From chenlan@mbox2.singnet.com.sg Wed Nov 1 00:50:11 2000 Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 08:50:11 +0800 From: Chen Lan chenlan@mbox2.singnet.com.sg Subject: [FPSPACE] Shenzhou 2 Launch Imminent,Chinese Manned Space Program Targets the Moon > I don't think they are going to be realistically considering a moon > mission any time soon. > > > > DDAY Agree with you. If you notice the Chinese original reports, all these ambitious plans were from speeches or interviews with Chinese space officials. The words they used are very careful and blur. However media (first Chinese media then western media) added their own interpretion and imaginations and at last these plans became "official". Chen Lan From powellj@ucalgary.ca Wed Nov 1 01:34:29 2000 Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 18:34:29 -0700 (MST) From: Joel Powell powellj@ucalgary.ca Subject: [FPSPACE] Soyuz TM31 Trivia Update? In wake of the beautiful ascent into the fog at Baikonur this morning, I was hoping to get an update on a few points of trivia regarding the launch. Is Soyuz TM31 vehicle number 204 (or 205?) What about the serial number of the Soyuz rocket itself? Anybody have a handle on that one? I believe that Soyuz launches to the stations have a very short launch window - is it on the order of one second or so? Could someone clarify the launch window for TM31? Thanks Joel Powell From M.Wade@iaea.org Wed Nov 1 07:28:49 2000 Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 08:28:49 +0100 From: M.Wade@iaea.org M.Wade@iaea.org Subject: [FPSPACE] Shenzhou 2 Launch Imminent,Chinese Manned Space Pro gram Targets the Moon I agree that there is no likelihood of an imminent lunar program, based on the parsimonious funding given by the Chinese to the manned space program at present. But on the other hand the use of this diorama as one of the main themes of the Expo 2000 pavillion (the other was the Three Gorges Dam) should indicate that this is indeed an official long-range goal/intention. At present China appears to me to be the best hope for manned expansion off the earth in our (or at least my) lifetime - it is the only space power to even consider manned expansion into space beyond LEO as a current national goal. With the publication this week of Gertz' 'Red Menace'-type book, continued expansion of the Chinese economy, Chinese-as-villains along the lines of Clancy's latest opus, etc -- I have to say it still sounds to me like rather chilling echoes of the beginnings of the US-Soviet cold war - and an attendant new space race? If you think it can't happen soon, just think of the other fracture lines of recent history when changes in the international order occurred very quickly - 1946 to 1950, 1989 to 1994.... ========================== Mark Wade > > I don't think they are going to be realistically considering a moon > > mission any time soon. > > > > > > > > DDAY > From kgottschalk@uwc.ac.za Wed Nov 1 09:01:19 2000 Date: 1 Nov 2000 11:01:19 +0200 From: Keith Gottschalk kgottschalk@uwc.ac.za Subject: [FPSPACE] MirCorp & private sector RLVs The big MirCorp-killer, & killer of other private sector space travel companies, has always been the lack of RLVs that meet the space shuttle's original, TSTO specs: to be one order of magnitude, & a.s.a.p. two orders of magnitude, lower in cost than current "used only once by a little old lady to get to LEO" rockets. Many FPSPACE-ers no doubt have already read the following item. For those who have not, it at least provides a financial lifeline to keep Kistler in the running, however far behind VentureStar - & whatever Boeing's number-crunchers have in mind for their 60 ton thrust H2O5 engine. It also shows the attitude difference Dwayne noted between ideological, free marketeer NASA-bashers, vs. the attitude of real business corporations, happy to get any contracts - whether in a private market (eg., OSC's Pegsus-X from comsat launchers), or a quasi-market, as contractors to a business-friendly Government & its business-friendly NASA. See paragraph 5. > "Kistler Hopes NASA Study Will Give K-1 A Boost > Kirkland - August 24, 2000 - > Kistler Aerospace Corp. has been awarded a contract by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center > (MSFC) to conduct a study for Alternate Access to the International Space Station (ISS). > The Alternate Access to Station (AAS) study, part of NASA's Space Launch Initiative program, > will assess U.S. contingency options to the ISS. > The ISS nominally uses the Space Shuttle or internationally contributed foreign launch systems to > deliver cargo to the ISS. NASA is interested in studying potential augmentation of these resupply > methods with emerging launch service providers. This augmentation is envisioned to enhance > ISS operability. > During the three-month study, Kistler will develop and submit to NASA a detailed roadmap > showing how the K-1 can become a viable choice to meet NASA's ISS contingency resupply > needs. > "NASA is very supportive of the U.S. emerging launch vehicle providers. In this solicitation, we > particularly wanted to hear from small businesses such as Kistler," said Dan Dumbacher, > manager of the 2nd Generation Reusable Launch Vehicle Program at NASA's Marshall Space > Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. > "We have received very innovative proposals and look forward to the results of the AAS study > such that we can move forward with the Alternate Access Project of the Space Launch > initiative." As the world's first commercial fully reusable launch vehicle, the K-1 provides a unique > capability to augment NASA's resupply strategies for the ISS. ..... [ snip ] ..... > Kistler has fewer than 50 employees and is a privately funded U.S. company with corporate > offices in Kirkland, Wash., and executive offices in Los Angeles. .... [ snip ] ....... Orbital flight tests > and commercial operations will be conducted from Woomera, Australia, followed by the > commencement of commercial operations from the Nevada Test Site." Maybe in the next decade, MirCorp or its successors will have one market-killer removed? Keith Gottschalk From kgottschalk@uwc.ac.za Wed Nov 1 09:52:19 2000 Date: 1 Nov 2000 11:52:19 +0200 From: Keith Gottschalk kgottschalk@uwc.ac.za Subject: [FPSPACE] the thin, frail thread of space budgets Dwayne Day wrote: >"human space exploration is largely an >aberration, a "Cold War echo" that still resonates, but does not have >to. It is entirely conceivable that the world could stop sending humans >into space for several decades before deciding to do so once again. We >could give up on ISS as not worth the cost and sit on the dirt for a few >decades before deciding to go again. Right now, the only thing that keeps >us sending humans up there is the inertia from a dead superpower struggle, >not science, not the desire to explore, not anything terribly noble in >itself." To a political cientist, & Joanne G. as well, this has enough weight as truth to be creepy ! I think another element is that like Antarctic bases, there IS a scientific community interest in it. Of course, running the South Pole, Bryd & McMurdo Sound bases costs a lot less than the ISS. So let's cheer on 2nd generation RLVs. From bhen@tijd.com Wed Nov 1 13:17:32 2000 Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 14:17:32 +0100 From: Bart Hendrickx bhen@tijd.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Progress M-1 leaving ISS David Anderman wrote : >Progress M1 is leaving ISS to allow Soyuz to dock with the Service Module. >How will future Progress vehicles dock with ISS assuming that a Soyuz will >be attached to the SM for a while? Will they dock with the SM or FGB nadir >ports? Are the necessary hybrid docking adaptors available for Progress? If >so, how could MirCorp possibly hope to re-direct any of those >hybrid-equipped Progresses to fly to Mir? The next Progress, set for mid-November, will dock with the FGB nadir port. The FGB nadir port is a traditional Mir-type "active-passive" docking system (SSVP as the Russians call it), just like the aft port of Zvezda. So I suppose that any Progress designed to fly to those two ports is interchangeable with Mir. The only hybrid ports (SSVP-M in Russian short) are the aft port of Zarya and the front, zenith and nadir ports of Zvezda. Zvezda's zenith port will only be used for the Russian power platform and the nadir port is to receive the Docking Module and later on the Universal Docking Module. The Docking Module will be delivered by a detachable Soyuz/Progress service module, which, once jettisoned, will open up an aft docking port for Soyuz/Progress, which I think is also of the traditional SSVP type. Since it will be a while before any permanent modules are attached to the Zarya nadir port, this can continue to be used for Progress dockings for the foreseeable future. >WIll NASA really let RSA experiment with hybrid-equipped Progresses attempting to dock with a nadir >port at ISS? The launch of Progress M1-4 was originally set for September, inbetween STS-106 and STS-92. I understand it was delayed to November to make sure that the Expedition One crew was on board to take over the docking operation with TORU in case of problems. Bart Hendrickx From wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Wed Nov 1 13:38:11 2000 Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 08:38:11 -0500 (EST) From: Dwayne Allen Day wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Subject: [FPSPACE] The Next Space Race? (was Shenzhou 2 Launch On Wed, 1 Nov 2000 M.Wade@iaea.org wrote: > But on the other hand the use of this diorama as one of the main themes of > the Expo 2000 pavillion (the other was the Three Gorges Dam) should indicate > that this is indeed an official long-range goal/intention. I don't agree that a model at a pavillion indicates official policy. The people putting together the pavillion display may have simply wanted something bold and exciting that implied a glorious technological future. Past World Fairs are littered with impressive "future plans" that never turned into anything. (Or, as one prominent space policy wonk asked me: "It's the year 2000--how come my car doesn't fly?") > At present China appears to me to be the best hope for manned expansion off > the earth in our (or at least my) lifetime - it is the only space power to > even consider manned expansion into space beyond LEO as a current national > goal. We do not know this. This model could be entirely unconnected from any realistic plans. NASA has long churned out viewgraphs of manned Mars missions. Did they represent "current national goals"? Japan used to produce flyers of its HOPE spaceplane, complete with windows. And we know that the Soviets often displayed models and other objects that bore no relation to their actual plans (look at the story of the Global Rocket that was exhibited at a parade *precisely because* Khrushchev had no plans to build it. It makes no sense to draw solid lines from such immaterial starting points. I think it is a mistake to think of communist authoritarian regimes as completely monolithic. We play the old Kremlinology Game of trying to figure out what is going on based upon who stands next to who at parades, or turning plastic models into official government policy. Why should we assume that a model indicates a high-level approval? The top leaders of the Communist Party do not have to approve every pavillion display. > the lines of Clancy's latest opus, etc -- I have to say it still > sounds to me like rather chilling echoes of the beginnings of the > US-Soviet cold war - and an attendant new space race? > > If you think it can't happen soon, just think of the other fracture lines of > recent history when changes in the international order occurred very quickly > - 1946 to 1950, 1989 to 1994.... Even if US-China relations were to get much chillier, there is absolutely no reason to expect a new space race. I think that this is a common delusion among space activists. I remember hearing people say it in the 1980s--speculating (hoping) that a Russian manned Mars mission would prompt more NASA spending and a "race to Mars." I remember hearing people in the early 1990s warning that Japan was about to take off in space and challenge the US for "superiority" (a word that used to be common in US space policy documents). Now we have China to shake us out of our boring complacency in low earth orbit. The space race of the 1950s and 1960s--particularly the decision to go to the moon--was a unique event. It was a confluence of many factors, including, most particularly, people. It is not repeatable. If China were to assume a greater space presence, why would we assume that the US response would be a return to the Moon and a mission to Mars? Why not assume that the US would deploy space-based lasers and a missile defense? (Certainly that would be a greater interest for Republicans.) And why is a nationalistic space race even desirable, especially if it is the result of increased tensions in the world? Yeah, it would be neat to race back to the Moon. But would we be willing to pay for this with more Chinese nukes pointed at Western cities? DDAY From bhen@tijd.com Wed Nov 1 13:18:52 2000 Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 14:18:52 +0100 From: Bart Hendrickx bhen@tijd.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Soyuz TM31 Trivia Update? Joel Powell wrote : >Is Soyuz TM31 vehicle number 204 (or 205?) It's 205. From lklaes@bbn.com Wed Nov 1 19:16:30 2000 Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 14:16:30 -0500 From: Larry Klaes lklaes@bbn.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Perhaps this is just a trick of perspective... ...but those folks watching the liftoff of ISS Expedition 1 seem awfully close to the rocket in this image: http://www.floridatoday.com/space/explore/images/2000b/exp1launche.jpg I know that Russians are a tough and hardy people, but wow! :^) Larry From JamesOberg@aol.com Wed Nov 1 19:54:05 2000 Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 14:54:05 EST From: JamesOberg@aol.com JamesOberg@aol.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Perhaps this is just a trick of perspective... In a message dated 11/1/00 1:19:54 PM Central Standard Time, lklaes@bbn.com writes: << ...but those folks watching the liftoff of ISS Expedition 1 seem awfully close to the rocket in this image: >> The observation point IS pretty close, less than a kilometer. When I've watched the Soyuz vehicles claimb into the sky, I've been shocked to have to tilt my head back much much farther than at KSC, where you're at least 5 km away, sometimes a lot more, and the pitchover occurs at an elevation angle of closer to 60 degrees -- at Baikonur, I'd say it was 80 degrees since I was closer to the base of the trajectory. From davida@cwo.com Thu Nov 2 01:01:51 2000 Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 17:01:51 -0800 From: David Anderman davida@cwo.com Subject: [FPSPACE] FGB ports Bart: Thanks for the information, which implies that the FGB contains 3 different docking systems - APAS, to connect to the Unity Node - Probe and Cone at the nadir port to connect with Progress, and Hybrid, to connect with the Service Module. Does anyone know why the Service Module's nadir port is Hybrid, but the FGB nadir port is Probe and Cone? DWA At 02:17 PM 11/1/2000 +0100, Bart Hendrickx wrote: >The next Progress, set for mid-November, will dock with the FGB nadir port. >The FGB nadir port is a traditional Mir-type "active-passive" docking system >(SSVP as the Russians call it), just like the aft port of Zvezda. From dm.harland@cableol.co.uk Thu Nov 2 13:35:40 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 13:35:40 +0000 From: David M Harland dm.harland@cableol.co.uk Subject: [FPSPACE] Do the Chinese plan to go to the Moon? Do the Chinese plan to go to the Moon? One indication might be that the Chinese publisher, Nunan Educational Publishing House has secured through the Shanghai Copyright Agency the rights to translate my 'Exploring The Moon - The Apollo Expeditions'. So at least they'll know how to conduct field geology when they get there! dmh From wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Thu Nov 2 19:21:25 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 14:21:25 -0500 (EST) From: Dwayne Allen Day wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha I'm surprised I have not seen any comment on this here yet. When the Expedition One crew entered the ISS last night they requested that they be allowed to refer to the station as Space Station Alpha. This was apparently a universal decision of the crew. Dan Goldin was suprised, but agreed with the radio call sign for now. Apparently the Russians don't like this, since it implied that ISS is the first station. They apparently prefer Beta or even Mir 2. Frankly, I think Alpha is rather boring. But I think that the most appropriate name for the ISS is not printable... DDAY From Les.Fetter@SW.Boeing.com Thu Nov 2 19:26:20 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 13:26:20 -0600 From: Fetter, Les S Les.Fetter@SW.Boeing.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha Their request seems to me to be a well deserved swipe at the powers-that-be for still not coming up with a real name for the "ship". Are they waiting for an EVA-compatible bottle of Champagne? Les Fetter > -----Original Message----- > From: Dwayne Allen Day [SMTP:wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu] > Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 1:21 PM > To: fpspace@friends-partners.org > Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha > > > I'm surprised I have not seen any comment on this here yet. > > When the Expedition One crew entered the ISS last night they requested > that they be allowed to refer to the station as Space Station Alpha. This > was apparently a universal decision of the crew. Dan Goldin was suprised, > but agreed with the radio call sign for now. Apparently the Russians > don't like this, since it implied that ISS is the first station. They > apparently prefer Beta or even Mir 2. > > Frankly, I think Alpha is rather boring. But I think that the most > appropriate name for the ISS is not printable... > > > > DDAY > > > > > _______________________________________________ > FPSPACE mailing list > FPSPACE@friends-partners.org > http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace From lklaes@bbn.com Thu Nov 2 19:41:53 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 14:41:53 -0500 From: Larry Klaes lklaes@bbn.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha Well, it beats the Reagan name of Freedom. Just think, we could have had World Peace (the two meanings of Mir) and Freedom circling our planet every 90 minutes. Hoy. You would think for $60 billion that they could have come up with a simple name in the meantime. Ah well, even the big spinning wheel in 2001: A Space Odyssey was simply known as Space Station V (where were the other four?). Ah, 1968, when we dreamed big. How about O'Neill, after the guy who promoted those big space cities in the 1970s (it could be touted as the first of the space colonies Gerard envisioned). And since his name is Irish, it would keep that international flavor as well. :^) http://www.ssi.org/ Has anything been named for Tsiolkovsky yet? He would certainly qualify. http://sr11.xoom.com/aeronautic/tsiolk/ Or how about Stepping Stone or Visitor Parking Only? Larry At 02:21 PM 11/02/2000 -0500, Dwayne Allen Day wrote: >I'm surprised I have not seen any comment on this here yet. > >When the Expedition One crew entered the ISS last night they requested >that they be allowed to refer to the station as Space Station Alpha. This >was apparently a universal decision of the crew. Dan Goldin was suprised, >but agreed with the radio call sign for now. Apparently the Russians >don't like this, since it implied that ISS is the first station. They >apparently prefer Beta or even Mir 2. > >Frankly, I think Alpha is rather boring. But I think that the most >appropriate name for the ISS is not printable... > > > >DDAY > > > > >_______________________________________________ >FPSPACE mailing list >FPSPACE@friends-partners.org >http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace > From JamesOberg@aol.com Thu Nov 2 20:01:30 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:01:30 EST From: JamesOberg@aol.com JamesOberg@aol.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha What's this story that "Alpha" was a symbol to the ancient Greeks about where people went into heaven, or something like that? I've heard various garbled versions of this reference to classical mythology. From raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Thu Nov 2 20:04:24 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 21:04:24 +0100 From: Raoul Lannoy raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha When MSNBC proposed to name the station, many came up with ideas and I'm ROTFL about this (yes, november 1): http://bbs.msnbc.com/bbs/msnbc-space/posts/xc/87955.asp Cheers, Raoul From cpvick@fas.org Thu Nov 2 20:12:45 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 15:12:45 -0500 From: Charles P. Vick cpvick@fas.org Subject: [FPSPACE] Time To Declassify Historical Imagery Space News Op-ed, November 6, 2000 By Charles P. Vick, Senior Research Analyst, Space Defense Policy office at the Federation of American Scientists. Time To Declassify Historical Imagery Since the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) released Corona satellite imagery — the nation’s first photo reconnaissance satellite system — in February 1995, there has been an unprecedented impact on environmental studies, urban planning, and legal documentation for the insurance industry, along with documentation of history. Corona imagery also has provided priceless insight into foreign strategic programs of various nations, including North Korea, The Peoples Republic of China, Taiwan, Pakistan, India, the former Soviet Union and Iran, among others. This declassification has truly fulfilled much more than expected. Corona imagery, combined with U-2 imagery and the still yet-to-be-declassified follow-on film-based imagery could provide scientists with an unprecedented, critical historical record of what Earth looked like and how it has changed. While the CIA and National Reconnaissance Office have been openly hoping for the declassification of the Gambit and Hexagon imagery since October 1997, it has yet to be fulfilled and is not expected until the of fall of 2001, if ever. It is now in the hands of the director of Central Intelligence. . These delays in the release of the follow-on imagery systems, a pattern of repeated broken promises throughout the declassification programs, discourages serious research and remains very perplexing. In fact, the intelligence community’s priority is current events information. History takes second place to that priority. Furthermore, it is quite expensive to maintain classified records. U.S. President Bill Clinton’s Executive Order 12951 required that a review decision by the director of Central Intelligence on further declassifications of imagery be conducted on or before Feb. 22, 2000. To date there is no evidence to suggest such a decision has been made or is forth coming. The lack of a continual presidential directive to require that the intelligence community get moving on this has allowed the community to get away with ignoring the issue. While the CIA was the owner of the Corona and U-2 imagery, it is not the controlling organization for the Gambit/KH-7, Gambit/KH-8 and Hexagon/KH-9 film-based imagery. The National Imagery and Mapping Agency is the controlling agency, but the declassification decision is in the hands of the director of Central Intelligence. The question has become, does the Clinton administration still have the leadership to see this through to completion before leaving office? A close examination of the precise legal language of certain sections of Executive Order 12951 is very revealing on the future prospects of the imagery declassification. Most telling of all is the statement that indicates that only broad-area film-return systems will be considered for declassification. That means the medium-high-resolution KH-7/Gambit imagery will probably be considered because it is the oldest medium-high-resolution imagery acquired. It also means that the medium-resolution KH-9A & B/Hexagon imagery of a lesser quality than the KH-7 imagery will be considered for declassification. It is unlikely that any of the very high-resolution Gambit/KH-8 imagery will be released without a major change in declassification policy. This will have a major impact on the historical documentation of events. Why the intelligence community could not continue to have access to this Gambit high-resolution, Gambit very high-resolution and Hexagon medium-resolution imagery for themselves while it is also available for the public remains incomprehensible to me. The intelligence community needs to realize that these reconnaissance satellite images document history that cannot otherwise be documented. It represents a particularly significant source of certainty of historical events in countries such as the former Soviet Union and China, and there are critical lessons to be learned from this imagery. It alone, is the only way available to accomplish this as a cross check on the accuracy of Russian historic documentation statements. For example, this is especially true when looking into the the Soviet Union’ s manned lunar programs. The official records of the former Soviet Union are being contradicted by the Corona imagery. We can only begin to wonder what the Gambit and Hexagon imagery will reveal beyond what Corona imagery has shown. . It seems only logical that researchers should have access to Gambit and Hexagon imagery, regardless of the objections raised by the intelligence community. This is true, especially in the wake of the commercially available 1-meter satellite imagery . It seems that because of the lack of congressional funding and political will, there will be no film-based imagery declassification, even though a large portion of this imagery is more than 25 years old. Apart from the absence of compelling security barriers to the release of various imagery and analytical products, the now operational commercial imagery satellite systems provide a compelling incentive for the release of the remaining archival film-based imagery. The practical utility of this new commercial imagery will be vastly enhanced by comparing it to the historical imagery. Everyone concerned acknowledges Corona imagery and the follow-on systems is a unique resource which security researchers and analysts have barely begun to exploit. The original promise of openness has not been realized. Surely the intelligence communities, Congress and the president can do better by the the citizens of the United States. My only other comment is that: It is fascinating that Russia has launched on Proton ISS & Commercial payloads from the Proton/Zond launch site 81 L, R of the manned lunar circumnavigation program, the direct competitor to Apollo-8 & many people have toured the Energia/Buran launch facility site of the TT-05/N1-L3 Soviet manned lunar landing program on the Baikonur Cosmodrome but we can not have the Gambit and Hexagon imagery access or its declassification to finish documenting that history. This is a supremely ridiculous. _______________________ Charles P. Vick Research Analyst Federation of American Scientists phone: (202) 675-1025 fax: (202) 675-1024 email: cpvick@fas.org http://www.fas.org/ From JamesOberg@aol.com Thu Nov 2 20:04:08 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:04:08 EST From: JamesOberg@aol.com JamesOberg@aol.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha In a message dated 11/2/00 1:45:34 PM Central Standard Time, lklaes@bbn.com writes: << Stepping Stone >> Not bad, or "Chrysalis" -- a hard outer covering with something soft inside, that turns into a winged creature of beauty that flies high -- and with a tinge of 'gold'. "Freedom" wasn't bad at all, referring to the limitations of Earthbound existence. It lended itself well to the joke about the economy-sized cut-down version, to be called "Fred" (after Haise, who helped the 'scrub'). From JamesOberg@aol.com Thu Nov 2 20:04:44 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:04:44 EST From: JamesOberg@aol.com JamesOberg@aol.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha Now, who can come up with the best ACRONYM which adds up to A-L-F-A?? From clj@emc.com Thu Nov 2 20:19:19 2000 Date: 02 Nov 2000 15:19:19 -0500 From: Chris Jones clj@emc.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha JamesOberg@aol.com writes: Now, who can come up with the best ACRONYM which adds up to A-L-F-A?? A Lousy F-in' Acronym From jcm@head-cfa.harvard.edu Thu Nov 2 20:32:20 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 15:32:20 -0500 (EST) From: Jonathan McDowell jcm@head-cfa.harvard.edu Subject: [FPSPACE] Alpha acronym JamesOberg@aol.com writes: Now, who can come up with the best ACRONYM which adds up to A-L-F-A?? How about ALPHA = Advanced Large Price Housing for Astronauts? - Jonathan McDowell From svengrahn@mail.wineasy.se Thu Nov 2 21:17:39 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 22:17:39 +0100 From: Sven Grahn svengrahn@mail.wineasy.se Subject: [FPSPACE] ISS reception log on 143.625 MHz for 2 Nov 2000 The first signals ever from ISS on 143.625 MHz (old Mir frequency, also used by Yuri Gagarin!) were picked up two revolutions after the docking. Bill Shepherd got to say a few words of English in between all the technical talk from his colleagues. 1221:35-1227:49 UT, Shepherd thanks all involved 1358:05-1405:48 UT I have included a short audio clip of Shepherd's message at my Web site. * Go to http://www.users.wineasy.se/svengrahn * Click on "What's New" * Select entry for 2 Nov 2000 and follow the instructions Best Wishes Sven Grahn From raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Thu Nov 2 21:30:17 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 22:30:17 +0100 From: Raoul Lannoy raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha > >Now, who can come up with the best ACRONYM which adds up to A-L-F-A?? Advanced Location For Astronauts ? Raoul From cmvdberg@wxs.nl Thu Nov 2 20:50:12 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 21:50:12 +0100 From: C.M. vd Berg cmvdberg@wxs.nl Subject: [FPSPACE] Sorry, here english version!! 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AA== ------=_NextPart_000_001C_01C04513.6BDFD420-- From routier@tig.com.au Thu Nov 2 21:58:40 2000 Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:58:40 +1100 From: Brett Harrison routier@tig.com.au Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha Interesting. I like one suggestion made in that forum: "Albatross". * It's a big soaring "bird" * There is some morphological resemblance, with the solar arrays providing an impressive wingspan Subsequent staions could be named after birds, progressing through the (admittedly English/Roman)alphabet. E.g. Bustard (!), Coot etc. Sheesh! OK, I'm not good at bird names... * It's bad luck to drop an Albatross from the sky * Semantic link with "sailor" analogy of "astronaut", "cosmonaut", "taikonaut" etc. Raoul Lannoy wrote: > > When MSNBC proposed to name the station, many came up with ideas and I'm > ROTFL about this (yes, november 1): > http://bbs.msnbc.com/bbs/msnbc-space/posts/xc/87955.asp > > Cheers, > > Raoul > > _______________________________________________ > FPSPACE mailing list > FPSPACE@friends-partners.org > http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace -- -- Brett Harrison "If the law was worth a damn, we wouldn't need lawyers at all!" - Peter Fable (1996) From kc6rol@amsat.org Thu Nov 2 22:18:11 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 17:18:11 -0500 From: Will Marchant kc6rol@amsat.org Subject: [FPSPACE] ISS reception log on 143.625 MHz for 2 Nov 2000 I also heard signals from ISS on this frequency during a pass over the mid-Atlantic states in the USA. I surmise that the relay station at NASA Wallops Flight Facility, which was used extensively during Mir (ISS Phase 1) operations, is being used again in support of Alpha. Sven Grahn wrote: > > The first signals ever from ISS on 143.625 MHz (old Mir frequency, also > used by Yuri Gagarin!) were picked up two revolutions after the docking. > Bill Shepherd got to say a few words of English in between all the > technical talk from his colleagues. > > 1221:35-1227:49 UT, Shepherd thanks all involved > 1358:05-1405:48 UT > > I have included a short audio clip of Shepherd's message at my Web site. > > * Go to http://www.users.wineasy.se/svengrahn > * Click on "What's New" > * Select entry for 2 Nov 2000 and follow the instructions > > Best Wishes > > Sven Grahn > _______________________________________________ > FPSPACE mailing list > FPSPACE@friends-partners.org > http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace -- Will Marchant marchant@ssl.berkeley.edu http://chips.ssl.berkeley.edu/~marchant/ kc6rol@amsat.org New==>http://home.earthlink.net/~willmarchant/ From lklaes@bbn.com Thu Nov 2 22:23:50 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 17:23:50 -0500 From: Larry Klaes lklaes@bbn.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha Remember that the lunar base in Space: 1999 was named Alpha. http://www.space1999.net/ Oh, but then the nuclear waste on the lunar farside exploded and sent Earth's moon zipping out of the Sol System at FTL velocities, where it managed to encounter aliens and their planets every week for two years. Never mind. At 08:58 AM 11/03/2000 +1100, Brett Harrison wrote: > >Interesting. I like one suggestion made in that forum: "Albatross". > >* It's a big soaring "bird" >* There is some morphological resemblance, with the solar arrays providing an >impressive wingspan >Subsequent staions could be named after birds, progressing through the >(admittedly English/Roman)alphabet. E.g. Bustard (!), Coot etc. Sheesh! OK, >I'm not good at bird names... >* It's bad luck to drop an Albatross from the sky >* Semantic link with "sailor" analogy of "astronaut", "cosmonaut", "taikonaut" >etc. > > > >Raoul Lannoy wrote: >> >> When MSNBC proposed to name the station, many came up with ideas and I'm >> ROTFL about this (yes, november 1): >> http://bbs.msnbc.com/bbs/msnbc-space/posts/xc/87955.asp >> >> Cheers, >> >> Raoul >> >> _______________________________________________ >> FPSPACE mailing list >> FPSPACE@friends-partners.org >> http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace > >-- > >-- >Brett Harrison > >"If the law was worth a damn, we wouldn't need lawyers at all!" > > - Peter Fable (1996) From carpenter_joel@email.msn.com Thu Nov 2 22:30:05 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 17:30:05 -0500 From: carpenter_joel carpenter_joel@email.msn.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Space Station Alpha > > Now, who can come up with the best ACRONYM which adds up to A-L-F-A?? A Long way From Assembled J Carpenter From davida@cwo.com Fri Nov 3 00:44:12 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 16:44:12 -0800 From: David Anderman davida@cwo.com Subject: [FPSPACE] MirCorp President speaks about MirCorp There's an interesting interview with Jeff Manber on the MirCorp web site: http://www.mirstation.com/news_feature.html Lots for Mr. Day to poke holes at! David Anderman From wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Fri Nov 3 01:56:31 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 20:56:31 -0500 (EST) From: Dwayne Allen Day wayneday@gwis2.circ.gwu.edu Subject: [FPSPACE] MirCorp President speaks about MirCorp On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, David Anderman wrote: > There's an interesting interview with Jeff Manber on the MirCorp web site: > > Lots for Mr. Day to poke holes at! Heh, heh, heh... Actually, nothing really to poke at. There was at least *some* honesty there, although MirCorp's overall delusional state pervaded the entire interview. There were a few new datapoints that were quite interesting: -Manber said that total investment in MirCorp to date has been $30 million. That is A LOT less than we had been led to believe by press reports. Previous reports were that investment in MirCorp was $40-50 million. -Manber said that MirCorp can operate for about $75-80 million a year. That is a LOT less than what the Russians have said. The Russians have claimed that costs would be $150-200 million. -He said that Energia has essentially taken a loss on the Progress and Soyuz flights to Mir in return for a stake in the value of the company. When all this is over, it will be interesting to work out what happened--did NASA subsidize the Mir flights? Did Energia subsidize the flights? He did say that because they are a new type of company, they have had a hard time attracting investors. The more interesting part was his comment that they cannot find scientific experimenters who can be prepared to fly in a short period of time. Now MirCorp early on said that the advantage of their station was that experimenters could fly soon, rather than waiting for an opportunity on ISS. Clearly the timescales here were incompatible--MirCorp needed customers now, but potential customers might not be ready for years. That's an interesting development. DDAY From direland@drdale.com Fri Nov 3 02:17:30 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 18:17:30 -0800 From: Dale Ireland direland@drdale.com Subject: [FPSPACE] RE: [HearSat-L] ISS reception log on 143.625 MHz for 2 Nov 2000 What is their sleep/activity time? Are they on Moscow time Dale From davida@cwo.com Fri Nov 3 03:34:32 2000 Date: Thu, 02 Nov 2000 19:34:32 -0800 From: David Anderman davida@cwo.com Subject: [FPSPACE] MirCorp President speaks about MirCorp This is just a nit, but when Manber said that MirCorp was paying $70-$80 million for a whole year of Mir operations, he specifically stated that this amount was not the total cost of Mir operations, but just the MirCorp share. The remainder was being supported by RSC Energia internal funds. In theory, RSC Energia's share would be 40- 60% DWA At 08:56 PM 11/2/2000 -0500, Dwayne Allen Day wrote: >-Manber said that MirCorp can operate for about $75-80 million a >year. That is a LOT less than what the Russians have said. The Russians >have claimed that costs would be $150-200 million. From powellj@ucalgary.ca Fri Nov 3 03:36:27 2000 Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2000 20:36:27 -0700 (MST) From: Joel Powell powellj@ucalgary.ca Subject: [FPSPACE] RE: [HearSat-L] ISS reception log on 143.625 MHz for 2 Nov 2000 According to NASA TV commentary, the ISS crew operate on Grenwich Mean Time (no doubt a political compromise between Houston and Moscow Time) Joel Powell On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Dale Ireland wrote: > > What is their sleep/activity time? Are they on Moscow time > Dale > _______________________________________________ > FPSPACE mailing list > FPSPACE@friends-partners.org > http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace > From bhen@tijd.com Fri Nov 3 12:51:46 2000 Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 13:51:46 +0100 From: Bart Hendrickx bhen@tijd.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Novosti Kosmonavtiki on-line Novosti Kosmonavtiki magazine has a new all-Russian website which, once fully operational, will make it possible to download a complete on-line version of the latest issue. Clicking on http://www.novosti-kosmonavtiki.ru will take you to the home page, which gives you the option of going to the following pages : - "novosti" (news) : apparently a site for the latest space news, but my computer gets hung up whenever I try to open it. Maybe others are more successful. - "novyy nomer" (latest issue) : here you can completely download the latest issue of Novosti Kosmonavtiki. However, right now only issue nr. 7 is available (while the most recent one is nr. 10). The plan seems to be to put all back issues on-line as well (click on "arkhiv" - archive), but this site clearly is still under construction. Issue nr. 7 can be downloaded for free, but I'm not sure if this will still be the case once this site is completely operational. - "redaktsiya" ("editorial staff") : pictures of some of the editors clad in Sokol pressure suits! - "forum" : apparently a site allowing you to send e-mails to Novosti Kosmonavtiki with your comments. There seems to be an archive of e-mail messages on this site, but clicking on the hyperlinks only gives you the e-mail address of the person who sent the message, not the message itself. The purpose of this is not entirely clear to me. Maybe Igor Lisov can tell us more about the site? Bart Hendrickx From bhen@tijd.com Fri Nov 3 14:18:08 2000 Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 15:18:08 +0100 From: Bart Hendrickx bhen@tijd.com Subject: [FPSPACE] FGB ports David Anderman wrote : >Thanks for the information, which implies that the FGB contains 3 different >docking systems - APAS, to connect to the Unity Node - Probe and Cone at >the nadir port to connect with Progress, and Hybrid, to connect with the >Service Module. >Does anyone know why the Service Module's nadir port is Hybrid, but the FGB >nadir port is Probe and Cone? I think that in the original ISS plans both nadir ports were supposed to be hybrid. Before the arrival of add-on modules to permanently occupy these ports, Soyuz was to dock *only* to the nadir ports (both hybrid) and Progress *only* to the Zvezda aft port (probe-cone). However, in 1997 design changes were made to the FGB, which allowed it to fly without the Service Module for much longer than originally planned. One of those changes was to make it possible for the FGB to receive Progress vehicles, so that it could be directly refuelled by them (and not via the Service Module or Universal Docking Module). That seems to have necessitated a switch from hybrid to probe-cone, although I'm not sure what the exact technical reason for this is. Apparently, refuelling through a hybrid system is problematic. Exactly the opposite modification was made to Zarya's "aft" port (the one where Zvezda attaches). This was supposed to be probe-cone, but one of the other changes made in 1997 was to turn that into a hybrid. This made it compatible with the Interim Control Module should the need have arisen to launch it. By the way, there is un update on the Russian segment in the latest issue of "Novosti Kosmonavtiki". The Docking and Stowage Module has been cancelled and there is a good chance that the same fate will befall the Universal Docking Module (UDM) if the Russian government doesn't come up with any money soon. The only modules likely to fly are the commercial ones, the Khrunichev/Boeing Commercial Space Module (CSM) and the Energiya/Spacehab Enterprise module. The Commercial Space Module (to be launched by Proton) is likely to be ready first because it will be based on the already-built Zarya back-up ("FGB-2"). The Enterprise (to be launched by Zenit) is yet to be built. If the UDM is cancelled, that would solve the problem of where the commercial modules are to be docked, because both the Zarya and Zvezda nadir ports would become available. All this does raise the question if the functions of the UDM and the Docking and Stowage Module can simply be taken over by the commercial modules. For instance, it is not clear now where the gyrodins for the Russian segment will be installed. Originally, they were supposed to be mounted on the power platform, then on the UDM and according to the latest plans on the Docking and Stowage Module, which has now been cancelled. It is also clear that one of the two modules should have some kind of multiple docking adaptor on the aft section. Bart Hendrickx From john.b.charles1@jsc.nasa.gov Fri Nov 3 15:41:19 2000 Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 09:41:19 -0600 From: CHARLES, JOHN B. (JSC-SF2) john.b.charles1@jsc.nasa.gov Subject: [FPSPACE] RE: Space Station Alpha (or, 'Three rabbis walk into a space cent er...") During my stint manning a booth for the Johnson Space Center's "Inspection 2000" yesterday, a visiting rabbi stopped to chat. My booth deals with the Bioastronautics "Critical Path Roadmap" which specifies 55 biomedical risks and the 247 associated critical questions that our group believes need to be addressed before we send people to Mars. The rabbi (part of a group of three apparently on-site for a lunch-time seminar) noticed that one of our risks is "human performance failure due to poor psychosocial adaptation." He asked if I had heard about that very issue on ISS already. I answered that I assumed that he meant the "Alpha" thing. He then told me a story (which I will garble, unfortunately) about a NY Times article after Sputnik was launched which made an analogy between a rocket launch pad and the Tower of Babel. The rabbi said that rabbinical writings mention that the Tower of Babel project to reach heaven came undone over some sort of controversy involving a name (what was being named was not clear to me). Anyway, he was delighted to see such a parallel with current events. So, as a permanent name for ISS Alpha, I vote for "Tower of Babel" (or something similar). And my apologies for being so poorly informed on matters rabbinical... John Charles Houston, Texas From JHarford@compuserve.com Fri Nov 3 16:09:23 2000 Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 11:09:23 -0500 From: james harford JHarford@compuserve.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Alpha OK! It seems to me if Alpha is OK with the guys up there it's OK with me. Also, if Semenov is against it, that's another reason to be for it. Jim Harford From JamesOberg@aol.com Fri Nov 3 20:33:42 2000 Date: Fri, 3 Nov 2000 15:33:42 EST From: JamesOberg@aol.com JamesOberg@aol.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Small "Asteroid" Might Be Apollo S4B Stage JimO: Note the possibility that this might be an Apollo S-4-b stage! --- Date: 11/3/00 11:22:01 AM Central Standard Time From: dmorrison@arc.nasa.gov (David Morrison) To: david.morrison@arc.nasa.gov NEO News (11/3/00) Possible impact prediction Dear Friends and Students of NEOs: Information is being released this morning from NASA and the International Astronomical Union (IAU) concerning a possible impact in 2030 by asteroid 2000 SG344. This is the first verified impact prediction at a level of probability (1 in 500) to put it above hazard level 0 on the Torino hazard scale. While this prediction is no cause for alarm, it certainly focuses attention on the long-term impact hazard. Since the asteroid has a very small space velocity with respect to the Earth, it would be rather likely to survive down to the surface in the unlikely event of an impact in 2030. The energy is such a case would be about 1/10 of the Tunguska impact and about 100 times the Hiroshima bomb. Additional observations this winter may significantly improve the orbit, but unfortunately it already seems to be out of the range of even the powerful Arecibo radar. Definitive information on the orbit might therefore not be obtained until 2028, as it again approaches the Earth. David Morrison Following is a statement prepared by Don Yeomans of JPL: Recent computations by a group of international experts suggest a very small asteroid-like object, designated 2000 SG344, has a remote 1 in 500 chance of impacting the Earth in 2030. These results have been verified by a Technical Review Team of the International Astronomical Union. The greatest likelihood is that future observations of the object will yield higher precision orbit computations that will show with certainty that it will miss the Earth entirely. The unusual nature of the orbit of 2000 SG344 suggests the possibility that it is simply a man-made rocket booster from the Apollo era. Object 2000 SG344 was discovered on September 29, 2000 by David J. Tholen and Robert J. Whiteley using the Canada-France-Hawaii 3.6-meter aperture telescope on the island of Hawaii. Shortly thereafter, pre-discovery observations taken in May 1999 by MIT's LINEAR observatory team were also identified. Given the observed brightness of the object and its assumed reflectivity, an estimate can be made for its diameter. While the reflectivity of this object is not known, values typical for near-Earth asteroids imply this object's extent is about 30-70 meters. Paul Chodas of the Near-Earth Object Program Office at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory estimates a one in 500 chance of it hitting the Earth on September 21, 2030. The possibility of an Earth impacting orbit was confirmed by Steven Chesley (NASA/JPL), Giovanni Valsecchi (Italian National Research Center in Rome Italy), Andrea Milani (University of Pisa, Italy) and Karri Muinonen (University of Helsinki). If the object is near the large end of the estimated size range for an asteroid, it would be classified as category 1 within the 10 point Torino Scale,meaning the object is one that merits careful monitoring. If the object's size is closer to the lower limit of 30 meters, it would be classified as Torino Scale 0 and hence not of immediate concern. Because the orbital period of this object about the sun is 354 days, it moves a bit faster than the Earth about the Sun so it is drifting slowly away and will not return to the Earth's neighborhood until nearly three decades. It was last in the Earth's neighborhood in 1971. As yet undiscovered pre-discovery observations made in 1971 and additional observations made in the coming months would provide the data for further refining this object's orbit and the circumstances of its close Earth approach in 2030. During the 2030 close approach, the perturbative effects of the Earth upon the object could change its orbital period so that numerous encounters might be possible after 2030. The likelihood of this situation is also under study. Because of its Earth-like orbit, this object is an obvious candidate for being a left-over space probe or rocket stage. For example, the S-IVB stages of the five Apollo rockets (Apollo 8-12) entered into heliocentric orbits that are similar to the orbit of object 2000 SG344. If this objectis a man-made rocket booster, it would have a higher reflectivity than a natural asteroid and hence it would have to be smaller (about 15 meters)to reflect as much light as a much darker asteroid. While object 2000SG344 seems too bright to be an Apollo rocket booster, the possibility of its being man-made has not been ruled out. While object 2000 SG344 will likely pass close to the Earth in 2030, it should be made clear that the probability of the object missing the Earth is at least 500 to 1. If the ongoing studies determine that this object is likely to be a relatively small man-made booster then such a lightweight object would pose no hazard. It is interesting to note the chance of object 2000 SG344 striking the Earth in 2030 is actually less than the chance of an undiscovered object of the same size striking the Earth in any given year. Thus object 2000 SG344 is more interesting than threatening but the international efforts to characterize the nature and future motion of this object will continue. Added note: The International Astronomical Union (IAU)was closely involved in the verification of the orbit predictions. The IAU has noted that this is the first time the new IAU procedures for technical review have resulted in the verification of a significant impact risk (Torino scale hazard index 1). The IAU system worked very well an stands as an example of international collaboration. The IAU statement concerning the technical review of the orbital calculations is posted on the IAU webpage (http://www.iau.org/sg344.html). Web page addresses for: Torino Scale: http://impact.arc.nasa.gov/torino/index.html NASA Near-Earth Object web site at JPL: http://neo.jpl.nasa.gov NEODyS web site at University of Pisa: http://newton.dm.unipi.it/cgi-bin/neodys/neoibo?objects:2000SG344;main NASA/Ames NEO Impact Hazard page: http://impact.arc.nasa.gov Contacts: NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory Steve Chesley Paul Chodas Don Yeomans, Manager Chair, International Astronomical Union Working Group for Near-Earth Objects David Morrison, NASA/Ames University of Pisa, Italy Andrea Milani University of Helsinki Karri Muinonen Italian Space Research Center Giovanni Valsecchi Torino Scale Richard Binzel, MIT From davida@cwo.com Fri Nov 3 20:42:21 2000 Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 12:42:21 -0800 From: David Anderman davida@cwo.com Subject: [FPSPACE] Small "Asteroid" Might Be Apollo S4B Stage Also note that object 1991VG is also suspected of being an S-IVB. From routier@tig.com.au Fri Nov 3 23:48:49 2000 Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 10:48:49 +1100 From: Brett Harrison routier@tig.com.au Subject: [FPSPACE] RE: Space Station Alpha (or, 'Three rabbis walk into a space center...") BABEL-1? (Babylon 5 fans take note) ;-) Aw, shucks - if those guys up there are going to call it Alpha, I think it'd be churlish to ignore them. "CHARLES, JOHN B. (JSC-SF2)" wrote: > The rabbi said that rabbinical writings mention that the Tower of > Babel project to reach heaven came undone over some sort of controversy > involving a name (what was being named was not clear to me). Anyway, he was > delighted to see such a parallel with current events. > > So, as a permanent name for ISS Alpha, I vote for "Tower of Babel" (or > something similar). And my apologies for being so poorly informed on > matters rabbinical... > > John Charles > Houston, Texas > _______________________________________________ > FPSPACE mailing list > FPSPACE@friends-partners.org > http://fpmail.friends-partners.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/fpspace -- -- Brett Harrison "If the law was worth a damn, we wouldn't need lawyers at all!" - Peter Fable (1996) From raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Sat Nov 4 01:33:08 2000 Date: Sat, 4 Nov 2000 02:33:08 +0100 From: Raoul Lannoy raoul.lannoy@pandora.be Subject: [FPSPACE] RE: Space Station Alpha >Aw, shucks - if those guys up there are going to call it