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  1. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Luca Parmitano
  2. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Frank Rubio
  3. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Andre Douglas
  4. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Backup: Bob Hines
  5. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Names next....
  6. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    So, maybe not that far ahead of the other lander....
  7. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

  8. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    Starship docking and prop transfer "later this year"
  9. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    They even have music in these events... :rolleyes: Now showing a simplified (smaller tanks) Blue Moon lander.
  10. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    A3 starts with Blue Lander launch.... but didn't mention which rocket launches it....
  11. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

    SLS rollout this summer for cryo seal testing.
  12. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

  13. GLS

    Updates Artemis III

  14. GLS

    News Chinese Space Program

    Meanwhile on the ground, bigger rockets in the making... 16m diameter fairing, because "why not?"
  15. GLS

    Updates ISS UPDATES

  16. GLS

    Project Space Shuttle Vessel

    I think the Rendezvous checklist has a page or 2 with the procedures following MC-4: RPM, TORVA, etc. Not having anyone else to help, I find it easier to bypass the UNIV PTR display and put the DAP in B, LVLH, VERN, and translation PULSE, and that keeps the attitude in relation to the ISS (which...
  17. GLS

    Updates Blue Origin announces the New Glenn Orbital Launch Vehicle

    Nothing official, only a rumor that the center engine went kaput.
  18. GLS

    Project Space Shuttle Vessel

    This is the EL/AZ coordinate system, so looking at that display is like looking up thru the overhead windows. E.g., if the AZ needle is to the left, it means the target is moving towards the left, not where it is, but just the direction of relative motion. As for usage... I'm not sure it had...
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