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DEBUTTÒ NEL 1985. PORTÒ NELLO SPAZIO IL PRIMO ASTRONAUTA ITALIANO, FRANCO MALERBA L'ultimo volo dello shuttle Atlantis È decollato da Cape Canaveral per una missione di 12 giorni con 6 astronauti a bordo http://www.corriere.it/scienze_e_tecnol ... aabe.shtml
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Alle 8:56 a.m. EDT gli astronauti dell'Atlantis hanno iniziato l'ispezione dello scudo
purtroppo le operazioni sono rallentate dal malfunzionamento di un sensore:
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The inspection of Atlantis' heat shield tiling is still hampered by a malfunctioning system on the sensor unit being used to scan the tiles. The crew discovered that a piece of hardware on the shuttle is pinching the so-called pan-and-tilt unit, which controls where the sensor is pointed.
"It is crystal clear exactly where the pinch is," Atlantis commander Ken Ham radioed to Mission Control. "No matter of panning is going to help change that situation."
The crew and mission managers are discussing how to move forward.
Source: space.com
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Astronauts Switch to Second Sensor System 15 May 2010 12:00 p.m. EDT
Astronauts aboard the space shuttle Atlantis have decided to give up on a balky sensor they've been using to scan their orbiter's heat shield. Instead, they'll switch to a second sensor system attached to a digital camera that will take pictures of the heat insulation tiling.
The trouble with the scan has eaten up some of the crew's time, so they may have to postpone some other tasks and take longer than usual to complete the normally six-hour inspection.
Source: space.com
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Astronauts Complete Right Wing Inspection 15 May 2010 1:21 p.m. EDT
The crew of space shuttle Atlantis is proceeding, albeit slowly, with the inspection of their orbiter's heat shield using a backup sensor system. The astronauts finished scanning Atlantis' right wing, and are ready to move on to the shuttle's nose.
The crew is using a secondary sensor system that requires daylight, so they must wait out their current nighttime pass and begin work again in about 10 minutes when they have adequate lighting from the sun.
Source: space.com
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Atlantis Docks with International Space Station Sun, 16 May 2010 04:34:20 PM GMT+0200
At 10:28 a.m. EDT, Commander Ken Ham backed space shuttle Atlantis into pressurized mating adapter #2 on the International Space Station’s Harmony node. The two spacecraft were flying about 220 miles up over the South Pacific at the time they docked.
The shuttle and station crews will open hatches and hold the traditional welcome ceremony at about 12:30 p.m. Atlantis’ crew will be working with Expedition 23 Commander Oleg Kotov and Russian Flight Engineers Alexander Skvortsov and Mikhail Kornienko, Soichi Noguchi of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, and NASA's T.J. Creamer and Tracy Caldwell Dyson.
About an hour after hatches are open, Caldwell Dyson and Mission Specialist Piers Sellers will use the station’s robotic arm to move the Integrated Cargo Carrier from the payload bay to the station’s mobile transporter. This will enable the carrier and its attached hardware to be prepositioned for use throughout the mission.
Mission Specialists Garrett Reisman, Michael Good and Steve Bowen will transfer the spacesuits and spacewalk equipment over to the station’s Quest airlock and begin setting up for the first spacewalk.
Hatches Opened Between Atlantis, Space Station 16 May 2010 12:57 p.m. EDT
The hatches between the shuttle Atlantis and International Space Station were opened at 12:18 p.m. EDT (1618 GMT), formally beginning a week-long station construction and delivery mission for the two crews.
Atlantis docked at the station at 10:28 a.m. EDT (1428 GMT). Up next for the shuttle astronauts: The first of three spacewalks to deliver spare parts to the station. That spacewalk will begin Monday morning.
Shuttle Astronauts Suit Up for Spacewalk 17 May 2010 6:20 a.m. EDT
Two astronauts set to embark on the first of three spacewalks planned for shuttle Atlantis' docked mission to the International Space Station are donning their white pressurized spacesuits. They plan to begin the spacewalk at 8:15 a.m. EDT (1215 GMT). Source: space.com
14:15: è appena iniziata la prima passeggiata!
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Spacewalkers Work to Add Storage Deck on Robot 17 May 2010 1:15 p.m. EDT
Spacewalkers Garrett Reisman and Stephen Bowen are turning their attention to their last big chore for today's work outside the International Space Station: The installation of a spare parts platform on the station's Canadian-built Dextre robot.
Earlier, Mission Control ordered Bowen to stop work to finalize the install a spare antenna on the station. He was removing bolts that secured the antenna during the ride to space in Atlantis' payload bay. Instead he lashed it down with tethers. The antenna gave the spacewalkers some trouble earlier when the 6-foot wide dish initially didn't seat properly atop its 8-foot boom. Then an umbilical cable refused to connect properly, prompting more troubleshooting work.
Mission Control is considering extending the spacewalk to 7 hours to get more work done
Astronauts Wrap Up Spacewalk Work 17 May 2010 2:28 p.m. EDT
Spacewalkers Garrett Reisman and Stephen Bowen are wrapping up their work outside the International Space Station during today's first spacewalk of the STS-132 mission.
"It's a beautiful day to be out spacewalking," Bowen said. Their excursion is going longer than the planned six-and-a-half hours because of an earlier power glitch and some trouble with a stuck cable.
Spacewalker Loosens Battery Bolts 17 May 2010 2:40 p.m. EDT
Spacewalker Stephen Bowen has finished loosening the bolts holding down six batteries in a cargo carrier on the shuttle Atlantis. The batteries are due to be installed during the shuttle mission's second spacewalk, set to take place Wednesday. Bowen's work to loosen the bolts should save some precious time during that excursion.
Shuttle Astronauts Complete First Spacewalk 17 May 2010 3:24 p.m. EDT
Spacewalkers Stephen Bowen and Garrett Reisman have floated back inside the space station and closed the hatch behind them, wrapping up about seven and a half hours of spacewalking activities today. They officially ended the spacewalk at 3:19 p.m. EDT (1919 GMT) by transferring over from their spacesuits battery power back to the station's power supply.
Source: space.com
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Astronauts Wake to Tune of Village People's "Macho Men" 18 May 2010 2:58 p.m. EDT
The astronauts woke at 2:50 a.m. EDT (0650 GMT) to the song "Macho man" by the village people, played especially for mission specialist Garrett Reisman.
"Good morning Atlantis, and a special good morning to you today, Garrett," said Shannon Lucid, capcom at Mission Control in Houston.
"Thanks Shannon, good morning," Reisman replied. "Good morning also to Simone, who's behind the selection of that tune," he said to his wife back on Earth, laughing. "We're feeling like macho men!"
The astronauts are beginning their fifth day in space. They plan to install a new Russian research lab to the station.
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