Live: STS-117 Flight Day 8 - EVA 3 (OMS Pod blanket repair - Plus More)

• #600 by Zachstar on 16 Jun, 2007 00:33
• Good Job EVA-3 you deserve a good rest!
  
  A BRIGHT future for the ISS

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• #601 by Martin.cz on 16 Jun, 2007 00:33
• Good job !
• #602 by jmjawors on 16 Jun, 2007 00:34
• Really awesome.
  
  Now!  When does the radiator get retracted?
• #603 by Avron on 16 Jun, 2007 00:34
• great day in orbit.... 7 hrs 9 mins
• #604 by sts1canada on 16 Jun, 2007 00:35
• 45 minutes to sunset, 42 minutes left in this TDRS-West pass, this EVA is finishing up.
  
  Richard
  
• #605 by Zachstar on 16 Jun, 2007 00:35
• Danny starts his trek back.
  
  Just 6 mins margin! Afterwards they would have had to go regardless.
• #606 by ApolloLee on 16 Jun, 2007 00:35
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  jmjawors - 15/6/2007  5:34 PM
  
  Really awesome.
  
  Now!  When does the radiator get retracted?

  
  picky picky....
• #607 by ApolloLee on 16 Jun, 2007 00:36
• For the record, that's 43 RAFRs....
• #608 by Chandonn on 16 Jun, 2007 00:36
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  jmjawors - 15/6/2007  8:34 PM
  
  Really awesome.
  
  Now!  When does the radiator get retracted?

  
  Readiator Retract, last I heard, was scheduled for STS-118 in August.
• #609 by sts1canada on 16 Jun, 2007 00:37
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  jmjawors - 15/6/2007  8:34 PM
  
  Really awesome.
  
  Now!  When does the radiator get retracted?

  
  I think the radiator gets retracted on STS-120 just before the P6 is moved to outboard of the P3/P4 truss on that mission.
  
  Richard
  
  (ignore my answer, I believe I am wrong, sorry!)
  
  
• #610 by jmjawors on 16 Jun, 2007 00:37
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  sts1canada - 15/6/2007  7:37 PM
  
  

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  jmjawors - 15/6/2007  8:34 PM
  
  Really awesome.
  
  Now!  When does the radiator get retracted?

  
  I think the radiator gets retracted on STS-120 just before the P6 is moved to outboard of the P3/P4 truss on that mission.
  
  Richard
  

  
  Oooh... Ok.  I thought it was one of this crew's tasks.  Got it.
  
  EDIT :: Gotcha.  The real answer to the question is that it isn't this flight.
• #611 by sts1canada on 16 Jun, 2007 00:39
• 40 minutes to sunset, approaching orbital noon (sun overhead of the complex), 37 minutes of TDRS-West coverage.
  
  Richard
  
• #612 by Zachstar on 16 Jun, 2007 00:40
• Left Latched right latching!

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• #613 by Zachstar on 16 Jun, 2007 00:41
• Right latched and good to go!
  
  STS-120 looking forward to ya!

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• #614 by Lee Jay on 16 Jun, 2007 00:41
• What a difference a day makes.  Yesterday, three down computers, solar array in limbo-land, Shuttle OMS pod damaged.  Today, two computers up, solar array retracted, Shuttle OMS pod repaired.  It's been a good day.
• #615 by ApolloLee on 16 Jun, 2007 00:43
• Silver lining here...... is it safe to say this is the last big U.S. solar array they'll ever have to do?
  
  Iknow the FGB has a retraction coming and certainly P6 will have to be redeployed....
• #616 by sts1canada on 16 Jun, 2007 00:43
• It has been a great day for the shuttle and station, and I am really going to miss the shuttle when it is retired, it's a great vehicle that allows repair tasks like this.
  
  Richard
  
• #617 by ApolloLee on 16 Jun, 2007 00:44
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  Lee Jay - 15/6/2007  5:41 PM
  
  What a difference a day makes.  Yesterday, three down computers, solar array in limbo-land, Shuttle OMS pod damaged.  Today, two computers up, solar array retracted, Shuttle OMS pod repaired.  It's been a good day.

  
  It's been a great day.....
  
• #618 by Avron on 16 Jun, 2007 00:45
• Latched and loaded...."sure looks good"
• #619 by DaveS on 16 Jun, 2007 00:45
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  Lee Jay - 16/6/2007  2:41 AM
  Today, two computers up,

  4 computers, 2 central computers and 2 terminal computers. There's a total 6 computers, 3 central and 3 terminal.