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#260
by
JimO
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:29
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NASA briefing.
re impact sensor hit..
second, bigger hit last night -- right wing, panels 11 & 12, 1 G.
'something is going on -- could be thermal settling or deformation'
'we've seen it before' -- looked at it before, 'there was nothing there'
'We're not concerned about it.'
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#261
by
Andrewwski
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:30
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OK, so there was indeed a bigger impact, but still nothing of concern?
Plus, I just noticed, the reference you just made was to the right wing, MSNBC is referring to the left wing.
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#262
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:31
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Andrewwski - 12/6/2007 5:30 PM
OK, so there was indeed a bigger impact, but still nothing of concern?
They think its something beside an impact fooling the sensor.
They don't have an impact "ring" so it wasn't an impact.
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#263
by
Andrewwski
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:33
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MSNBC just mentioned Atlantis again, but this time only referred to the OPS issue, not the wing impact.
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#264
by
Naraht
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:36
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spaceamillion - 12/6/2007 10:19 PM
kneecaps - 12/6/2007 4:17 PM
Got to say! Just saw the MOST AMAZING pass i've ever seen. The stack got very very bright as it reached zenith and literally flared in almost the same way Iridium looks. It was a pure brilliant white flare which almost doubled the visible size!
Thrilled! I wonder if its the extra array or just coincidence!
Same here from Leeds!!
Absolutely stunning. Took out my binoculars - didn't need them!!
Now to see a daylight pass ?
I saw it in Oxford too! Absolutely stunning, flare and all. Deep blue sky and nothing in it but Venus and the ISS.
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#265
by
Launch Fan
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:40
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Joffan - 12/6/2007 5:14 PM
Norm Hartnett - 12/6/2007 4:13 PM
I would love to be a fly on the wall of the pre-mission status briefing meeting. They have a lot to talk about.
I get the impression those flies are the source for L2...
You don't even need flies, L2 gets you a comfy chair and a cup of coffee at the meetings
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#266
by
triddirt
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:45
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Nasa Briefing..
Nice description of an ISS fire drill
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#267
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:49
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#268
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:51
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Images from the repair training video.
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#269
by
joncz
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:51
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John Shannon:
"Our big non-decision of the day was ... which EVA to put it on."
Heh.
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#270
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:53
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#271
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:56
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Station arm in motion.
(Cant listen to audio ATM) someone report whats going on please.
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#272
by
noname_77065
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:58
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The arm is being moved in preparation for tomorrow.
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#273
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 22:58
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Looks like they changed the model on their InfoView
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#274
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:06
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Looks like they will soon turn off the DAP and get the station to take over attitude control.
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#275
by
brahmanknight
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:08
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That's what I like to hear....some offseason college football talk on the ISS!!!
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#276
by
otisbow
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:09
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I like the new stuff on the Mission Control Orbital Map showing when there is GOOD COMM and RATTY COMM.
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#277
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:11
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NASA TV Audio Clip from Video recorded from the Yahoo! 1200 feed.
OGG Vorbis form.
Please let me know how it sounds and if it is useful for anything.
There wasn't anything shown on the video feed other than the usual nonKU feeds. So the audio will do.
Study it, Learn or something.
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#278
by
Chandonn
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:12
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Quick question RE: Tomorrow's 2B array retraction: During STS-97, when the P6 arrays were unfurled, I seem to recall one of the two arrays had a bigger problem deploying than the other. Was it 2B or 4B? And what effect is that likely to have on tomorrow's retraction?
EDIT: typos
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#279
by
Zachstar
on 12 Jun, 2007 23:21
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Attitude Console
Preparing for Transition.
