June 23: STS-117 Atlantis / NASA-TV (fotos)

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tip Edy Krier

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12.5°W 12635,H,6111 TV2G0-2 (TV2G0/2) 4:2:0

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12.5°W 12635,H,6111 TV2G0-2 (TV2G0/2) 4:2:0
tip Edy Krier

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Next feeds on the usual Transponder (12635,H,6111 TV2G0-2) at 12.5W will be for ESA-TV:

(All times GMT)

16/06 (Sat) 06:00 06:30
Flight Day 8 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

16/06 (Sat) 10:30 10:45
Replay 2: Sputnik 50 years ago - two pioneers remember

17/06 (Sun) 06:00 06:30
Flight Day 9 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

18/06 (Mon) 05:00 05:30
Flight Day 10 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

source: ESA

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The next Spacewalk (EVA # 3 )is currently underway!

Goal is the repair of Atlantis!

Apart from that there will be the following feeds in the comming week:

Next feeds on the usual Transponder (12635,H,6111 TV2G0-2) at 12.5W will be for ESA-TV:

(All times GMT)

17/06 (Sun) 06:00 06:30
Flight Day 9 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

18/06 (Mon) 05:00 05:30
Flight Day 10 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

19/06 (Tue) 05:00 05:30
Flight Day 11 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

20/06 (Wed) 05:00 05:30
Flight Day 12 Highlights of Shuttle Flight STS-117

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Spacewalkers Repairing Shuttle, Installing Station Vent

STS-117 Mission Specialists Jim Reilly and Danny Olivas started STS-117’s third spacewalk at 1:24 p.m. EDT. Three major tasks are planned for the excursion, including repair work on Space Shuttle Atlantis.

The duo is tackling separate jobs to start the spacewalk. Olivas is focusing on the repair of a thermal blanket that is out of position on space shuttle Atlantis. Working from the end of the Atlantis’ robot arm, he will tuck the blanket back into place and then use a medical stapler to secure it to adjacent blankets on the left orbital maneuvering system pod.

Meanwhile, Reilly’s first task is the installation of a hydrogen vent on the International Space Station’s Destiny Laboratory. The vent is for a new oxygen generation system.

After they finish those jobs, the duo will go to the top of the station’s Port (P6) truss to assist in the retraction of a solar array. Over a two-day period the crew has folded about half of the array bays. A future shuttle crew will relocate the P6 to the end of the Port 5 truss.

If time allows, Reilly and Olivas will tackle other tasks outside the station. The spacewalk is scheduled to last almost 6½ hours.

Mission Specialist Pat Forrester is coordinating today’s spacewalk activities. Pilot Lee Archambault and Mission Specialist Steve Swanson are the robot arm operators.


Source: NASA

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outside the ISS at work
Buiten ISS aan het werk

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outside the ISS at work, in the middel in white with feete
Buiten ISS aan het werk, in het midden in het witte pak met de voeten

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both outside working
Nice one! :grinnik: