STS-10W - Revision history

Lafayette1: /* Crew */

2016-10-05T01:44:26Z

Crew

Lafayette1: /* March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking) */

2015-06-28T18:20:59Z

March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking)

Lafayette1: /* March 18 (Flight Day 4: MPLM Berthing) */

2013-09-23T08:10:04Z

March 18 (Flight Day 4: MPLM Berthing)

Lafayette1: /* Extra-vehicular activity */

2011-04-11T07:16:48Z

Extra-vehicular activity

Lafayette1: /* March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking) */

2010-04-17T02:00:37Z

March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking)

Lafayette1: /* March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking) */

2010-04-17T01:59:47Z

March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking)

Lafayette1: /* March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking) */

2010-04-17T01:58:58Z

March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking)

Lafayette1: /* March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking) */

2010-03-30T05:54:48Z

March 17 (Flight Day 3: ISS Docking)

Lafayette1 at 05:09, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T05:09:07Z

Lafayette1 at 04:42, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T04:42:55Z

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 |position1        = Commander
 |crew1_up         = Harold Hamilton
-|flights1_up      = Eighth
+|flights1_up      = Sixth
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 Image:STS-131 flight day two Discovery's payload bay.jpg|The ''Michelangelo'' Multi-Purpose Logistics Module (MPLM) visible in ''Patriot's'' payload bay.
 Image:STS-130_Endeavour_Rendezvous_Pitch_Maneuver_aft_portion.jpg|Image of ''Patriot's'' aft section taken during the shuttle's approach prior to docking.
 Image:STS-131 Discovery approaches ISS.jpg|''Patriot'' approaches the ISS.
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 ===March 18 (Flight Day 4: MPLM Berthing)===
-During the day, the MPLM ''Michelangelo'' was berthed to the nadir or earth facing port of ''[[Wikipedia:Unity (ISS module)|Unity]]'' using the [[Wikipedia:Canadarm2|Space Station Remote Manipulator System]] (SSRMS). Once it was berthed, the crews activated it and opened the hatch for ingress. Several more items were transferred from the shuttle mid-deck including the space suits Ixy Comeaux, Karri Litmanen and [[Ian Rubin]] were to use during EVA 1. The pair also prepared all the tools used in the EVA. Before the two crews went to bed they conducted a spacewalk procedures review before Comeaux, Litmanen, and Rubin entered the [[Wikipedia:Quest Joint Airlock|Quest Airlock]]. They spent the night there at 10.2 psi instead of at the station's 14.6 psi, breathing pure oxygen for an hour before and after their sleep period in order to prevent [[Wikipedia:decompression sickness|decompression sickness]]. Later on during the night when the crews were asleep, the team of ground controllers performed a final review of the images gathered during the TPS inspection and RPM to determine if any changes to the spacewalk were required.
+During the day, the MPLM ''Michelangelo'' was berthed to the nadir or earth facing port of ''[[Wikipedia:Unity (ISS module)|Unity]]'' using the [[Wikipedia:Canadarm2|Space Station Remote Manipulator System]] (SSRMS). Once it was berthed, the crews activated it and opened the hatch for ingress. Several more items were transferred from the shuttle mid-deck including the space suits Ixy Comeaux, Karri Litmanen and [[Ian Rubin]] were to use during EVA 1. The trio also prepared all the tools used in the EVA. Before the two crews went to bed they conducted a spacewalk procedures review before Comeaux, Litmanen, and Rubin entered the [[Wikipedia:Quest Joint Airlock|Quest Airlock]]. They spent the night there at 10.2 psi instead of at the station's 14.6 psi, breathing pure oxygen for an hour before and after their sleep period in order to prevent [[Wikipedia:decompression sickness|decompression sickness]]. Later on during the night when the crews were asleep, the team of ground controllers performed a final review of the images gathered during the TPS inspection and RPM to determine if any changes to the spacewalk were required.
 ===March 19 (Flight Day 5: EVA 1)===

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 This also marks the first spacewalk by a [[Wikipedia:Finland|Finnish]] citizen, the second ever three-person EVA, and the longest spacewalk in history.
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 | rowspan=2 style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | <small>EVA 2</small><br>
 | Robert L. Behnken <br /> Nicholas Patrick
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 | 5 hours 54 minutes
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-| colspan=4 style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | Behnken and Patrick installed ammonia plumbing and connectors between Unity, [[Destiny (ISS module)|Destiny]] and Tranquility and cover them with thermal insulation. When turned on, the ammonia will provide cooling to Tranquility. They then prepared a port on the Earth-facing side of Tranquility for the flight day 8 relocation and attachment of the cupola.
+| colspan=4 style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | Behnken and Patrick installed ammonia plumbing and connectors between Unity, [[Destiny (ISS module)|Destiny]] and Tranquility and cover them with thermal insulation. When turned on, the ammonia will provide cooling to Tranquility. They then prepared a port on the Earth-facing side of Tranquility for the flight day 8 relocation and attachment of the cupola. -->
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 Image:STS-130_Endeavour_Rendezvous_Pitch_Maneuver_aft_portion.jpg|Image of ''Patriot's'' aft section taken during the shuttle's approach prior to docking.
 Image:Endeavour silhouette STS-130.jpg|''Patriot'' approaches the ISS, silhouetted by the Earth's horizon.
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 {{Infobox Space mission
 | mission_name = STS-10W
-| insignia     = Shuttle_Patch.svg
+| insignia     = Shuttle Patch.svg
 | shuttle      = Patriot
 | launch_pad   = [[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]], SLC-1