Took a lot of photos today – Western US, Mexico, South America, Africa, Madagascar, and Brooklyn, NY. 8:17 PM Aug 25th, 2009 from web
  15. GMT237/05:40: The space shuttle launch was scrubbed for weather – we’ll see how it goes tomorrow morning! 8:33 AM Aug 25th, 2009 from web
  16. GMT236/22:00: We found out that STS-128 received a “go” to fuel the external tank. We’ll get up early for the launch! 9:54 PM Aug 24th, 2009 from web
  17. GMT236/17:00: Spent the afternoon removing burned out lights on station. We’ll take the lights out of 17A’s logistic module when it comes. 7:24 PM Aug 24th, 2009 from web
  18. 233/10:00: We have a monthly physical fitness test on the stationary bike – just finished. We hook up an ECG and heart rate monitor. 7:26 PM Aug 23rd, 2009 from web
  19. GMT232/18:30: I talked with KIPP school students in Houston on Ham radio and answered their questions – smart kids!! 7:09 PM Aug 23rd, 2009 from web
  20. GMT232/14:00: All is looking good for STS-128. We had a video conference with their planning team to review the plan. 6:04 PM Aug 23rd, 2009 from web
  • Name Col. Tim Kopra
  • Location International Space Station
  • Web http://www.goarmy...
  • Bio U.S. Army Astronaut, International Space Station Expedition 20 (STS-127). Ask me what it’s like to be Army Strong from the Space Station at goarmy.com/space.
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