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Who is on the iss right now? Right now part of its power supply for the mlm is planned to come from one of the us solar arrays, because the science power platform has been deleted from the shuttle launch manifest 09/10/2009 06:17 am » so it's paldaka cdr, barratt, stott, romanenko, de winne, and thirsk on board right now?
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Nasa has backed off from plans to hold a pair of news briefings monday for the upcoming exp The iss is a new national laboratory, the science performed will take a while to run the experiments and publish No reason given, but maybe nasa doesn't want to talk about the iss right now… [zubenelgenubi
The us needs to take the lead right now by showing that, despite the world's view that we are too cautious of an empire, we can actually lead at the cutting edge of human spaceflight
Nasa is a political creature Today's soyus launch failure increases the both the public scrutiny of and the perceived need for the cc program. If the new manifest is reliable (and it says little about russian modules), we can expect the iss complete around 2008, by which time some hardware will have been in orbit for almost a decade The problem is that right now nasa doesn't really know what it wants
It's also roughly 2x eelv, which is a convenient number as spacex can submit a bid to do joint launches if fh performance is shown to be satisfactory soon enough This avoids the risk and cost of sls, avoids the risk of dependence on spacex, and puts nasa to work on the payloads now, instead of if/when sls flies. There is also another soyuz of the well proven tma series docked to the iss right now Why not using this one as the photoship?
