Updates ISS UPDATES

[GLS]

First-stage separation!

 

[GLS]

Third-stage now firing!

 

[GLS]

Blok-I shutdown, Soyuz separation!

 

[GLS]

Solar panels deployed! (clearly with D3D9 installed as they were reflecting Earth ? )

 

[MaxBuzz]

Soyuz MS-19 docked to ISS

 

[GLS]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1451550536222875649

 

[Sbb1413]

Chilli peppers in space.

 

[Sbb1413]

The toilet system onboard Crew Dragon des not work and the astronauts had to wear diapers to return home. Read more: https://www.indiatimes.com/technolo...wear-diapers-due-to-broken-toilet-553477.html

 

[Urwumpe]

Well, back to the 60s.

 

[Arvil]

They’ll just have to get Howard Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory to fix it.

 

[GLS]

New module launching this week!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1462248423781023747

https://twitter.com/x/status/1462320545102446592

https://twitter.com/x/status/1462322163080474626

The rocket is well guarded ?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1462305084159713280

 

[Arvil]

That fox looks sorta like the one that got three of my chickens last week.

 

[Notebook]

7:45 am EST (12:45 UTC) Live coverage begins.
8:06 am EST (13:06 UTC) Launch scheduled
Launch site: Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan
Destination: ISS

 

[MaxBuzz]

"Naioka" - the name suits the heroine of Japanese anime

 

[Sbb1413]

7:45 am EST (12:45 UTC) Live coverage begins.
8:06 am EST (13:06 UTC) Launch scheduled
Launch site: Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan
Destination: ISS

After Prichal (was Uzlovoy), we will have two Science Power Modules
that will complete the Russian Segment of the ISS. Of course, that completed form of the station will last for eight years at best and only five years at worst. Compare that situation to Mir, whose completed form only lasted for five years (1996–2001).

 

[MarkWatney2015]

After Prichal (was Uzlovoy), we will have two Science Power Modules that will complete the Russian Segment of the ISS.

The Science Power Modules will no longer fly to the ISS, but will form the first parts of the future Russian Orbital Service Station (ROSS) as of April 2021:

(Phase 1: 2025-2030)

(Phase 2: 2030-2035)


Because of this, Prichal would be the last ever component of the ISS Russian Orbital Segment to be launched (the spherical node module on the images is not Prichal itself, but an identical copy of it)

 

[GLS]

Prichal is in the building!

 

[GLS]

International Space Station Operations Formally Extended Through 2030

 

[MaxBuzz]

Russia withdraws from the ISS agreement in 2025 (but this is a legal aspect) (technically, the segment will be used as a transshipment point, since the Russian station will be located twice as high as the ISS)

 

[MaxBuzz]

ended artificial gravity test on the ISS it was previously reported that the Russian station will have artificial gravity