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Offline Chris Bergin

Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #260 on: 04/05/2008 01:48 pm »
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faustod - 5/4/2008  9:57 AM

Thank you Chris.
Your excellent article is what I was waiting!
The situation is acceptable. The STS program is always in race to meet the 2010 target line.

Thanks :) Not really a "race" to 2010, but there's a lot of missions to come yet.
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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #261 on: 04/05/2008 04:26 pm »
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Chris Bergin - 5/4/2008  8:48 AM

Thanks :) Not really a "race" to 2010, but there's a lot of missions to come yet.

Sorry for the "bad word".
But in that moment, I was very excited to known that the ET's problems will
have a limited impact on the next launches.

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #262 on: 04/06/2008 12:02 pm »
According to CBS News Space Place, LCC PAO for STS-124 will be Allard Beutel. Any info on who is he?
MCC PAO will be Rob Navias.

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #263 on: 04/06/2008 12:08 pm »
Typing "Allard Beutel NASA" into Google.com resulted in http://www.nasa.gov/centers/kennedy/about/biographies/beutel.html

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #264 on: 04/07/2008 01:09 am »
"I would assume now that CSCS would probably not be the main concern now for the launch date since ATV docked. Am I right?"

Not sure I undestand your question - but CSCS is virtually unchanged.  Keep in mind ATV is replacing a Progress (ATV is a little bigger but this one wasn't fully loaded).  Plus you have materials that will be consumed between now and then so in June when we launch we still have a CSCS of about 3 months.

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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #265 on: 04/07/2008 01:35 pm »
Updated the NET dates for downstream missions, but added some Monday processing updates:

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=5396
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #266 on: 04/08/2008 01:17 pm »
Looking good now.

ET Mate planned for Sunday, April 13 (now official).
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #267 on: 04/08/2008 07:33 pm »
Thanks Chris for the update.  Sounds like May 31st or a few days later.

Offline Chris Bergin

RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #268 on: 04/08/2008 07:35 pm »
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KSC Engineer - 8/4/2008  8:33 PM

Thanks Chris for the update.  Sounds like May 31st or a few days later.

Yes sir. Critical path is to get to ET mate. That looks good now they've had their review and set the date as per previously planned. Rest should (touch wood) fall into place on the flow as Discovery's pretty much ready to roll already.
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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #269 on: 04/08/2008 08:27 pm »
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Chandonn - 4/4/2008  3:50 AM

The JPM airlock is a small airlock, for experiments to be placed outside the lab only (on the Exposed Facility, for example).

Yes, as far as I understand, the air lock is exclusively for getting exposed experiments in and out of the JEM, by means of robotics.
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #270 on: 04/09/2008 05:35 am »
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #271 on: 04/11/2008 08:33 pm »
ET/SRB mate is Saturday. Everything bang on track to make May 31.

Have a processing run down article in works, will publish shortly..
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #272 on: 04/11/2008 10:18 pm »
Article, includes 124 Processing and ET/SRB mate:

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=5400
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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #273 on: 04/12/2008 03:24 am »
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Chris Bergin - 11/4/2008  5:18 PM

Article, includes 124 Processing and ET/SRB mate:

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=5400

Thanks for the great report, as always!

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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #274 on: 04/12/2008 03:07 pm »
DaveS might know better, but is this camera looking like it will see ET-128 come out of the checkout cell today?

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #275 on: 04/12/2008 04:13 pm »
I am looking at the same camera. I hope it is the right one!

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RE: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #276 on: 04/12/2008 04:27 pm »
Me too! I've got the popcorn at my side and an autorefresh ;) Will ask an engineer on L2 if they have a specific time they are moving the tank. Wish they would stream video of these things.

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #277 on: 04/12/2008 05:40 pm »
ET in HB3.
"For Sardines, space is no problem!"
-1996 Astronaut class slogan

"We're rolling in the wrong direction but for the right reasons"
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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #278 on: 04/14/2008 12:14 pm »
Cool. :)

When will Discovery be rolled over to be mated to the stack? Also when is rollout to the pad?

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Re: STS-124 Processing Latest
« Reply #279 on: 04/14/2008 12:37 pm »
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MarkD - 14/4/2008  8:14 AM

Cool. :)

When will Discovery be rolled over to be mated to the stack? Also when is rollout to the pad?

Rollover is due for April 28th, and rollout is typically a week later.

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