Spacewalkers James Reilly and Danny Olivas have completed a superb effort on orbit, after they carried out the repair to the protruding blanket on the port OMS Pod, installation of an external hydrogen vent valve on the Destiny Laboratory for the new Oxygen Generation System (OGS), and retracted the P6/2B solar array.
During the EVA, the Russians added to the positive day by declaring they were having some success in returning their computers to functionality.
Shuttle Atlantis and her crew of seven have successfully launched on the first attempt. With…
NASA managers have concluded with their Mission Management Team (MMT) meeting on Wednesday with the…
Launch processing is continuing smoothly for Shuttle Atlantis at Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy…
The seven man crew that are set to launch with Shuttle Atlantis on Friday have…
Shuttle managers have concluded their Flight Readiness Review (FRR) by approving Shuttle Atlantis to proceed…
Shuttle managers have opted against offloading the amount of helium stored in Atlantis’ Composite Overwrap…
The International Space Station (ISS) has successfully boosted its orbit to just over 210 statute…
The rollout of Atlantis and her repaired External Tank is likely to take place on…
Following Monday’s meeting to plan out the possibility of four shuttle missions in 2007, further…
NASA managers have decided to continue repairs on ET-124, as opposed to swapping with ET-117,…
NASA managers appear to have ruled out the possibility of launching shuttle Atlantis in the…
NASA and contractor engineers/managers have met to evaluate the latest data and presentations relating to…
NASA managers have created four alternative manifests, following the delay to STS-117 due to repair…
Shuttle Atlantis has arrived at Pad 39A on Thursday, but the problem with the right…
Mating operations are only four hours behind schedule, as engineers work on mating operations with…
NASA is still trying to officially bring Pad 39A into operation for STS-117 and may…
The External Tank for the next shuttle mission has arrived at the Kennedy Space Center…
As expected, STS-117 has been moved into 2007, with the new NET (No Earlier Than)…
Two astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have completed a 6 hour 54 minute…
