space station
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Mir
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Excerpt
from 'Star-Crossed Orbits' - Designing the ISS Orbit (PDF
File)
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My source explains: "That's the ducting that takes air from the Node 2 Fwd and bypasses the Node 2, dumping it into the Lab. There have been issues in the past of CO2 levels in the Shuttle, so the air is drawn straight from Shuttle to the Lab, where the Carbon Dioxide Removal Assembly operates, thus lower CO2 levels in the Shuttle :-)"
more photos and story here
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Russia's "Fast Rendezvous" Missions
Preview article
NBC News [March 28, 2013]: Revised ride to space station may be faster – but it's also less comfortable
NBC News [March 27, 2013]: Space station shifts its orbit to make speedy crew rendezvous possible
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11/06/2013 - Russia fired up about Olympic torch 'stunt' on crowded space station |
06/2013 - June 2013 Fungus Flap Keeps ISS Supply Ship door closed |
"Big Fourteen" Compulsory Repairs to ISS Breakdowns |
11/28/2012 -- ADVISORY -- Proposal to invite China on board the International Space Station |
11/26/2012 -- ADVISORY -- Year-long ISS mission |
09/05/2012 -- ADVISORY -- space station EVA repair |
08/27/2012 - MSNBC: NASA gets set for yearlong stints on space station |
09/08/2011 - Russian “Explanation” of Progress Launch Failure Explains Nothing |
06/07/2011 - New Soyuz Launch Today - Safety Concerns Downplayed |
03/14/2011 - The Space Review: Digital Soyuz’ shakedown, and coverup of O2 pressure regulator failures |
12/16/2010 - Did Russia Lose Comm with New Soyuz?
MSNBC: "Space Comm glitch causes a scare"
Russia TV interview on communications glitch |
10/14/2010 - Soyuz damaged during delivery |
08/2010 - ISS Repair Space Walk: A Glimpse Into the Station's Future |
06/2009
- AIAA: Soyuz
Emergency Landings Investigation Lands With A Whimper |
02/04/2009
- MSNBC.com: Shaking
on space station rattles NASA
Vigorous vibrations caught on video during orbital reboost
last month [and NASA kept them secret] |
02/03/2009
- MSNBC.com: Shaking
on Space Station rattles NASA |
11/10/2008
- 2007-2008 Soyuz
Landing Troubles |
10/01/2008
- MSNBC.com: US-Russian
Space Partnership Works as Reluctant Co-Dependence |
08/28/2008
- MSNBC.com: Station
Dodges Controversial Russian Space Junk |
07/02/2008
- MSNBC.com: Cosmonauts
to remove suspect pyrotechnic device from Soyuz craft |
06/13/2008
- MSNBC.com: Why
NASA watches out for true UFOs |
05/27/2008
- MSNBC.com: Space
station struggles with balky toilet |
Winter/2008
- ROBOT magazine: Space
Station Saved by Human-Robotics Symbiosis |
10/2008
- ROBOT magazine: "Station's
Newest Arm: Made in Japan" |
02/12/2008
- MSNBC.com: Russia
Has The Only Guns In Space |
10/29/2007
- The Space Review: Two
women spacecraft commanders: the meaning of the meeting |
10/04/2007
- IEEE Spectrum: Internal
NASA Reports Explain Origins of June Computer Crisis |
09/2007
- IEEE Spectrum: Russians
Prepare to Go to Mars Without Leaving the Ground |
Fall/2007
- ROBOT magazine: Celestial
Spheres INSIDE the Space Station |
06/21/2007
- SEED magazine: Astronaut
Tinkering Leads to Science Insights |
06/18/2007
- Florida Today: Confidence
in failed ISS computers misplaced?
Oberg: “I must confess I'm a more than a little
bit dismayed by Mr. Engelauf's apparent brushing off
the question of what caused the original computer problems
with the assurances that since the crew has found a
way to get them working again, the problems are for
all intents and purposes solved”
|
06/14/2007
- MSNBC.com: Space
station glitch puzzles the experts |
06/01/2007
- Spectrum IEEE: Station
Computer Crisis |
05/12/2005
- MSNBC.com: Astronaut
Chiao's "UFO fleet" identified |
05/01/2007-
MSNBC.com: Space
station lights its ‘big engines’ |
Spring 2007 - Ad Astra: Russia's proposed 'PAROM' space tug |
10/22/2006
- NASA Space: NASA's
Newest [and oldest] Flight Control Room |
04/06/2007
- MSNBC.com: Russian
rookie takes spaceship’s helm |
03/27/2007
- MSNBC.com: Space
station trip will push the envelope |
03/15/2007
- MSNBC.com: Space
station sinks to new low - but it's OK |
02/21/2007
- MSNBC.com: Spacewalkers
tread lightly amid dock dangers |
01/26/2007
- MSNBC.com: Choosing
which spacesuit to wear |
12/04/2006
- MSNBC.com: ISS
Crew To Jettison Piano-sized Surplus Unit |
12/01/2006
- MSNBC.com:Jammed
Kurs Antenna Needs Second Reapir Spacewalk |
10/31/2006
- Spectrum: More
Problems with Elektron Oxygen Generator |
07/07/2006
- MSNBC.com: Space
station benefits from wide opening |
06/26/2006
- The Space Review: Terrorist
Threat to Baykonur Cosmodrome? |
06/2006
- "Science Web" Magazine (Tokyo): The
Future of the Russian Space Program |
05/08/2006
- The Space Review: The
real significance of the ISS thruster test failure |
04/19/2006
- MSNBC.com: Space
station engine test fizzles |
04/13/2006
- MSNBC.com: Bigelow
space hotel nears first orbital test |
04/10/2006
- The Space Review: Soyuz
launch comm emergency |
04/2006
- IEEE Spectrum: "When
two spacecraft meet, they rely on Vladimir Syromyatnikov" |
03/23/2006
- MSNBC.com: Good
news gets lost in space station shuffle |
03/13/2006
- MSNBC.com: Space
station set for rare eclipse encounter |
02/22/2006
- MSNBC.com: ISS
"Glovesuit" Spotted (re 'Suitsat') |
02/20/2006
- MSNBC.com: Release
of private space medical records enhances safety |
02/17/2006
- MSNBC.com: Records
offer rare look at space medical secrets |
02/06/2006
- MSNBC.com: Uncertainties
cloud shuttle schedule |
01/31/2006
- MSNBC.com: Spacesuit
goes overboard for unusual mission ('Suitsat') |
01/17/2006
- MSNBC.com: “Do
astronauts and alcohol mix?” |
11/01/2005
- MSNBC.com: Dangling
strap to blame for scary space leak? |
10/19/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Space
station snags” |
08/03/2005
- MSNBC: “Phantom
Force’ Lofts Space Station – For Free” |
07/31/2005
- MSNBC.com: Did
astronauts really ‘load 15 tons’? |
07/18/2005
- MSNBC.com: Space
station crew takes a brief road trip |
06/10/2005
- MSNBC.com: Russia
ready to take lead on space station |
06/2005
- AD
ASTRA magazine (PDF
File): Spaceflight
Demands Astronauts be Inventive |
05/19/2005:
MSNBC.com: “Mounting
shuttle delays stress space station systems” |
05/09/2005
- MSNBC.com: Astronaut
Susan Helms explains secret of space station’s
success |
05/06/2005
- MSNBC.com: Space
Station stars in tale of endurance |
04/01/2005
- MSNBC.com: “Time
running out for space station deal” |
02/28/2005
- The Space Review: Action-reaction
in space: the "gyrodine war" heats up |
02/10/2005
- MSNBC.com: New
NASA Memo Confirms Spacewalk Thruster Incident |
01/31/2005
- MSNBC.com: "Spacewalk
thruster incident (phantom torque) alarms NASA" |
01/07/2005
- MSNBC.com: Oxygen
has its ups and downs on space station |
Summer
2005 - AD ASTRA magazine (PDF
File): "Spacemen
become inventive by necessity" |
12/02/2004 - MSNBC: NASA split over noise on space station |
12/01/2004
- Discovery-Canada: (Video) Jim
Discusses 'Kliper' Spaceship |
12/01/2004
- MSNBC.com: Next-generation
Russian spaceship unveiled |
10/28/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
mulls early retirement for space shuttle |
10/18/2004
– MSNBC.com: Space
lessons from the Russians |
10/01/2004
- Spaceflight (PDF File): ISS
Science Returns Uncertain |
09/28/2004
- MSNBC.com: Space
station launch delayed again |
09/15/2004
- MSNBC.com: New
Russian mishap threatens launch schedule |
09/09/2004
- MSNBC.com: Oxygen
problems plague space station |
08/20/2004
- MSNBC.com: Russian
millionaire rejected for space ride |
08/2004
- SPACEFLIGHT Magazine: The
Unsung Success of ISS Telescience |
08/03/2004
- MSNBC.com: Spacewalkers
cope with phantom menace |
06/09/2004
- MSNBC.com: "Space
science done by remote control" |
05/27/2004
- MSNBC.com: Russia
to bill U.S. for spacewalk |
05/24/2004
- MSNBC.com: Failed
US Spacesuits Forces Russian Option |
05/01/2004
- Popular Science: Converting
ISS into a Space Hotel |
04/19/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
says no to 12-month space mission |
04/09/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
selects new class of astronauts |
03/29/2004
- MSNBC.com: Space
station offers key lessons for Mars |
03/25/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
mulls proposal for yearlong space stay |
03/14/2004
- MSNBC.com: NASA
Anxious of New Military Chief of Russian Space |
03/01/2004
- MSNBC.com: Spacewalk
risks weighed in retrospect |
02/27/2004
- Discovery-Canada: Space
Station's Risky Space Walk |
02/27/2004
- MSNBC.com: Spacewalk
glitch may prove to have silver lining |
02/23/2004
- MSNBC.com: Station
spacewalks will be far from routine |
02/17/2004
- MSNBC.com: Space
station crew spots bits of debris |
02/12/2004
- MSNBC.com: Space
station crew prepares to fix window |
01/16/2004
- MSNBC.com: Space
station leak caused by crew |
01/11/2004
- MSNBC.com: Crew
finds 'culprit’ in space station leak |
12/02/2003
- Discovery-Canada: Interview:
Mystery Space Station Noise (video) |
12/02/2003
- MSNBC.com: NASA
split over space station noise |
11/21/2003
- MSNBC.com: Russia's
Secret: Space Station Nearly Died The Day It Was Born |
11/17/2003
- MSNBC.com: ISS
Tourist Visits to Stop by 2009 |
11/2003
- Air & Space: Inflatable
Reentry Vehicles - Past and Future |
10/01/2003
- Spectrum: "Make
ISS A Stepping-Stone To The Planets"(with
Cass & Zak) |
09/22/2003
- MSNBC.com: NASA
adds extra shuttle mission |
08/24/2003
- MSNBC.com: Surviving
the isolation of space |
08/17/2003
- MSNBC.com: Heavy
load for next station crew |
08/10/2003
- MSNBC.com: Cosmonaut
in world’s first space wedding |
05/20/2003
- MSNBC.com: Wright
Flyer model soars in space |
05/05/2003
- MSNBC.com: Software
bug sent Soyuz off course / IEEE
detailed report |
05/05/2003
- Soyuz
TMA report for IEEE |
04/21/2003
- Space
station trip reflects new reality |
03/19/2003
- Space
station crew makes repairs |
02/27/2003
- MSNBC.com: Next
space station mission approved |
12/05/2002
- Space News: No
Demanning of ISS Planned |
11/26/2002
- MSNBC.com: NASA
Mulls Station Evacuation Plan |
10/15/2002
- Space News: Soyuz
TMA Improvements |
09/09/2002
- Are
Russian Space Bargains Really a Good Deal? |
08/28/2002
- Spacer.com: Can
Lance Sing His Way Into Space |
07/2002
- Scientific American: “Noise
becomes a concern on the International Space Station
(Scientific American)” |
06/17/2002
- Scientific American.com: Orbital
Shouting |
04/25/2002
- MSNBC.com: "Rough
space ride raises questions (secrets of Tito’s
Soyuz landing) |
06/21/2001
- NASA
Promises Again... |
04/24/2001
- USA Today: Space
agency lacks candor |
04/12/2001
- Budget Restraints
and ISS Log Editing Impact NASA's Open Access Policy |
02/10/2001
- MSNBC.com: Spacesuit
troubles for station crew |
12/31/2000
- MSNBC.com: Part
2, from 'Star-Crossed Orbits' |
12/31/2000
- MSNBC.com: Book
Excerpt, ISS First Expedition, part 1: |
11/01/2000
- Spectrum: NASA's
big push to the space station |
04/14/2000
- Galaxy Online: Violence
in Russian Space Simulator |
04/04/2000
- UPI: Cosmonauts
to Reopen Mir |
12/01/1999
- Popular Science: ISS
Alternatives to Russian Hardware |
12/1999 - Popular Science: "Are the Russians Lost in Space?" Profiles the "Interim Control Module" developed as backup to Russian hardware and discusses impacts of delays in Russian hardware for the International Space Station. |
11/11/1999
- Speech
on Russian partnership, Baker Institute, Houston |
12/04/1998
- ABCnews.com: Fancy
Space Maneuvers on STS-88: Firsts and Lasts on Space
Assembly Mission |
11/20/1998
- ABC.com: Big
Project, Big Worries |
10/07/1998
- House
Space Subcommittee hearings on "Bail-out for Russia"
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09/18/1997
- Statement
for House Science Committee |
10/01/1998
- ABC: Space
Station Bogs Down |
01/1998
- ABC: "Space
Station Schedule Stretches Out" |
2/1997 - NASA's
Deliberate Self-Deception on the Russians |
12/1996
- Air and Space Magazine (PDF
File): United
We Orbit |
1992
- Could
NASA Have Saved Skylab? |
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