Alright, got the waste filter on the... ...erlo-hand drill. And I got that, Ferrell. So the International Space Station just crossed the Terminator line fully into an orbital daytime. Should provide a pretty spectacular view for these two as they translate to their first work sites. Alex, as you're moving up towards the front face, just a caution for you. Just avoid contact with a TUS real cable. W. Hey wheels. Go ahead. Go ahead. The M-O-V-D-S-3-G-8. 0 on the C-2-R-L-Q-0. Okay, I'll just translate on people after the C-D-R. This is already nicely positioned, I guess. Just to try to keep you up with everything. So, why's me mentioning the red? It's a retractable equipment tether. I could possibly go to the nature handrail, but even that's a little tight. To the native part of that handrail, I mean... ...checking reach and buy. Stop it. I don't think I have to. The width standing for a work site interface, it's going to assist a GURS and setting up this portable foot restraint onto the stations or a bodyguard. Okay, wheels. I'm going to put a wrap on the front flap of this. And then I'll bring the red around to the back of the shroud up the other works. That's right with you. Yeah, we're good with that. O-V-D-GURS has the pump module. He's reorienting it. The 180 degrees, so it's in the proper configuration for installation. Once he arrives at the external storage platform, which is going to be his next stop on the end of this space station robotic arm. Towards the right corner, you can see the empty M.O.I. tent primed and prepped for the arrival of this pump module. I'm getting with you in the M.O.I. tent right now. About 80% of it, and that looks so good. The GURS repositioning his hands on the pump module getting to the bottom or the native, the earth facing side of it. He's going to need to get on that angle in order to help guide it in. Very good to see down. Read wise when getting positioned himself to help call out commands to Wilmore as they get ready to move the pump module in. It's not ready for next stop. So I'm one meter to go. Okay. Yes, there's a U.S. lap behind me. That's why I think it goes no further. I think I'll be ready to work on body position, but give me the settings. And that was four turns wheels, and it looks both space and three. I can turn it with my hand, so that looks good. Okay, nice work. Copy that. That's the work, Wilmore. Okay, there are complete to the act. Now we're going to take you to Zena. Here we go. Everything going by the book, not tracking any issues. Still have to unlock the pantilt mechanism on the camera itself. Following that, it will be able to back off on the space station robotic arm. This will be his last task on the robotic arm. So Reed Wiseman in place now over at the mobile transporter getting ready to install the relay assembly. We have the bag right on the death base. Perfect. Thanks. I'm showing about a meter and a half, you agree? Just remind me, this is flying to the other GPA, right? I had a quick view of the dragon spacecraft there. You can see it on the top left corner here, right next to it, the robotic arm in its park position. The burst is going to head back to the airlock and show the bag with the failed CP-13 camera port 13 light in it.