Archive - Jul 2003
July 12th
ISS STATUS REPORT #03-33
The International Space Station’s Expedition 7 crewmembers concentrated on Station upgrades and routine maintenance during their 11th week on orbit. Commander Yuri Malenchenko and NASA ISS Science Officer Ed Lu also advanced the research in several laboratory experiments during the week and shared their experiences in both formal and informal settings.
July 11th
Time change for International Space Station Event
Educators will talk with orbiting International Space
Station astronauts during a special conference call at NASA's
Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., July 15. The
call runs from 12:55 to 1:15 p.m. EDT.
Orbiter Space Flight Simulator
I have just found a very nice piece of software wich, IMHO, should be a must for every ISS/MIR/SHUTTLE fan: the Orbiter Space Flight Simulator, a free, realistic and very detailed computer simulation wich allows you to to pilot a Space Shuttle or varius other orbiters during take off, docking, re-entry and landing.
NASA AND JAPANESE SPACE AGENCY TEAM TO INSPIRE STUDENTS
NASA and Japan's space agency arranged for five Japanese students, chosen from 1,861 applicants, and their parents to participate in a live NASA in-flight space program. The program was with the International Space Station Expedition 7 crew.
ISS CREW WILL TALK WITH EDUCATORS
Educators will talk with orbiting International Space Station astronauts during a special conference call at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center, Edwards, Calif., July 15.
July 8th
July 7th
DESIGNER MATERIALS FOR ISS & SHUTTLES
A physics theory used to create cutting-edge "designer materials" doesn't work as scientists expect. A new experiment on the ISS could reveal why.
July 4th
ED LU LETTERS
...Lately, it seems like every time I look out the window I see Canada. A few weeks ago it seemed that it was always the southern Andes Mountains and Tierra Del Fuego. While I have nothing against Canada or the Andes Mountains, I got to wondering why that is.....
July 3rd
ISS STATUS REPORT #03-32
The International Space Station Expedition 7 crew of Commander Yuri Malenchenko and NASA Science Officer Ed Lu began their third month aboard the Station this week, wrapping up a week that included a personal milestone and continued experiment work.
ED LU BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
ISS Flight Director Bryan Lunney, in the Mission Control Center, joins hundreds of NASA employees at field centers across the country in wishing astronaut Edward T. Lu, Expedition 7 NASA ISS science officer and flight engineer, a happy birthday.