-
#160
by
ShuttleDiscovery
on 08 Jun, 2007 20:48
-
Forrester now seated
-
#161
by
ShuttleDiscovery
on 08 Jun, 2007 20:54
-
Anderson seated
-
#162
by
Chris Bergin
on 08 Jun, 2007 20:58
-
Watching the ECO issue. Hoping it's a transient, as there's not LCC for LOX ECO sensors in the same way they are for LH2 sensors (3/4 following previous issues).
It's at MER Manager level. No word since two reports via L2. Will post any updates.
-
#163
by
Ford Mustang
on 08 Jun, 2007 20:59
-
All astronauts onboard. Steve is getting settled down in his seat now.
-
#164
by
shuttlepilot
on 08 Jun, 2007 20:59
-
MS1 comm checks.
-
#165
by
Felix
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:05
-
All systems are ready for crew module closeout
-
#166
by
steve_slitheen
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:07
-
So what do the closeout crew stand on when they climb around to strap the crew in? Are there special platforms that are removed or are they clambering around on the back wall of the flight deck?
-
#167
by
Chris Bergin
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:09
-
Ice Team report no violations. Full report being collated.
-
#168
by
Ford Mustang
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:09
-
They stand on platforms that are used to cover up windows and perhaps the switches. They bring them out, if I'm not mistaken, right before hatch closure.
-
#169
by
ShuttleDiscovery
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:10
-
steve_slitheen - 8/6/2007 10:07 PM
So what do the closeout crew stand on when they climb around to strap the crew in? Are there special platforms that are removed or are they clambering around on the back wall of the flight deck?
Removable boards over equipment
-
#170
by
Felix
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:11
-
The "go" was given by Launch Control for the Closeout Crew to close and seal the orbiter's hatch.
-
#171
by
ShuttleDiscovery
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:14
-
All criteria showing 'green'
-
#172
by
Chris Bergin
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:23
-
Word is ECO issue is not a constraint to launch and is a post flight item (thanks Mark).
Back down to NO issues in work.
-
#173
by
Felix
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:23
-
A/G comm checks completed
-
#174
by
spaceamillion
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:28
-
FWIW
This week is an excellent chance to see the ISS and shuttle over Britain and Europe.
See the pages at Heavens-above.com
The ISS just made a bright pass at 38 degrees
-
#175
by
Ford Mustang
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:33
-
Hatch closure under way.
-
#176
by
psloss
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:35
-
ASP leaving crew module...
-
#177
by
EirikV
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:37
-
L-2 hours
-
#178
by
psloss
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:41
-
Go to close hatch...PAO noting there are no COLAs today...
-
#179
by
Johnny Rönnberg
on 08 Jun, 2007 21:41
-
Hatch closed!
E/ One sec. to late again
.
.