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International Space Station (ISS) => ISS Section => Topic started by: Chris Bergin on 09/05/2011 01:45 am
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An absolutely superb article on Dextre's recent work and roles to come, by Pete Harding (and this will easily explain why he's known as Mr ISS - this is unbeatable on info):
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2011/09/canadas-dextre-completes-marathon-week-robotics-ops-iss/
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Wow...acronym heaven.
A very nice capability from Canada.
I think one thing people don't always realize about Dextre is that he's big - around twice the size in each direction of an adult human. When you see him (it?) attached to that giant station, the size isn't readily apparent.
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Awesome article Pete!
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good job Pete. This does show the steady marathon jogging pace of station operations now compared to the sprint rate that shuttle EVA/robotics took place. Will be interesting to cover.
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Nice article, but I miss the personal touch of Dextre's tweets :)
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That is a brilliant article. It's like a bunch of presentations and briefings put into a blender and and a nice smoothie is presented with an acronym slice on top :)
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Thanks, folks (I love that description, Launch Fan)! :)
And I did consider referring to Dextre as "he" not "it", just for rdale. :D
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Great work again Pete!
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posted this on the expedition 28 thread, but the SPDM is at work
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Beautiful
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Would Dextre be a good candidate for ISS fluids, and fuels re-supply? Such a system could be setup.
http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=23477.15