Author Topic: LIVE: Soyuz-FG launch with Soyuz TMA-03M And Docking - Dec 21/23, 2011  (Read 177796 times)

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Re: LIVE: Soyuz-FG launch with Soyuz TMA-03M - December 21, 2011
« Reply #260 on: 12/21/2011 05:41 pm »
Lighthouse in Noordwijk, in honor of Andre's launch
(notice the soyuz projected on it)

Nice touch! That is where ESTEC resides.

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Re: LIVE: Soyuz-FG launch with Soyuz TMA-03M - December 21, 2011
« Reply #261 on: 12/21/2011 08:20 pm »
Oleg used his pen to demonstrate, keeping it simple :)


My kind of mission. No frills, just science and thrills.  ;D
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Online Chris Bergin

Realigned the thread for docking coverage.

NTV docking coverage begins at 8:45am Central.
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Docking coverage has started. nevermind, it was pre-recorded footage. I got confused by the wrong docking time advertised on the page 17 of this thread, here http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=25257.msg842171#msg842171
« Last Edit: 12/23/2011 12:01 pm by mtakala24 »

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I'm confused.  I thought I saw it documented upside down and sideways that docking was supposed to be happening right now, Friday at 8:45am ET (13:45 GMT), not tomorrow as just stated on NTV.  Did something change?  It seems like they delayed it one day, but I see no mention here of it ...

EDIT:  I now see a 15:23 GMT docking time stated in several sources.  Still don't know why it changed.  The commentary on NASA TV right now is a REPEAT of yesterday's daily ISS hour.  Hence the confusing references to docking tomorrow.  The NASA TV schedule does indeed show docking coverage starting at 9:45am ET, thanks Mapperuo.

Either way, I'll be glad to see it get docked, as we've just had another Soyuz launch failure ...
« Last Edit: 12/23/2011 01:03 pm by ChrisC »
PSA #1: EST does NOT mean "Eastern Time".  Use "Eastern" or "ET" instead, all year round, and avoid this common error.  Google "EST vs EDT".
PSA #2: It's and its: know the difference and quietly impress grammar pedants.  Google "angry flower its" .

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NASA TV coverage shows starting 1 hour from now.
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Under an hour to docking. Coverage in 30 mins.
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Here we go.
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That's some very interesting music, Russian?
<----First launch of DISCOVERY, STS-41D!!!!

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Rob Navias, who else:
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Nominal rendezvous so far.
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Flyaround in 12 mins.
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ISS Tally Ho! (Would have been earlier, but per our coverage....)
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2.5 km distance.
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« Last Edit: 12/23/2011 01:53 pm by Satori »

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