Archive - Oct 2002
October 12th
SPACE WALK #2 COMPLETED
Submitted by Arthur - N1ORC
EVA COMPLETED
Wolf, Sellers Complete Second Spacewalk at Space Station
STS-112 MCC Status Report #10
Focus of attention aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis and the International Space Station once again is outside the complex as Astronauts Dave Wolf and Piers Sellers conduct the second of three planned spacewalks to bring the station's newest component – the Starboard 1 (S1) Truss – to life.
messages 73/71/68/61/57 on the rs0iss-1
messages 73/71/68/61/57 on the rs0iss-1
STS-112 MCC STATUS REPORT #9
After a very busy day Thursday, the combined shuttle and space station crew took several hours of off-duty time today, and then began transfer operations between the vehicles and preparations for the second of the mission's three spacewalks scheduled to begin at 9:41 a.m. Saturday.
list rs0iss-1 12-10-2002 15:16 utc
list rs0iss-1 12-10-2002 15:16 utc
October 11th
Expedition 5 Crew - Status Report
EXP 5 CREW STATUS REPORT - Crews to Transfer Supplies
The STS-112 and Expedition Five crews will spend part of today transferring equipment and supplies from Space Shuttle Atlantis to the International Space Station.
Thomas Kieselbach, DL2MDE silent key
We had just received this message from Frank Bauer, KA3HDO - ARISS Chairman and ISS FanClub Staff extends his condolences to Thomas's family and his wife Gaby. Sure we have lost an important Technical Manager
STS-112 MCC STATUS REPORT #08
With a major milestone of the STS-112 mission behind them, Space Shuttle Atlantis and International Space Station crewmembers will have a quieter day today. Following some time off to relax, the joint crews later will begin transferring equipment and supplies to the orbiting laboratory.
list rs0iss-1 11-10-2002 on 145.825
list rs0iss-1 11-10-2002 on 145.825
STS-112 MCC Status Report #07
Astronauts Dave Wolf and Piers Sellers completed all planned International Space Station assembly tasks today during a 7-hour, 1-minute spacewalk, an excursion focused on attaching the next segment of the station's backbone – the Starboard One (S1) Truss – to the Starboard Zero (S0) Truss.