A master alarm onboard Atlantis woke the crew from their sleep, after a General Purpose Computer (GPC-4) suffered a problem. The issue follows the failure – and subsequent recovery – of GPC-3 earlier in the mission. Meanwhile, the Damage Assessment Team (DAT) provided their full review of the orbiter’s Thermal Protection System (TPS), which has been cleared for Entry.
After nearly 12 days of docked operations with Space Station Alpha, the Space Shuttle Endeavour,…
Endeavour’s flight crew have completed the second of four planned EVAs/spacewalks – focusing on port SARJ…
Following the decision made by the Mission Management Team (MMT) to press ahead with a…
Endeavour’s flight crew have completed the mission’s first EVA, focusing on MISSE experiment swap outs and…
The STS-134 crew have completed the installation of ExPRESS Logistics Carrier -3 (ELC-3) to round…
The Damage Assessment Team (DAT) confirmed Discovery’s clean ascent into space by clearing the orbiter…
Now safely on orbit, Discovery has completed inspections on her Reinforced Carbon Carbon (RCC) panels…
Shuttle Atlantis has managed to dodge unacceptable weather at her home port of the Kennedy…
As Atlantis’ crew complete final checkouts for entry and arrival back home at the Kennedy…
The Damage Assessment Team (DAT) arm of the Mission Management Team (MMT) are no strangers…
Russia’s Mini Research Module-1 (MRM-1) “Rassvet” has been successfully docked and installed on to the…
Flight Day 5 (FD-5) for STS-131 has seen the completion of the first of three scheduled…
Flight Day 2 for the crew of STS-127 focused on carrying out inspections of Endeavour’s Thermal Protection…
A complex ballet of robotics between the Shuttle and Station arms took place on Wednesday, as…
