STS-4V - Revision history

Lafayette1: /* Crew */

2016-10-05T01:47:13Z

Crew

Lafayette1 at 04:42, 22 February 2010

2010-02-22T04:42:28Z

Lafayette1: /* Wake-up calls */

2010-02-18T09:36:22Z

Wake-up calls

Lafayette1 at 09:26, 18 February 2010

2010-02-18T09:26:08Z

Lafayette1: /* Contingency mission */

2010-02-18T05:05:35Z

Contingency mission

Lafayette1 at 23:14, 9 February 2010

2010-02-09T23:14:17Z

Lafayette1 at 07:00, 13 December 2009

2009-12-13T07:00:04Z

Lafayette1 at 08:52, 9 December 2009

2009-12-09T08:52:27Z

Lafayette1 at 06:42, 9 December 2009

2009-12-09T06:42:04Z

Lafayette1: /* Launch delays */

2009-10-27T05:28:49Z

Launch delays

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 |position1        = Commander
 |crew1_up         = Harold Hamilton
-|flights1_up      = Fifth
+|flights1_up      = Fourth
 |position2        = Pilot
 |crew2_up         = David Sanders
-|flights2_up      = Third
+|flights2_up      = Fourth
 |position3        = Mission Specialist 1

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 |apog         = TBD
 |perig        = TBD
 |inclination  = 90°
 |period       = 90 minutes

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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | Ixy Comeaux
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;"| <small>Day 3</small><br>
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | [[Wikipedia:Foo Fighters|Foo Fighters]]
 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | STS-4V Crew
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;"| <small>Day 10</small><br>
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | [[Wikipedia:Louis Armstrong|Louis Armstrong]]
 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | STS-4V Crew
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;"| <small>Day 11</small><br>
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | [[Wikipedia:Electric Light Orchestra|Electric Light Orchestra]]
 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | STS-4V Crew
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;"| <small>Day 12</small><br>
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | [[Wikipedia:Frank Sinatra|Frank Sinatra]]
 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | STS-4V Crew
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;"| <small>Day 13</small><br>
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 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | [[Wikipedia:Coldplay|Coldplay]]
 | style="border-bottom:2px solid grey;" | STS-4V Crew
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 ==Contingency mission==
-'''[[Wikipedia:STS-400|STS-505]]''' was the designation given to the [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx|Contingency Shuttle Crew Support]] mission which would be launched in the event Space Shuttle ''Terra Nova'' became disabled during STS-4V. Due to the inclination and other orbit parameters of the mission, ''Terra Nova'' would have been unable to use the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|International Space Station]] as a safe haven in the event of structural or mechanical failure. The mission would be a modified version of the STS-400 rescue mission, and would launch from Space Launch Complex 7 at Vandenberg AFB. Once in orbit, the rescue Orbiter would perform an extended TPS tile check and would link up with ''Terra Nova'', which would grapple the Orbiter with its [[Wikipedia:Canadarm|Remote Manipulator System]] (RMS). Once the crew of STS-4V is safely aboard the other Shuttle, a final transfer would take place to install a backup [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx#Remote Control Orbiter|Remote Control Orbiter]] in-flight maintenance (RCO IFM) cable aboard the ''Terra Nova'', which lacked a dedicated remote landing and control system.<ref Name=Note1>Space Shuttle ''Constitution'' was designed to be remotely controlled from mission control or to land automatically on its own. A refit was completed for ''Terra Nova'' in late 2009 to early 2010 to allow automated landing.</ref> The rescue Orbiter would land first, landing at Vandenberg on day eight to nine of STS-505. ''Terra Nova'' would remain in orbit until the rescue Orbiter is removed from the runway, at which point the decision would be made to either land at Vandenberg or to ditch the Shuttle in South Pacific Ocean, should the damage be too severe to allow a safe landing. Vandenberg would be the preferred landing site due to its location along the orbit of the Shuttle and due to its proximity to the Pacific. Should a problem develop that would make landing dangerous, the Shuttle could be remotely ditched into the ocean away from populated areas.
+'''[[Wikipedia:STS-400|STS-505]]''' was the designation given to the [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx|Contingency Shuttle Crew Support]] mission which would have been launched in the event Space Shuttle ''Terra Nova'' became disabled during STS-4V. Due to the inclination and other orbital parameters of the mission, ''Terra Nova'' would have been unable to use the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|International Space Station]] as a safe haven in the event of structural or mechanical failure. The mission would have been a modified version of the STS-400 rescue mission, and would have launch from Space Launch Complex 7 at Vandenberg AFB. Once in orbit, the rescue Orbiter would perform an extended TPS tile check and would link up with ''Terra Nova'', which would grapple the Orbiter with its [[Wikipedia:Canadarm|Remote Manipulator System]] (RMS). Once the crew of STS-4V was safely aboard the other Shuttle, a final transfer would take place to install a backup [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx#Remote Control Orbiter|Remote Control Orbiter]] in-flight maintenance (RCO IFM) cable aboard the ''Terra Nova'', which lacked a dedicated remote landing and control system.<ref Name=Note1>Space Shuttle ''Constitution'' was designed to be remotely controlled from mission control or to land automatically on its own. A refit was completed for ''Terra Nova'' in late 2009 to early 2010 to allow automated landing and was used successfully during the Orbital Contingency Test Flight.</ref> The rescue Orbiter would land first, landing at Vandenberg on day eight to nine of STS-505. ''Terra Nova'' would remain in orbit until the rescue Orbiter was removed from the runway, at which point the decision would be made to either land at Vandenberg or to ditch the Shuttle in South Pacific Ocean, should the damage be too severe to allow a safe landing. Vandenberg would be the preferred landing site due to its location along the orbit of the Shuttle and due to its proximity to the Pacific. Should a problem develop that would make landing dangerous, the Shuttle could be remotely ditched into the ocean away from populated areas.
 ==Notes==

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 ==Contingency mission==
-'''[[Wikipedia:STS-400|STS-505]]''' was the designation given to the [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx|Contingency Shuttle Crew Support]] mission which would be launched in the event Space Shuttle ''Terra Nova'' became disabled during STS-4V. Due to the inclination and other orbit parameters of the mission, ''Terra Nova'' would have been unable to use the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|International Space Station]] as a safe haven in the event of structural or mechanical failure. The mission would be a modified version of the STS-400 rescue mission, and would launch from Space Launch Complex 7 at Vandenberg AFB. Once in orbit, the rescue Orbiter would perform an extended TPS tile check and would link up with ''Terra Nova'', which would grapple the Orbiter with its [[Wikipedia:Canadarm|Remote Manipulator System]] (RMS). Once the crew of STS-4V is safely aboard the other Shuttle, a final transfer would take place to install a backup [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx#Remote Control Orbiter|Remote Control Orbiter]] in-flight maintenance (RCO IFM) cable aboard the ''Terra Nova'', which lacks a dedicated remote landing and control system.<ref Name=Note1>Space Shuttle ''Constitution'' was designed to be remotely controlled from mission control or to land automatically on its own. A refit is currently under review for ''Terra Nova''.</ref> The rescue Orbiter would land first, landing at Vandenberg on day eight to nine of STS-505. ''Terra Nova'' would remain in orbit until the rescue Orbiter is removed from the runway, at which point the decision would be made to either land at Vandenberg or to ditch the Shuttle in South Pacific Ocean, should the damage be too severe to allow a safe landing. Vandenberg would be the preferred landing site due to its location along the orbit of the Shuttle and due to its proximity to the Pacific. Should a problem develop that would make landing dangerous, the Shuttle could be remotely ditched into the ocean away from populated areas.
+'''[[Wikipedia:STS-400|STS-505]]''' was the designation given to the [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx|Contingency Shuttle Crew Support]] mission which would be launched in the event Space Shuttle ''Terra Nova'' became disabled during STS-4V. Due to the inclination and other orbit parameters of the mission, ''Terra Nova'' would have been unable to use the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|International Space Station]] as a safe haven in the event of structural or mechanical failure. The mission would be a modified version of the STS-400 rescue mission, and would launch from Space Launch Complex 7 at Vandenberg AFB. Once in orbit, the rescue Orbiter would perform an extended TPS tile check and would link up with ''Terra Nova'', which would grapple the Orbiter with its [[Wikipedia:Canadarm|Remote Manipulator System]] (RMS). Once the crew of STS-4V is safely aboard the other Shuttle, a final transfer would take place to install a backup [[Wikipedia:STS-3xx#Remote Control Orbiter|Remote Control Orbiter]] in-flight maintenance (RCO IFM) cable aboard the ''Terra Nova'', which lacked a dedicated remote landing and control system.<ref Name=Note1>Space Shuttle ''Constitution'' was designed to be remotely controlled from mission control or to land automatically on its own. A refit was completed for ''Terra Nova'' in late 2009 to early 2010 to allow automated landing.</ref> The rescue Orbiter would land first, landing at Vandenberg on day eight to nine of STS-505. ''Terra Nova'' would remain in orbit until the rescue Orbiter is removed from the runway, at which point the decision would be made to either land at Vandenberg or to ditch the Shuttle in South Pacific Ocean, should the damage be too severe to allow a safe landing. Vandenberg would be the preferred landing site due to its location along the orbit of the Shuttle and due to its proximity to the Pacific. Should a problem develop that would make landing dangerous, the Shuttle could be remotely ditched into the ocean away from populated areas.
 ==Notes==

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-'''STS-4V''' was a multinational Earth-science space shuttle mission, launched July 29, 2009. The primary payload was the SPACEHAB Research Double Module and two [[Wikipedia:Extended Duration Orbiter|Extended Duration Orbiter]] pallets. The mission included two spacewalks using newly a updated version of the [[Wikipedia:Manned Maneuvering Unit|Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU)]].
+'''STS-4V''' was a multinational Earth-science space shuttle mission, launched July 29, 2009. The primary payload was the SPACEHAB Research Double Module and two [[Wikipedia:Extended Duration Orbiter|Extended Duration Orbiter]] pallets. The mission included two spacewalks using newly a updated version of the [[Wikipedia:Manned Maneuvering Unit|Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU)]]. The mission, which launched while [[Wikipedia:STS-127|STS-127]] and [[Wikipedia:Expedition 20|Expedition 20]] were in orbit, held a record for the most people in space at once (18) until the [[Orbital Contingency Test Flight]] launched in February of 2010.
 <!--RP note: "The blueprint is of the Space Shuttle Terra Nova and its cargo bay, which holds a newly redesigned SPACEHAB double reseach module and a new Extended Duration Orbiter pallet. Clipped to this is a list of the experiments flying on the next polar orbit mission from Vandenberg AFB ("STS-4V"), all of which are scienific and relate to biology, climatology and Earth science." -->
 ==Crew==

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 |altitude     = 191 miles (307 km)
 |spacecraft_mass    =
-|distance     = 6,314,909 miles
+|distance     = 6,314,909 miles<br>(3,924,084.5 km)
 |crew_photo   =
 |crew_caption =

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 ==Mission payload==
-==Launch delays==
+==Launch attempts==
 ==Mission highlights==