Front Page / Titelseite
Power Issue on International Space Station / Problem bei der ISS-Stromversorgung
Problem bei der ISS-Stromversorgung – Keine unmittelbare Gefahr für die Besatzung
In der Internationalen Raumstation ISS ist es am Montag zu einem Problem bei der Stromversorgung gekommen. Es bestehe aber keine unmittelbare Gefahr für die Besatzung, teilte die US-Luft- und Raumfahrtbehörde NASA mit. Es werde an der Ermittlung der Ursachen gearbeitet.
read more … http://bit.ly/2LbAJDS
via Gerhard Kowalski http://bit.ly/2sRnRXD
Stromversorgungsprobleme auf ISS führen zur Verschiebung von SpaceX-Start
Teilweiser Stromausfall auf der ISS. Die Astronauten sind nicht in Gefahr, aber Nachschub kann nicht geliefert werden.
read more … http://bit.ly/2ISc8lB
via heise online News https://www.heise.de/
Stromversorgungsprobleme auf ISS führen zur Verschiebung von SpaceX-Start
Teilweiser Stromausfall auf der ISS. Die Astronauten sind nicht in Gefahr, aber Nachschub kann nicht geliefert werden.
read more … http://bit.ly/2ISc8lB
via heise online News https://www.heise.de/
Dragon Cargo Mission Launch No Earlier than May 3
On April 29, the space station team identified an issue with one of the station’s Main Bus Switching Units that distributes power to two of the eight power channels on the station. There are no immediate concerns for the crew or the station. Teams are working on a plan to robotically replace the failed unit and restore full power to the station system. Additional information will be provided as it becomes available. The earliest possible launch opportunity is no earlier than Friday, May 3.
read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2ZO6s1o
via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv
NASA Delays SpaceX Dragon Cargo Launch Due to Space Station Power Glitch
NASA and SpaceX have postponed the planned launch of a new Dragon cargo ship this week due to a power system glitch on the International Space Station. Liftoff is no earlier than May 3.
read more … http://bit.ly/2IQ7VPf
via Space.com http://bit.ly/2WPkkGi
Crew Waits for Dragon Mission While Teams Troubleshoot Power Issue
A SpaceX Dragon cargo craft is poised to liftoff this week from Florida to the International Space Station. The Expedition 59 crew will welcome Dragon when it arrives three days later carrying nearly 5,500 pounds of cargo.
read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2PASrzb
via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv
Space Research Continues on Station as NASA, SpaceX Move Off May 1 Launch
On April 29, the space station team identified an issue with one of the station’s Main Bus Switching Units that distributes power to two of the eight power channels on the station. There are no immediate concerns for the crew or the station. Teams are working on a plan to robotically replace the failed unit and restore full power to the station system. Additional information will be provided as it becomes available. The earliest possible launch opportunity is no earlier than Friday, May 3.
read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2DFk3hU
via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv
Live coverage: NASA studying space station electrical system issue – Spaceflight Now
read more … http://bit.ly/2L55mLa
via Spaceflight Now
Volker Nawrath 