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Space shuttle Endeavour lit up the sky in a rare nighttime launch to begin a 16-day construction mission to the international space station. (March 11) Raw Video: Liftoff of Space Shuttle Endeavour

Space Shuttle Endeavour to Land Tonight - Space.com

Tue, 26 Mar 2008 12:44:16 GMT

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Space Shuttle Endeavour to Land Tonight
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By Tariq Malik CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA's space shuttle Endeavour and its seven-astronaut crew are coming home today to end an intense construction job at the International Space Station (ISS).
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Shuttle Endavour

Fri, 15 Mar 2008 18:04:22 GMT

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Endeavour into the Night
Credit: NASA, Jerry Cannon, Rusty Backer

Blasting into a dark night sky, the Space Shuttle Endeavour began its latest journey to orbit in the early morning hours of March 11. In this stunning picture following the launch, the glare from Endeavour’s three main rocket engines and flanking solid fuel booster rockets illuminates the orbiter’s tail section and the large, orange external fuel tank. Embarking on mission STS-123, Endeavour left Kennedy Space Center’s pad 39A, ferrying a crew of seven astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). The cargo included the first section of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Kibo laboratory and the Canadian Space Agency’s two-armed robotic system. Astronauts will conduct a series of space walks to install the new equipment during the 16-day mission, the longest shuttle mission to the ISS.

Day of the Endeavour

Tue, 8 Aug 2007 11:12:37 GMT

posted by nlhouser

“It looks like we have a very good vehicle on the pad,” said NASA’s launch integration manager LeRoy Cain. “The crew is ready. The team is ready.”

For most of us, high heat temperatures and heat warnings are not good news. But for those involved with the launching of NASA’s 20th STS-118 mission of the Endeavour, it is wonderful during a time when nasty weather consisting of lightening and thunderstorms have prevented not only launchings of spacecraft but also landings. An 80% favorable liftoff condition is promised, but that is approximately 12 hours from this writing. LOTS can happen with Mother Nature, not the weather forecasters, in charge during this time.

Presently, the launching of the space shuttle Endeavour and its crew is still being planned today at 6:36 p.m. EDT. According to NASA, a stem-to-stern payload of 5,000 pounds of cargo, loaded spare parts platform, and a brand new starboard-side girder will be destined for the International Space Station. After being earth-bound for five years, NASA’s Endeavour shuttle is carrying this heavy load for a major overhaul to upgrade and refit the 100-ton space station. The mission set out for construction work is slated for 11 days, but an additional three days may be added if a new station-to-shuttle power transfer system aboard the shuttle Endeavour works well.

More technically, part of the Endeavour’s mission is four spacewalks– in order to attach the Starboard 5 (S5) truss, along with other hardware to the ISS’s exterior. The S5 is a smaller spacer truss, serving as a bridge between the space station’s solar arrays, newly installed, and their new pair of solar wings that will be set to launch in another year. NASA reports that an external spare parts platform and a replacement for a broken gyroscope in the outpost’s U.S. attitude control system.

During the five years since the Endeavour’s last 2002 launching, this is the Endeavour’s first launching after several years of modifications. According to Wayne Hale, the shuttle’s program manager of NASA, the Endeavour is now like a brand new space shuttle that has been highly inspected from one end to another. “It’s like driving a new car off the showroom floor.” NASA inspectors have inspected over 150 miles of wiring, while enhancing the shuttle’s avionics interface and adding two new systems of a power-transfer and also for engine-monitoring.

The Endeavour is also known as the Orbiter Vehicle-105 (OV-105), the youngest space shuttle of NASA, commissioned in 1987 as a replacement of its sister ship, with the loss of the Challenger and its crew in 1986. In 1991, prior to its activation by NASA for their orbiter fleet, the shuttle had been in the Rockwell International hanger which is now known as Boeing.

DR. SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR IS A REAL WASTE OF MONEY SAYS AUSTRALIAN MEDIA! WEARING ASTRONAUT DIAPERS?

Thu, 19 Oct 2007 15:00:17 GMT

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[SYOKKAHWIN.COM’S LATEST ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - CLICK HERE] It’s really a disheartening news for some. Our beloved DR. SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR was put down and criticized by the foreign media. Malaysian adventure was considered as utter complete waste of money and we should be spending money on creating wealth rather than going for something that has no material benefits to the nation etc. Also why are we sending again an astronaut next year? i.e. Dr Faiz Khalid to outerspace next? Is it simply to meet NASA’s requirement for him to be eligible to be called ASTRONAUT unlike DR. SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR who is just a spaceflight participant? But I really like his ASTRONAUT COSTUME with the ANGKASAWAN BADGE ! Will a MALAYSIAN ever fly on a NASA SPACE SHUTTLE next? Wonder how did they pee in outerspace. I hear the astronauts are wearing ASTRONAUT DIAPERS.

ASTRONAUT DIAPERS WORN BY DR. SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR - hehe just like a baby..

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