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NASA Web site":61vv6q9x said:Crew Preparing to Relocate Cupola
Sun, 14 Feb 2010 09:25:52 PM GMT
The crew of space shuttle Endeavour awoke at 4:14 p.m. EST to the song “Forty Years On,” the Harrow School in London song, played for Harrow alumnus Mission Specialist Nicholas Patrick.
After further analysis of the center disk cover interference issue, the teams determined that there wasn’t an issue with relocating the cupola. The crew will spend time today preparing the cupola for its relocation. Terry Virts and Kathryn Hire will latch onto the cupola with the station’s robotic arm. They then will move the cupola to its permanent position on the Earth-facing side of the Tranquility node and then open the hatch. Robert Behnken and Stephen Robinson will grapple Pressurized Mating Adapter-3 with the station’s robotic arm near the end of the day for its relocation on flight day 9.
NASA Web site":61vv6q9x said:Crew Members to Answer Questions from Students
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:52:55 AM GMT
At 10:24 p.m. EST, Pilot Terry Virts and Mission Specialist Kathryn Hire will take time to answer questions about their mission prepared by students at NASA Explorer Schools.
The event is scheduled to air live on NASA TV.
Cupola Grappled for Move to Tranquility Node
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 03:49:25 AM GMT
Pilot Terry Virts and Mission Specialist Kathryn Hire have latched onto the cupola with the station’s robotic arm. They will move the cupola to its permanent position on the Earth-facing side of the Tranquility node.
Mission Specialists Robert Behnken and Stephen Robinson will grapple Pressurized Mating Adapter-3 with the station’s robotic arm near the end of the day for its relocation on flight day 9.
Cupola Being Relocated to Tranquility's Earth-Facing Port
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 05:30:36 AM GMT
Using the space station’s robotic arm, Mission Specialists Terry Virts and Kathryn Hire have started maneuvering the cupola from Tranquility’s forward side to Tranquility’s nadir (Earth-facing) port. This will be the cupola’s permanent home on the station. The cupola relocation operation is expected to take about 1 hour, 45 minutes.
NASA WEB site":2r6xgtsu said:Cupola Relocated to Tranquility's Earth-Facing port
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 06:32:03 AM GMT
The crew has relocated the cupola at 1:25 a.m. EST from the Tranquility node’s forward side to Tranquility’s nadir (Earth facing) port. The next stage is to deploy four latches to temporarily place it on the node. A series of 16 bolts will secure the cupola to its permanent location.
NASA Web site":1jqhq49e said:Cupola Latched and Bolted to Tranquility's Earth-Facing port
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 08:15:47 AM GMT
The crew relocated the cupola at 1:25 a.m. EST from the Tranquility node’s forward side to Tranquility’s nadir (Earth-facing) port. The second stage capture of the cupola was at 1:31 a.m. EST, signifying the completion of the module’s relocation. It is securely latched and all Common Berthing Mechanism bolts have been driven in. The crew relocated the cupola from the Tranquility node’s forward side to Tranquility’s nadir (Earth-facing) port.
Tariq Malik":1jqhq49e said:
NASA Web site":1jqhq49e said:STS-130:07:00:00:00
EarthlingX":23e8ny13 said:Khm .. i'm a bit sleepy, and not sure .. but something very familiar about this video .. ? :shock: :?
nevermind ...
NASA Web site":2oqwupsw said:Crew Preparing to Move Pressurized Mating Adapter-3
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:21:00 PM GMT
The crew of space shuttle Endeavour awoke at 4:15 p.m. EST to the song “Parabola” by Tool, played for Mission Specialist Robert Behnken.
The mission’s ninth day includes moving Pressurized Mating Adapter-3 (PMA 3) to the end of Tranquility to enhance micrometeoroid debris protection of the node, while cupola internal outfitting continues. The crew will have some off duty time later in the flight day.
EarthlingX.. exercise device almost operational said:That's no "exercise device"...it's the COLBERT !!!! :lol:
Combined Operational Load Bearing External Resistance Treadmill
NASA Web site":13e5ozvj said:Pressurized Mating Adapter-3 Moved to Tranquility
Tue, 16 Feb 2010 02:03:20 AM GMT
Using the station’s robotic arm, the crew has moved Pressurized Mating Adapter-3 from its previous location on the Harmony module to the open port on the end of the Tranquility node.
Later, the crew will have some off duty time followed by preparing for tomorrow’s third and final spacewalk of the mission.
NASA Television will air a Mission Status Briefing at 5:30 a.m. with STS-130 Lead Space Station Flight Director Bob Dempsey.
Tariq Malik":13e5ozvj said:
NASA Web site":35jx0nxo said:STS-130-08:00:00:00
spacefellowship.com":35jx0nxo said:STS-130 Flight Day 10 Planned Activities
Published by Klaus Schmidt on Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:09 am
1:14 GMT (4:14 pm EST) – Endeavour / ISS Crew Wakeup
21:54 GMT (4:54 pm EST) – EVA #3 Preparations Resume
2:09 GMT (9:09 pm EST) – EVA #3 Begins (Behnken And Patrick)
2:39 GMT (9:39 pm EST) – Node 3 Fluid And Cable Routing / PMA 3-To-Tranquility Cable Connections
3:39 GMT (10:39 pm EST) – Cupola MLI Removal
4:49 GMT (11:49 pm EST) – Cupola Launch Lock Release / Node 3 Worksite Interface & Handrail Install
5:49 GMT (12:49 am EST) – Video Signal Converter Cable Routing
7:09 GMT (2:09 am EST) – P1 Truss P-Clamp Release
8:39 GMT (3:39 am EST) – EVA #3 Ends
12:44 GMT (7:44 am EST) – ISS Crew Sleep Begins
13:14 GMT (8:14 pm EST) – Endeavour Crew Sleep Begins
Glad you like it3488":1ddgqup2 said:Thank you all very much for the updates.
Like your image links EarthlingX. :mrgreen:
My access is very limited till I get my own computer back.
Andrew Brown.
STS-130 Spacewalkers "Camping Out" in Airlock
Tue, 16 Feb 2010 12:48:40 PM GMT
Mission Specialists Robert Behnken and Nicholas Patrick, set to perform the third spacewalk of the STS-130 mission, are spending the night in the Quest airlock of the International Space Station. The "campout" procedure, with the airlock pressure reduced to 10.2 psi, aims to lower their blood's nitrogen content and minimize the possibility of decompression sickness. The 6.5-hour spacewalk is scheduled to begin at 9:09 p.m. EST.
After a bit more awake view, i must correct myself:EarthlingX":5xohalis said:3488":5xohalis said:My access is very limited till I get my own computer back.
Andrew Brown.
I hope your comp gets well soon
...NASA Web site":2lmz94u8 said:Third and Final STS-130 Spacewalk Tonight
Tue, 16 Feb 2010 09:26:16 PM GMT
The crew of space shuttle Endeavour awoke at 4:15 p.m. EST to the song “Window on the World” by Jimmy Buffett, played for Mission Specialist Kathryn Hire.
The mission’s third and final spacewalk is today. Spacewalkers Robert Behnken and Nicholas Patrick will complete the work on the Tranquility node and the cupola’s exterior, including removing covers and launch locks. Inside, Expedition 22 Flight Engineer Soichi Noguchi will move a robotics workstation, which has served as a backup inside the Destiny laboratory, into the cupola.