The Adapter ERA is goint to be used to move the Airlock from it's launch/stowage location on MRM-1 Rassvet and intstall it on MLM/ Nauka. The Adapter ERA is the purple part in this images from the tweet from DutchSatellites.It is also clearly visible in this image from Tweakers.net The airlock doesn't have a grapple fixture for ERA, it has a with ERA. has a FRGF (Flight Releasable Grapple Fixture) that is compatible with the STS Canadarm, Canadarm 2 and JEM RMS. The Adapter ERA allows ERA to grapple FRGF's. I think only the Adapter ERA could be seen in the video shared by Rondaz (post #1613, page 81 @4:50). Most likely I was mistaken about the Boom where ERA will be placed upon. I've no further information than the images. It could be the case that the boom has been canceled.It looks like the boom will be mounted on BTL-3. Could something smart be done here? Since ERA EE-2 seemed to have trouble making power and data connection with BTL-3. Could they replace BTL-3 directly with the Boom (or a modified version)?
I didn't said use obss I compared obss and adapter era (clearly by the explanation on the adapter, that nothing is alike) And if bringing the outfittings from rassvet os so pesky why isn't the era grapple fixture on airlock used?? For radiator also use rassvet era grapple fixture after need return this fixture to rassvet
ISS Daily Summary Report – 6/21/2022European Robotic Arm (ERA) Operations: Today by adjusting and moving the angle of the ERA arms, ERA checkout and telemetry operations were completed successfully. ERA is located on MLM and is the intended to be the primary equipment for servicing the electromechanical systems on the Russian Segment once it completes commissioning.........
Option 2:202118 - October 28 (301:00:00:32.525) – Progress MS-18 (№447) – Soyuz-2-1A (С15000-049) – Baikonur 31/6SKKO launched folded accordion style like a retracted ISS radiator. Once the nadir end of SKKO is soft docked to Nauka and bolted down, the launch locks on SKKO will be released by the spacewalkers to allow it to be unfolded and extended with its joints self locking in the extended position to create a rigid frame. Then the Zenith end of SKKO is soft docked to Nauka and bolted down. The 3 passive payload adapters and the one active payload adapter (i.e. active remote sensing payload like MIR Priroda's Travers Synthetic Aperture Radar) are then outfitted. The SKKO is derived from the setup used on the Priroda module.
Google translate:QuoteOn November 26, the Prichal node module docked with Nauka, which made it possible to increase the possibilities of transport services for the Russian segment.The completion of the stage of flight testing of the module provides for the installation on its surface of means for fastening large-sized objects, which will be delivered by the Progress MS-21 spacecraft in October this year. In the future, the module is planned to be retrofitted with an additional radiation heat exchanger and an air lock using the ERA manipulator.
On November 26, the Prichal node module docked with Nauka, which made it possible to increase the possibilities of transport services for the Russian segment.The completion of the stage of flight testing of the module provides for the installation on its surface of means for fastening large-sized objects, which will be delivered by the Progress MS-21 spacecraft in October this year. In the future, the module is planned to be retrofitted with an additional radiation heat exchanger and an air lock using the ERA manipulator.
Is Skko eka means of attachment of large payloads confirmed to be on progress ms-21??
Quote from: Chinakpradhan on 10/14/2022 06:19 pmIs Skko eka means of attachment of large payloads confirmed to be on progress ms-21??It the first part of SKKO arrived on MS-18 per the onboard manifest documentation stated by Russian Space Web. The second part you state is on 21. LCCS and SCCS are not the same thing. Further follow on hardware is not part of the modules activation outfitting spacewalk series and are yet to be assigned a flight.
Quote from: russianhalo117 on 10/14/2022 06:41 pmQuote from: Chinakpradhan on 10/14/2022 06:19 pmIs Skko eka means of attachment of large payloads confirmed to be on progress ms-21??It the first part of SKKO arrived on MS-18 per the onboard manifest documentation stated by Russian Space Web. The second part you state is on 21. LCCS and SCCS are not the same thing. Further follow on hardware is not part of the modules activation outfitting spacewalk series and are yet to be assigned a flight.wait. this highly absurd. its a 4 folded part. then how is it two different parts. and please tell the full form of LCCS and SCCS with which has artrived and which will arrive on ms 21.why no info on this by roscosmos. how this is fair that they do spacewalk to outfit something unnoticed by most.
The Nauka science module's experiment airlock iss070e024781 (Nov. 14, 2023) --- A door is opened on an experiment airlock, attached to to the International Space Station's Nauka science module, that will enable science investigations to be removed, exposed to the external microgravity environment, then returned inside while being maneuvered with the European robotic arm.
Nice photo:https://flic.kr/p/2pg4xcHQuoteThe Nauka science module's experiment airlock iss070e024781 (Nov. 14, 2023) --- A door is opened on an experiment airlock, attached to to the International Space Station's Nauka science module, that will enable science investigations to be removed, exposed to the external microgravity environment, then returned inside while being maneuvered with the European robotic arm.
Quote from: FutureSpaceTourist on 11/16/2023 06:56 pmNice photo:https://flic.kr/p/2pg4xcHQuoteThe Nauka science module's experiment airlock iss070e024781 (Nov. 14, 2023) --- A door is opened on an experiment airlock, attached to to the International Space Station's Nauka science module, that will enable science investigations to be removed, exposed to the external microgravity environment, then returned inside while being maneuvered with the European robotic arm.So how is the external microgravity environment different than the internal microgravity environment?
Quote from: mn on 11/17/2023 12:37 amQuote from: FutureSpaceTourist on 11/16/2023 06:56 pmNice photo:https://flic.kr/p/2pg4xcHQuoteThe Nauka science module's experiment airlock iss070e024781 (Nov. 14, 2023) --- A door is opened on an experiment airlock, attached to to the International Space Station's Nauka science module, that will enable science investigations to be removed, exposed to the external microgravity environment, then returned inside while being maneuvered with the European robotic arm.So how is the external microgravity environment different than the internal microgravity environment?Not affected by air currents or other atmosphere-related disturbances.But obviously what the text wanted to convey is the "exposed to the external environment while in microG", just phrased in a slightly ambiguous way.In any case, nice to see the airlock is working! I thought they still needed an EVA to fully activate it.
External deployable radiator. Originally launched to station on STS-132 attached to MRM-1 alongside the science airlock and installed on MLM as part of the outfitting activities. Recently suspected to be a site of a leak of coolant from the Russian segment.