Expedition 46 preps Cygnus for unberthing, conducts life science experiments

The crew on board the International Space Station (ISS) spent the last week conducting life sciences, repairing equipment on board the orbiting lab and prepping Orbital ATK’s OA-4 Cygnus for departure late next week. Expedition 46 spent much of the past week conducting physics experiments and life science studies while continuing to pack trash inside the Deke Slayton II. The Orbital ATK cargo ship, which has been attached to the station since December, is scheduled for unberthing on Feb. 19. Additionally, Commander Scott Kelly took some time out of the week to talk with ABC and CNN about his year-long mission as well as some of his more memorable moments. More

(Source: SpaceFlight Insider - Feb 15)