final approach to MRM2, docking was aborted via ISS crew command as a result of KURS
final approach to MRM2, docking was aborted via ISS crew command as a result of KURS
51 Progress (51P) Docking Status: Following yesterday’s launch, the Progress 51P Kurs-A
51 Progress (51P) Docking Status: Following yesterday’s launch, the Progress 51P Kurs-A
All Progress systems operated nominally with the exception of Kurs АСФ2 antenna which
All Progress systems operated nominally with the exception of Kurs АСФ2 antenna which
The Kurs automated docking system enabled a smooth rendezvous as the cargo resupply
The Kurs automated docking system enabled a smooth rendezvous as the cargo resupply
International Space Station managers and the international partners met on Saturday and approved a plan to allow a second rendezvous and docking attempt for the unpiloted Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft to occur on Monday night. The Soyuz’ initial docking attempt early Saturday was aborted after what Russian officials said was a suspected problem with a component …
Russian officials said was a suspected problem with a component associated with the Kurs
All Progress systems operated nominally with the exception of Kurs АСФ2 antenna which
Biochemical Profile: Lindgren continued his Return minus 14 (R-14) blood and urine collections and Yui his R-14 saliva collection for the Biochem Profile investigation. Samples were stowed in a Minus Eighty Degree Celsius Laboratory Freezer for ISS (MELFI) for return on a later flight. The Biochemical Profile experiment tests blood and urine samples obtained from …
Kurs Loopback Test: Today MCC-M performed a test of the FGB KURS-P with the 43S Kurs-A
An uncrewed Russian Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft is now a safe distance away from the International Space Station following an abort during its final approach for a docking to the Poisk module. After the cosmonauts on the station aborted an automated docking attempt early Saturday, Russian flight controllers told the crew on the station that early …
prevented its automated docking resides on the station’s side of the so-called KURS
Traveling about 253 miles over western Mongolia, the unpiloted ISS Progress 62 Russian cargo ship docked automatically with the Pirs docking compartment of the International Space Station at 5:27 a.m. EST today. Progress is delivering 2.8 tons of food, fuel, and supplies to the crew aboard the station. The spacecraft launched Monday from the Baikonur …
Following a by-the-book rendezvous and docking with the Progress’ upgraded Kurs automated
The Kurs automated docking system enabled a smooth rendezvous as the cargo resupply
