Quote from: Chris Bergin on 07/10/2011 10:09 pmNO Focused Inspection required passed on to the crew! Final determination by the MMT tomorrow (but that'll be peer review), she's a clean lady.Great news!!! BTW, Button blew it at Silverstone, not a good day for Lewis either
NO Focused Inspection required passed on to the crew! Final determination by the MMT tomorrow (but that'll be peer review), she's a clean lady.
Quote from: NavySpaceFan on 07/10/2011 10:28 pmQuote from: Chris Bergin on 07/10/2011 10:09 pmNO Focused Inspection required passed on to the crew! Final determination by the MMT tomorrow (but that'll be peer review), she's a clean lady.Great news!!! BTW, Button blew it at Silverstone, not a good day for Lewis either No, Button was doing fine except at his last pit stop they forgot to put his right front wheel on properly with a wheel nut ! Hamilton was also doing fine until the team realized they had underfueled his car and he had to purposely slow down for the last 20 laps ! Both were in with a shot of the podium. The team principal was so embarrassed by this general team incompetence he gave no TV interviews after.
Crew in pre sleep.Reminder of the latest article:http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2011/07/sts-135-atlantis-docks-iss-wleids-review-rcc-panels/
The one site I thought would be safe and F1-spoiler-free...
Was looking through the HD downlink the ISS sent down. ...
Quote from: Mapperuo on 07/11/2011 01:39 amWas looking through the HD downlink the ISS sent down. ...I had a chance to see the HD of liftoff with the ET camera view and had never before noticed a 'Brocken Spectre' on the clouds around the shadow of the Orbiter. Also called a 'glory', it's a bright halo which often surrounds an observer's shadow on fog or clouds below him as viewed from a mountain. Cause -- retroreflection of the sun from water droplets. Since I got a HD TV and have access to the HDNET channel, I've been marveling at what details were hitherto not noticeable in the old super-spectacular scenes.
Btw, just wondering what the arc of numbers (towards bottom right) from the shuttle's PMA are?Image from: http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=25915.msg771283#msg771283
Biomedical flight controller team