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Flight Day 4 (November 22 CST)
Doi and Scott check the EMUs
Doi checks the EMU

Today's wake up call music was "Ginga Shounen Tai" (Galaxy Boys) for mission specalist Takao Doi. The STS-87 Crew began the fourth day on orbit with the music at Nov. 22, 9:56 a.m. CST. Today mission managers and experts in various flight control areas were meeting to formulate a plan for retrieval of the Spartan science satellite following the apparent failure of its attitude control system to activate.
After breakfast, the plans called for the crew to maintain the orbiter's distance to protect plans to rendezvous with the spacecraft on Monday to retrieve it either by mechanical arm or manually as part of a spacewalk by mission specialists Winston Scott and Takao Doi.
Then Winston Scott and Takao Doi checked out the Extravehicular Mobility Unit or spacesuits, and tools that will be used for Monday's spacewalk and conducted the Middeck Glovebox experiment.
After lunch, Dr. Doi participated in the interview of NBC of USA with other crew and he answered in Japanese for Japanese, "Everybody, we are working very hard in space, also having fun watching the earth and playing in the micro-gravity condition."

Doi checks the EMU Scott checks the EMU Doi checks the EVA tool
NBC interview

 


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Last Updated : November 27, 1997


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