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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #40 on: 11/21/2016 01:48 am »
Both Bartolomeo and Bishop are vying for the SpX-19 and initial Dragon V2 for a ride. Bishop appears to be gaining ground to officially take the SpX-19 slot from Bartolomeo as SpX-19 cargo is marked for US payloads first then other member nations second.

Regarding Dragon 2 Demos, how does payload contracting work? They're just "milestones", right? So does that mean NASA automatically gets cargo slots on those missions, or would it require a separate contract/agreement with SpaceX ultimately retaining ability to carry whatever it wants? Do American payloads still have priority?
I dont have an answer to how that would work. I was merely restating what I've heard and what Airbus DS has said so far.

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #41 on: 02/13/2017 02:43 pm »
Some ISS Crew schedule 2017-2019 as of Jan.26, 2017 from Space Shuttle Almanac
https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/830005295774511107


CCP:
Dragon-2 (DM-1) - unmanned demo mission - still November 2017
Dragon-2 (OM-1) - (operational mission 1 - not Demo-2 ??) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen May 2018 - Eric A. Boe and Sunita L. Williams
Boeing-1 (CST-100 OFT-1) - unmanned demo mission - June 2018
Boeing-2 (CST-100 OFT-2) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen - August 2018 - Douglas G. Hurley and Robert L. Behnken
Boeing-3 (CST-100 OM-1) - 4 crew ?? (3 NASA & 1 CSA/JAXA/ESA) - December 2018

Russian Segment:
Proton launch carrying MLM Nauka - Summer 2018

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #42 on: 02/13/2017 03:04 pm »
Some ISS Crew schedule 2017-2019 as of Jan.26, 2017 from Space Shuttle Almanac
https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/830005295774511107

CCP:
Dragon-2 (OM-1) - (operational mission 1 - not Demo-2 ??) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen May 2018 - Eric A. Boe and Sunita L. Williams

Must be a typo.
« Last Edit: 02/14/2017 02:14 pm by gongora »

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #43 on: 02/13/2017 04:15 pm »
Some ISS Crew schedule 2017-2019 as of Jan.26, 2017 from Space Shuttle Almanac
https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/830005295774511107

CCP:
Dragon-2 (OM-1) - (operational mission 1 - not Demo-2 ??) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen May 2018 - Eric A. Boe and Sunita L. Williams

Must be a typo.

Doubt it  There would have to be two matching uncaught errors.
We know that the first Dragon will be used for the in-flight abort, not the first occupied flight.
It looks like "DM-1" and "OM-1" and are not referring to "demo" vs "operational" "mission".  It could be "module" or some such vehicle identifier.  That would go with the Boeing identifiers of "OFT-1" and "OFT-2"
« Last Edit: 02/14/2017 02:15 pm by gongora »
What kind of wastrels would dump a perfectly good booster in the ocean after just one use?

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #44 on: 02/13/2017 06:06 pm »
Some ISS Crew schedule 2017-2019 as of Jan.26, 2017 from Space Shuttle Almanac
https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/830005295774511107

CCP:
Dragon-2 (OM-1) - (operational mission 1 - not Demo-2 ??) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen May 2018 - Eric A. Boe and Sunita L. Williams

Must be a typo.

Doubt it  There would have to be two matching uncaught errors.
We know that the first Dragon will be used for the in-flight abort, not the first occupied flight.
It looks like "DM-1" and "OM-1" and are not referring to "demo" vs "operational" "mission".  It could be "module" or some such vehicle identifier.  That would go with the Boeing identifiers of "OFT-1" and "OFT-2"

The FPIP chart on L2, which is dated a week earlier, shows the May 2018 mission as Demo-2 mission.

The in-flight abort test is after the DM-1 mission. It doesn't show up on this chart.
« Last Edit: 02/14/2017 02:15 pm by gongora »

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #45 on: 02/14/2017 06:54 am »
The dates in the Almanac Tweet of MS-05, 06, & 07 would be off as well with 3 crews on board beginning in December.  If 05 does indeed go through to January I would imagine 07 would launch ~10 days later.

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #46 on: 02/14/2017 02:15 pm »
Some ISS Crew schedule 2017-2019 as of Jan.26, 2017 from Space Shuttle Almanac
https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/830005295774511107
CCP:
Dragon-2 (OM-1) - (operational mission 1 - not Demo-2 ??) 2 NASA Commercial crewmen May 2018 - Eric A. Boe and Sunita L. Williams

Must be a typo.

Doubt it  There would have to be two matching uncaught errors.
We know that the first Dragon will be used for the in-flight abort, not the first occupied flight.
It looks like "DM-1" and "OM-1" and are not referring to "demo" vs "operational" "mission".  It could be "module" or some such vehicle identifier.  That would go with the Boeing identifiers of "OFT-1" and "OFT-2"

This is not an official source.  The terminology they used for the SpaceX flights is obviously wrong.

p.s.  Trimmed the image from above quotes.  We really don't need it repeated four times.

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #47 on: 05/21/2017 04:42 pm »
This isn't recent news (July 2016). But IDA-3 is now on SpaceX CRS-16. See slide 24.

https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/3-scimemi_status_of_iss.pdf

For an FPIP chart (from July 2016), see slide 2 of the same presentation.

P.S. See this link for an image of the completed IDA-3:
http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/Boeing-International-Docking-Adapter-2JRSXLJRUK24.html
« Last Edit: 04/02/2018 04:18 pm by yg1968 »

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Re: ISS FPIP Charts
« Reply #48 on: 05/21/2017 04:51 pm »
This presentation doesn't have a FPIP chart but it has a number of ISS updates:
https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/iss_2017_march_nac_update_0.pdf
« Last Edit: 05/21/2017 04:59 pm by yg1968 »

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« Last Edit: 04/02/2018 06:51 pm by yg1968 »

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