[retired_gitfresh]

Where do you get all this info ?

NASA site ?

Cheers for it anyway

[retired_jshendel]

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/content/?cid=4697

[retired_gitfresh]

nice site.

I'll have a read of that later on

[retired_jshendel]

Originally posted by batch:
Where do you get all this info ?

NASA site ?

Cheers for it anyway

I look on about 3 different sites

Plus the space.com forums have someone from the launch team posting on it so get inside info

[retired_heidus17]

that is pretty cool

[retired_jshendel]

STS-115 Mission Specialists Joe Tanner and Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper are on a “campout” in the International Space Station’s Quest Airlock. They are spending the night in the airlock in preparation for their first spacewalk, which takes place after the P3/P4 integrated truss is attached to the station on Tuesday

Camping in the ISS :cool:

[retired_gitfresh]

Looks like someone is going to need to go under Atlanitis by the looks of that gap filler picture.

Rather them than me

[retired_jshendel]

Did you listen to the press conference just now?

They dont seem to think its a problem. There talking about doing more focused inspections on certain areas but they dont seem overly concerned about it. You can bet every flight has these gap filler problems, just that they're noticed more now we have video of the shuttles tiles

[retired_gitfresh]

Nope didnt see it. Just been looking through that nasaspaceflight .com site and noticed the picutre on there

[retired_jshendel]

Only concern is the aerodynamic effect it will have, they could remove it without a problem. Guess they might do wind tunnel tests to check its not an issue