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Supposed to be installed today but will now be delayed until tomorrow after a potential problem with the space suit was discovered saturday. >> it's an issue that i personal liam having that's very, very cold. >> one of the suits showed may be a sign that it got a little water into the evaporator on the back the flash evaporator says it cooled on the outside. >> reporter: the issue isn't related to what happened in july. that's when i italian astronaut nearly drowned after water leaked into his helmet. a reminder of the dangerous nature of the work being done 20 miles above earth. -- owe 220 m...

let's listen in. >> all three are still in good shape as are all of the other sims aboard the orbiter. a team of flight controllers watches over all the systems. 4:20 into the flight. "endeavour's" traveling 5500 miles per hour. altitude 63 miles traveling downrange, about 335 feet in altitude. environmental and control systems officer here reporting a good flash evaporator system reporting cooling to equipment aboard the vehicle. traveling into space on the forward flight deck is mark kelly and greg johnson. between and behind them, flight engineer -- >> to ato. rog roger. >> "endea...

External tank looking down the length of the orbiter as "atlantis" heads into orbit on its 32nd voyage into space. >> "atlantis" you are pressed to ato. >> copy and pressed to ato. >> "atlantis" can reach orbit on two engines should one fail at this point, however, all three are still in great shape. i've got a report that the flash evaporator system providing cooling to all of the systems is also operating normally as well. "atlantis" is traveling 7,700 miles per hour, 278 miles downrange, 67 miles out in altitude.

Length of the orbiter as "atlantis" heads into orbit on its 32nd voyage into space. >> reporter: "atlantis" still on course headed for its orbit. will be about 200 miles high when it reaches it. it left here five minutes ago. everything right ontrack. >> "atlantis" can reach orbit on two engines should one fail at this point. however, all three are still in great shape. we've got a report that the flash evaporator system providing cooling to all of the systems is also operating normally. "atlantis" is traveling 7700 miles per hour, 278 miles down range, 67 miles in altitude. >> reporter: movin...

Let's listen in. >> all three are still in good shape as are all of the other sims aboard the orbiter. a team of flight controllers watches over all the systems. 4:20 into the flight. "endeavour's" traveling 5500 miles per hour. altitude 63 miles traveling downrange, about 335 feet in altitude. environmental and control systems officer here reporting a good flash evaporator system reporting cooling to equipment aboard the vehicle. traveling into space on the forward flight deck is mark kelly and greg johnson. between and behind them, flight engineer -- >> to ato.