4/20/11 7:49 AM Gearing up for our final Entry Simulation with Mission Control- lots of work on the flight deck. Photos soon. |
After 30 years NASA's Space Shuttle Program drew to a close with the completion of STS-135 Shuttle Atlantis mission. What is next for human spaceflight? Join me as I follow the International Space Station and unmanned missions to the moon, Jupiter, and Mars.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
@AstroIronMike, 4/20/11 7:49 AM
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Tweet from @NASA
@NASA: #FRR – Unanimous vote to proceed toward STS-134 launch April 29 at 3:47p ET. News conference at 4p ET on NASA TV: http://www.nasa.gov/ntv
Michael Wilkinson
Fieldston Lower Math-Science
@STS_134, 4/19/11 11:45 AM
4/19/11 11:45 AM #FRR is going very smooth so far. No major problems that could impact #sts134 have been identified. |
@NASA, 4/19/11 11:31 AM
4/19/11 11:31 AM #FRR – A module of circuit breakers on station tripped in recent days and the cause is under investigation. No expected impact to STS-134. |
@NASA, 4/19/11 11:21 AM
4/19/11 11:21 AM #FRR – Dr. Sam Ting discussed the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer which will be attached to station on STS-134. More on AMS: ams.nasa.gov |
@NASA, 4/19/11 11:16 AM
4/19/11 11:16 AM #FRR – Station researchers talked about the benefits of the experiments underway aboard the space station to people on Earth. |
@NASA, 4/19/11 11:09 AM
4/19/11 11:09 AM #FRR – Quest airlock's outside heater system has experienced some failures, but there is redundancy and no issue for STS-134 spacewalks. |
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