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Month: January 1998
Mir Status Report 12 January 1998

NASA MIR Program / Mir 24 / NASA 6 Status Date: Monday, January 12, 1998 // MD 160/109 Mir Station System/Subsystem Activities The crew performed separation on the Base Block cooling loops KOB-1 and KOB-2 this afternoon after flight controllers detected air in those loops. All other systems continue to operate nominally as previously reported. The pressure in the primary airlock (ShSO) has decreased to below 570 mmHg. Russian ground […]

  • NASA Watch
  • January 12, 1998
ALERT! Paradigm Shift Ahead – Has Dan Goldin sent Human Space Flight off in a new direction?

Every now and then Dan Goldin does something very right. Appointing Joe Rothenberg to be Associate Administrator of the Office of Space Flight (OSF) is one of those things. Rothenberg’s appointment OSF AA marks the beginning of a break with the Shuttle Era and the true beginning of the Space Station era. ISS design is all but finished. What little design remains is in the category of optimization, utilization, and […]

  • NASA Watch
  • January 8, 1998
Mir Status Report 1 January 1998

Mir 24 / NASA 6 Status Date: Thursday, January 1, 1998 Mission Day: Mir 24 / NASA 6 MD 149/98 Mir 24 CDR: Anatoly Solovyov Mir 24 FE: Pavel Vinogradov NASA 6 FE: Dave Wolf Mir Station System/Subsystem Activities Temperatures in the Base Block have been running between 28-32 C; in Kvant-2, 39-41 C, and in Priroda, 28-31 C. PAYLOAD ACTIVITIES FB:HSR:I:23 CHAPAT Daily Check (Crew Rest) OTHER ACTIVITIES Nothing […]

  • NASA Watch
  • January 1, 1998