Shuttle auf dem Weg zur Abschußrampe

Tausende Menschen haben in den vergangenen 2 Jahren daran gearbeitet das Space Shuttle zu einem sichereren Gefährt zu machen seit dem Verlust der Columbia 2003.

Der Härtetest kommt nun immer näher da heute das Raumschiff von seinem Hangar die 8-Stunden dauernden Reise (4 Meilen) zur Abschußrampe im Kenned Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, antreten wird

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/TE…huttle.rollout/index.html

Gruß,

Hi Adlerauge,

jo da kann ich dir helfen.

Launch: May 15, 2005 (==>) 3:50 p.m. EDT (1950 GMT)

Info zur Mission:
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/…fdf/sts114quicklook1.html

Den Status findest du hier:
http://www.spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts114/status.html

Gruß,

Ich heiße zwar nicht Henning aber naja,

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts114/

Da steht alles wenn auch in Englisch (den ganzen 11600-Wörter-zählenden-Text werde ich hier nicht reinschreiben oder übersetzen). Aber da steht zum Beispeil:

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Day 3 (nach dem Andocken):
The astronauts also will begin moving more, than 1,000 pounds of station equipment stowed in the shuttle's middeck area over to the space station, along with tools that will be used in the upcoming spacewalks. The bulk of the supplies carried aloft aboard Discovery will be housed in the Italian-built multi-purpose logistics module mounted in the cargo bay. The 21,000-pound MPLM will be unberthed on Flight Day 4, using the station's robot arm, and attached, or mated, to the downward-facing port on the U.S. Unity module.

Once the MPLM is in place, the SSRMS will lock onto a mobile base system on the front side of the station's unfinished solar array truss to assist with additional tile inspections. Later that day, the station's arm will be moved back to its normal perch atop the Destiny module. The astronauts, meanwhile, will perform leak checks to make sure the MPLM is firmly mated, they will pressurize the vestibule between Unity and the supply module, activate critical system and then float inside to begin the process of moving supplies into the space station.

At roughly the same time, yet another shuttle tile survey will begin using the RMS-OBSS boom, with additional TV views provided by the SSRMS.

In addition, the tools that will be used for the upcoming spacewalks will be configured for use, two emergency jet backpacks will be moved aboard the station and the crew will spend an hour reviewing the procedures that will be used in the first spacewalk.
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Die Erklärung der Abkürzungen findest du per Google oder hier mit etwas mehr Informationen:
http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/peop…s/space/rau/04-12-01.html

SSRMS = the Canadian Robotic Arm also known as the Space Station Remote Manipulator System

MPLM = the Italian built Leonardo Multi-Purpose Logistics Module

Gruß,