Interesting FRR note on the NTA work:"Overgloves may be removed per crew preference for the following NTA prep tasks: QD (Quick Disconnect) ops and thermal cover installation and electrical connector ops."Do not wear overgloves while holding the NTA on the SSRMS (Space Station Remote Manipulator System)."Safety issue: Lack of tactile feel during SSRMS maneuvers with NTA increases risk of losing NTA and possible subsequent vehicle damage. Overgloves will be worn at all other times during the EVA unless crew fatigue/safety is at risk."
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 06/08/2008 02:44 pmInteresting FRR note on the NTA work:"Overgloves may be removed per crew preference for the following NTA prep tasks: QD (Quick Disconnect) ops and thermal cover installation and electrical connector ops."Do not wear overgloves while holding the NTA on the SSRMS (Space Station Remote Manipulator System)."Safety issue: Lack of tactile feel during SSRMS maneuvers with NTA increases risk of losing NTA and possible subsequent vehicle damage. Overgloves will be worn at all other times during the EVA unless crew fatigue/safety is at risk."I thought they were still wearing the new modified gloves from EVA1 and therefore not using the overgloves on this one either. But I guess the FRR info was in case they reverted to the prior unmodified groves.
Hey, I see NTV has added a overlay with the EVA elapsed time clock (when KU unavailable and showing the MCC camera). Maybe this is the start of trend!
Quote from: wjbarnett on 06/08/2008 02:53 pmHey, I see NTV has added a overlay with the EVA elapsed time clock (when KU unavailable and showing the MCC camera). Maybe this is the start of trend!They started showing it in 122 or thereabouts, I seem to recall.This is the new Linux OS I remember reading something about, right?
How long until orbital sunrise?