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Poor Weather Scrubs Tuesday Launch Try

Tue, 25 Aug 2009 07:28:32 AM GMT+0200

 

The launch attempt for space shuttle Discovery was called off Tuesday morning because of poor weather in the area. The launch team will make another attempt Wednesday morning at 1:10 a.m. EDT.

 

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Atlantic Bird 1 @ 12.5 deg W Transponder F5 Channel B

D/link freq: 12633.75 MHz Pol X/Horizontal

S/R: 6.1113 Ms/s

FEC: 3/4

Signal: PAL MPEG2 4:2:0 in the clear with open audio PIDs

Modulation: QPSK

 

 

Wed, Aug 26, 2009 | 04:00 - 07:20 GMT | 06:00 - 09:20 CET| 05:00 - 08:20 BST

 

STS-128/alISSe Shuttle mission with Christer Fugelsang - "GO" for Weds 26 August

Live

 

At 19:25 GMT this evening, Shuttle mission management gave the "Go" to load space shuttle Discovery's external fuel tank. Discovery's launch was postponed early this morning due to lingering thunderstorms in the vicinity of the launch pad.

 

Lift-off has been re-scheduled for tomorrow, 26 August, at 05:10 GMT with a launch window of +/- 5 mins.

 

The current weather forecast is 70 percent for favourable conditions for launch. The primary concern is cumulus clouds and showers within 20 nautical miles of the shuttle landing facility at the time of launch. Live coverage will begin tomorrow, 26 August, at 04:00 GMT with satellite relay of NASA TV launch coverage for Europe on AB1.

 

Highlights of the launch, lift off and arrival on orbit will be transmitted with first reactions from ESA key actors including Simonetta Di Pippo, ESA Director of Human Spaceflight at 06:30 GMT (15 min feed). These highlights will then continue to be available on the sites ftp://esa.contentcoders.com/ or http://video360.world-television.com/mediacorner/

 

All inflight mission coverage and events are subject to re-timing once there is a successful launch and will be separately announced. Normally, a 5 - 10 min digest of Flight Day Highlights will be posted on the ESA TV ftp site within 1 hour of end of NASA transmission and ESA TV will also carry major events such as hatch opening and special events with Fugelsang/De Winne live. Please monitor the ESA TV portal and read your mailings for updated details.

 

New mission background images are available on ESA TV ftp sites: ftp://esa.contentcoders.com/mpeg2 or on the ESA launch Media corner: http://video360.world-television.com/mediacorner/

 

This new video presents the overall mission, showing the last days of training and describing the planned activities of Christer Fuglesang and his fellow astronauts. On the same sites a Video News Release is already available with interview of Christer Fuglesang during his training in Houston.

 

For more information on the launch and mission coverage please contact ESA TV team:

 

At KSC: Dominique Detain + 33 685 11 46 81 / Eddie Castaneda + 44 7795 363 405

 

In Europe: Chris Courtenay Taylor + 44 7774 275 951 / Ingrid Van De Vyver + 32 495 20 9541

 

More backgroud information can be found on: http://www.esa.int/alisse

 

 

 

Atlantic Bird 1 @ 12.5 deg W Transponder F5 Channel B

D/link freq: 12633.75 MHz Pol X/Horizontal

S/R: 6.1113 Ms/s

FEC: 3/4

Signal: PAL MPEG2 4:2:0 in the clear with open audio PIDs

Modulation: QPSK

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STS-128/alISSe Shuttle landing now at Edwards

The weather forecast is "no go" tonight for landing at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Mission Control has decided to target Edwards Air Force Base, California where landing is now planned at 00:53 GMT.

 

ESA TV will relay live coverage from 00:45 to 01:05 GMT.

 

Please continue to monitor the portal in case of further updates.

 

Satellite coordinates are given below.

 

Key landing images will be placed on the ESA TV ftp server as quickly as possible. Please remember you will need to use a download manager to access this MPEG2 file.

 

Satellite coordinates as follows (subject to further confirmation):

 

Atlantic Bird 1 @ 12.5 deg W Transponder F5 Channel B

D/link freq: 12633.75 MHz Pol X/Horizontal

S/R: 6.1113 Ms/s

FEC: 3/4

Signal: PAL MPEG2 4:2:0 in the clear with open audio PIDs

Modulation: QPSK

 

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