UFOs Spacewalk Thermal Evaluation

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Very nice, really good, Miss Giaga. It's nice. I want to Canadian Army, though we plug our northern planet. That's right. That's true. You and Giaga, they're 1 hundred set inside on the front meter. They're going to wiggle too, but they're out there. Now, he's going to take this, too. Here, covered. Discovery is currently scurting the western coast of Central America as Mike Foal and Bernard Harris began the thermal evaluation portion of their spacewalk. This particular activity actually has very little activity in it for the spacewalking astronauts. This exercise requires them to remain as still as they can without performing any work or anything. Besides watching as the earth rolls by to allow, so that they don't generate any body heat. Basically, our objective here is to see how cold they get, especially how cold their hands get when they're put in a very cold place in a very passive position. Thank you, Mr. Magic. This is a very important evaluation for our space suit designers. The arm is currently in the correct position for this thermal evaluation in the breaks are on, so it will hold here for 15 to 20 or so minutes as Bernard Harris and Michael Foal conduct this thermal evaluation. Once again, we are getting quantitative data from the temperature sensors inside the gloves of the two spacewalking astronauts and temperature information that it will be used for comparison of the space environment.