Space Station Slowly Falling Apart?
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International Space Station Crew to
retry Space Walk
International Space Station Crew to
retry Space Walk
06/30/2004 04:49 AMThe 2 Crewmembers of the ISS will attempt for a second time to
repair a circuit breaker to a broken gyroscope. If everything goes as
planned and no further spacesuit problems they will spend approx 6
hours replacing the circuit breaker. [NASA]
Catch a Falling Space Capsule
Catch a Falling Space Capsule
09/05/2004 02:39 PMWired News Sep 5 2004 5:52PM GMT
Maryland Game Developer Vision
Videogames Receives NASA Space Act
Agreement To Develop Space Station Game
Maryland Game Developer Vision
Videogames Receives NASA Space Act
Agreement To Develop Space Station Game
05/31/2004 01:55 PMVision Videogames of Towson, Maryland received a Space Act Agreement
from The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) earlier
this month to develop their PC/PS2/Xbox game, Space Station:SIM, due
for consumer release this Christmas season. The Space Act Agreement is
a continuation of one received by GRS Games before Vision Videogames
management bought out the company in March 2004. It allows Vision
Videogames a flow of information from, and access to, NASA personnel
so the company can gather information to build their game. “The game
has captured everyone’s imagination. We have individuals and
international agencies including JAXA (The Japanese Space Agency)
volunteering to help us with drawings, science, music – anything you
can imagine,” says company president Bill Mueller. In Space
Station:SIM, the player assumes the roll of the Chief Administrator of
NASA, creating astronaut crewmembers with unique needs, abilities and
personalities while managing their activities and personal
relationships like “The SIMS®”. [PRWEB May 31, 2004]
Economist.com | Space station
Economist.com | Space station
03/17/2005 02:49 AMhow the Iran Non-proliferation Act could very well kill the
International Space Station .. No plan B for outer space ..
Funding
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Space Station sightings
Space Station sightings
12/24/2004 12:29 PM
Xeni Jardin:
BoingBoing reader
Uncle
Horn Head says, "I heard on NPR this afternoon that in the coming
days it will be possible to see the
International Space Station with the naked eye. NASA has
posted
a massive list of world cities with optimal viewing times."
That spot was a chat between Ira Flatow and Alex Chadwick on the NPR
program "Day to Day," to which I'm a contributing tech correspondent.
Here's the audio for that segment: Li
nk
Reader Philip Downey adds,
"The site heavens-above.com
tells you when ANY satellite is going over anywhere in the world. One
neat feature is going back a day in time to figure out what you saw
last night."
That's no moon, it's a space station
That's no moon, it's a space station
05/13/2004 09:18 AM
IS
S-Jupiter Transit tonight. Notable space station flyover tonight
for you skywatching East Coasters: the ISS will pass quite close to
Jupiter, and some of you lucky ones [
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map] will even see the station briefly eclipse the planet.
(Side note: Remember those days when everyone was using its radio call
sign
&quo
t;Alpha?" Now the media just say "space station."
Sigh.) East Coast, 9:30pm, I'll be outside, looking up.
Space Station Simulator
Space Station Simulator
11/05/2003 08:36 AMProject Planning Underway
No Yearlong Crews for Space Station
No Yearlong Crews for Space Station
04/21/2004 12:45 AMNASA has turned down Russia's request to extend the stay of the next
International Space Station crew to a full year from six months but is
open to the idea for later missions.
Space Station Eclipses Jupiter
Space Station Eclipses Jupiter
05/13/2004 05:05 AMThe International Space Station will totally eclipse Jupiter, but the
"path of totality" is only ~260 feet wide .. Bright. Silent. Inhabited
..
map
science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2004/12may_issjupiter.htm?list155268
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New residents dock at space station
New residents dock at space station
04/17/2005 04:56 AMOptusNet Apr 17 2005 8:51AM GMT
Italian Delivery For Space Station
Italian Delivery For Space Station
04/17/2005 06:59 PMCBS Now Apr 17 2005 11:11PM GMT
New Crew Docks at Space Station
New Crew Docks at Space Station
04/18/2005 04:53 AMA Russian-American replacement crew and a visiting Italian astronaut
arrive at the international space station on the Russian Soyuz
capsule. The American crew member is part of U.S. plan to return its
space shuttle to flight.
Astronaut: Space Station Is Safe
Astronaut: Space Station Is Safe
10/31/2003 03:50 AMCBS News Oct 31 2003 3:23AM ET
No Free Rides To Space Station
No Free Rides To Space Station
12/29/2004 01:45 PMCBS News Dec 29 2004 4:14PM GMT
Crew heads for space station
Crew heads for space station
04/16/2005 02:44 AMOptusNet Apr 16 2005 6:12AM GMT
Space station crew returns
Space station crew returns
04/29/2004 11:09 PMUSA Today Apr 30 2004 3:25AM GMT
New Crew Heads To Space Station
New Crew Heads To Space Station
04/15/2005 09:46 AMCBS News Apr 15 2005 1:21PM GMT
Kermit Alive and Well on the Space
Station
Kermit Alive and Well on the Space
Station
12/10/2003 06:40 PMSpace Station Astronauts Take Spacewalk
(AP)
Space Station Astronauts Take Spacewalk
(AP)
03/28/2005 05:44 AMAP - Their mission nearing an end, the two space station astronauts
installed antennas and released a baby Sputnik during a spacewalk
Monday amid heightened safety procedures and multiple breakdowns.
More Astronauts Approved for Space
Station
More Astronauts Approved for Space
Station
07/24/2004 03:05 AMNations involved in the International Space Station have also agreed
to look at ways to accelerate the launching of Japanese and European
research modules.
New Robot Arm Installed on Space Station
New Robot Arm Installed on Space Station
02/01/2005 10:04 PMNASA has announced
that a 5 hour 28 minute space walk by two ISS astronauts has been
completed and the International Space
Station now has a new, external robot arm. The
double-jointed manipulator arm is known as ROKVISS
(Robotics Component
Verification on ISS) and is part of a German commercial experiment.
The device can operate in both an autonomous mode and in a
telepresence
mode. The primary purpose of the arm is to test the long-term
reliability of new, lightweight robotics components in space. A
Sci-Tech
article has more info on the new arm and also mentions that the
astronauts discoverd a mysterious, white, honeycomb-like substance
growing on the outside of the space station during their spacewalk
(yikes!). More info about
the ROKVISS arm itself can be found in a 12
page concept overview document (PDF format).
Space Station Air Pressure Drops
Space Station Air Pressure Drops
01/06/2004 06:51 AMCBS News Jan 6 2004 6:14AM ET
Space Station shedding parts
Space Station shedding parts
02/18/2004 03:48 AMSeems things keep falling off the International Space Station. All of
this junk in orbit makes for tricky driving when...
Station Crew Goes For Space Stroll
Station Crew Goes For Space Stroll
03/28/2005 08:39 AMCBS Now Mar 28 2005 12:34PM GMT
Space Station Gets New Food Supply
Space Station Gets New Food Supply
12/26/2004 12:46 PMCBS News Dec 26 2004 4:20PM GMT
Space Station Crew Unloads Supplies (AP)
Space Station Crew Unloads Supplies (AP)
04/18/2005 08:15 AMAP - Cosmonauts and astronauts exchanged joyful embraces Sunday and
began loading the international space station with scientific
equipment and fresh vegetables after their successful docking of the
Soyuz cargo ship.
Space station crews prepare for next
chapter
Space station crews prepare for next
chapter
04/05/2005 05:22 PMUSA Today Apr 5 2005 9:47PM GMT
New Crew to Leave for Space Station on
Oct. 11, NASA Says
New Crew to Leave for Space Station on
Oct. 11, NASA Says
09/25/2004 03:21 AMA new crew will be sent to the International Space Station next month,
even though there are concerns about adequate oxygen and other
supplies.
NASA Taking Chances on Space Station
(AP)
NASA Taking Chances on Space Station
(AP)
06/23/2004 05:34 PMAP - NASA is taking bigger chances and more of them — even
bending its own safety rules — to keep the international space
station running with a two-man crew and no shuttle visits.
Oxygen Generator on Space Station Fails
Oxygen Generator on Space Station Fails
09/10/2004 03:56 AMThe main oxygen generator for the International Space Station has
failed, and the two astronauts on board will tap into an attached
cargo ship's air supply this weekend.
Fresh Space Station Crew On Board
Fresh Space Station Crew On Board
04/21/2004 08:56 AMCBS News Apr 21 2004 1:04PM GMT
International Space Station Gyroscope
Fails
International Space Station Gyroscope
Fails
04/23/2004 05:34 AMSpace Station Oxygen Maker Broken
Space Station Oxygen Maker Broken
09/10/2004 05:12 AMThe oxygen generator for the International Space Station craps out,
leaving the two astronauts on board weighing alternative sources for
breathable air.
Russian Space Ship Departs for Station
(AP)
Russian Space Ship Departs for Station
(AP)
04/14/2005 10:34 PMAP - A Soyuz rocket blasted into the cosmos as the sun rose over the
Central Asian steppes Friday, carrying a Russian, American and Italian
to the international space station a month before NASA revives a
shuttle program grounded after the Columbia disaster two years ago.
NASA: Space Station Running Low on
Oxygen (AP)
NASA: Space Station Running Low on
Oxygen (AP)
09/24/2004 06:09 PMAP - Oxygen and food will be worrisomely low on the international
space station by Christmas, and it's crucial that a Russian supply
ship get there by then, a top NASA official said Friday.
"Hurricane Ivan as seen by the
International Space Station"
"Hurricane Ivan as seen by the
International Space Station"
09/17/2004 08:26 AMSpace Station Astronauts Called Back In
(AP)
Space Station Astronauts Called Back In
(AP)
06/24/2004 06:01 PMAP - The two astronauts who stepped out of the international space
station for an unusually risky spacewalk were quickly ordered back in
Thursday when Mission Control spotted a pressure drop in one of the
men's oxygen tanks.
NASA Taking Chances on Space Station
NASA Taking Chances on Space Station
06/25/2004 12:30 AMAbcnews.go.com - Thu Jun 24, 07:38 am GMT
Space Station Loses Power in Gyroscope
Space Station Loses Power in Gyroscope
04/23/2004 12:12 AMOne of the gyroscopes that keeps the International Space Station in
the right position has failed, a development that will require an
extra spacewalk for astronauts to fix.
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