All stations via the AOS, good to proceed with the Chris 135 activity as a first track is in the window. So this week we are simulating the instrument activation timeline. We have four weather instruments on board, the JPSS satellite, and we're practicing turning on each one of them. My name is Tammy Baker, and I'm a member of the Mission Off Support Team, which we call the most. Today I'm here at the Mission rehearsal, evaluating the team to make sure that they're ready for the launch in 41 days. This week is special because we're also inserting some anomalies. It's likely that something will not go right once we're on orbit, so we're breaking some components and seeing how the team responds. For instance, yesterday we saw voltages suddenly go to zero, and so the team did some analysis to figure out which component of the instrument had gone bad. And thankfully we have redundant components for almost everything, and we can switch over to the other side and then continue the mission. You need to practice complete, select complete to be zero three. Alright, so we're powering on a part of the Chris instrument, and it's just part of the many steps of getting the instrument up and working. So we successfully powered on the Chris's IFM into the expected configuration.