Hadfield Space Station

SolarLiner · Jun 22, 2012

Hi !
With a french orbinaut orbitermat, We attemp to create our custom space station called "Hadfield", module by module. It is his station, so he made the fisrt release with Endeavour. I been arrived after. Here is a summary of this flight:

"3, 2, 1, and Liftoff of the Discovrey ! Americans will continue the dream"

"Roll Program, Houston ! Roger all, Discovery !"

"Discovery, Go at problem ! Roger, Houston !" (vue du graphique d'accélération sur 3 axes)

"Boosters reports a good Solid Rocket Booster separation."

Approaching the station:

Ladies and Gentlemens, Hadfield !

Arthémis docked to Hadfield:

The PMA adapter will stay docked for next rendezvous. Dock to make a chack.

Check OK, all is GO !

Undocking !

Entry Interface, sunset at 85km of altitude !

Look what is in the front !

Pass over the runway at Mach 3:

Touchdown !

"Wheel stop Houston ! Copy wheel stop, welcome back Discovery !"

All the reentry and landing was done with AutoFCS.
Here is the orbital data of Hadfield:

Code:

SoyuzProgressDockingModule:Spacecraft\Spacecraft3
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -2804925.638 760843.104 -6119730.447
  RVEL 5155.8450 -4823.7609 -2964.5321
  AROT -58.355 -2.059 88.030
  VROT 0.0748 0.0361 -0.0016
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 5:1,Artemis
  NAVFREQ 0 0
  RCS 1
  CTRL_SURFACE 1
  CONFIGURATION 1
  CURRENT_PAYLOAD 0
END
Artemis:Well-Artemis
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -2804925.581 760839.467 -6119734.370
  RVEL 5155.8450 -4823.7609 -2964.5321
  AROT -148.426 -1.968 -87.940
  VROT -0.0016 -0.0361 0.0748
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,pma 1:5,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
pma:Well-pma
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -2804925.686 760837.259 -6119737.985
  RVEL 5155.8450 -4823.7609 -2964.5321
  AROT 31.574 1.968 -92.060
  VROT 0.0016 -0.0361 -0.0748
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,Artemis
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END

Orbitermat will make the next flight.

Good flights !

Therius · Jun 23, 2012

Great job! Keep up the good work.

SolarLiner · Jun 23, 2012

Therius said:
Great job! Keep up the good work.

Thanks ! Just a precision, the french Orbitermat is here named Math12.

math12 · Jun 23, 2012

Like SolarLiner says, my name on this forum is Math12.

So, it's my turn to bring a module to Hadfield.

And lift-off of the mission STS-138 mission to the Hadfield space station!

Roll programm, Huston. Roger roll, Atlantis!

No problems, Hutson. Roger, no problems Atlantis.

Booster officier reports a good solid rocket booster separation.

External tank separation, Huston. Roger, copy.

Inspection of the shuttle with the OBSS.

The module is Nebulus, a truss supporter.

Rendez-vous completed...

And docking completed!

For technical reasons, I have replaced the Arthémis module.

And, this is the Hadfield station:

I will de-orbit Atlantis this evening, or when I will have some time...

math12 · Jun 25, 2012

After verifications, all is OK in the station.

So, undocking! Goodbye Hadfield! :hello:

De-orbit burn: (thanks, AutoFCS!)

Entry interface.

Approach...

And landing!

It's your turn, SolarLiner! :cheers:

SolarLiner · Jun 27, 2012

Yes, and I've just land the Shuttle.
So, this is STS-139 Discovery Mission !

And liftoff of Discovery !

Booster officer reports a good SRB Separation !

External Tank released

Many many corrections are done (because Launch MFD not perfectly working this time), but I finally found Hadfield.
Working on placing the P3P4 ITS Solar Module:

And here we go, the Solar Panels are fully docked to the station.

Solar Panels deployed and they faces the Sun.

OK, astronauts Dansteph and Jaquesmomo are installed ! Now we will return at home, so undock !

Deorbit burn: (here I found out my mistake ... I would go at Edwards, but it is too late ... )

Night Vision Camera with space sunset:

You can see I'm not at Edwards :lol: :

Pass over the installation at Mach 3, left-hand 270° turn, and we're in final !

*IIIhh !!* Touchdown !

Drogue chute deployed, braking Discovery:

Wheel stop Houston !

... And now I'm somwhere over the Atlantic Ocean with Discovery on my head ... I am in the SCAircraft, of course !

Here, is the flight data of Hadfield at landing:

Code:

SoyuzProgressDockingModule:Spacecraft\Spacecraft3
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617566.47 1063935.40 6451502.95
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT -127.81 -12.04 -159.24
  VROT -0.07 -0.00 -0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,Artemis01 1:0,pma02
  NAVFREQ 0 0
  RCS 1
  CTRL_SURFACE 1
  CONFIGURATION 1
  CURRENT_PAYLOAD 0
END
Artemis01:Well-Artemis
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617564.79 1063941.61 6451507.75
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT 52.19 12.04 -20.76
  VROT 0.07 -0.00 0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,nebulus01 1:0,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
pma01:Well-pma
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617561.55 1063953.34 6451516.57
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT -127.81 -12.04 -159.24
  VROT -0.07 -0.00 -0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,nebulus01 1:0,P3P4_01
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
nebulus01:nebulus
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617562.99 1063948.07 6451512.88
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT 52.19 12.04 159.24
  VROT -0.07 0.00 0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,pma01 1:0,Artemis01
  NAVFREQ 0 0
  XPDR 30
END
P3P4_01:MBR_ITS/mbr_its34
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617559.78 1063959.98 6451521.85
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT 52.19 12.04 -20.76
  VROT 0.07 -0.00 0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,pma01
  NAVFREQ 582 0
  AUTOSUN 1
  DEPLOY 2
  P4ROT 0 0.1976
  MOTORS 1 1.0000
  SOLPAB 1 1.0000 1.0000
  SOLPCD 1 1.0000 1.0000
  RAD 1 1.0000
  SOLPROT 0 0.8560 0 0.8560
END
pma02:Well-pma
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS 1617567.87 1063930.50 6451499.61
  RVEL -6250.174 4413.825 841.944
  AROT 52.19 12.04 159.24
  VROT -0.07 0.00 0.02
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END

Math12 ? What do you will take for your next flight ?

math12 · Jun 29, 2012

I will bring the first truss module to Hadfield.

During all the assembly of the space station, I will have three (little) surprises. And today, it's the first.

This is just a launch from the Vandenberg millitary base.

And lift-off of the STS-140 mission!

Solid rocket boosters separation.

And external tank separation.

Inspection with OBSS.

And, some hours later, docking!

The truss module was installed succesfully.

And now, undocking!

Entry interface...

Approach...

And landing!

So, this is Hadfield:

Therius · Jun 29, 2012

I've been enjoying this thread. Great job again guys. I like the OBSS inspection. Nice touch.

The Hadfield is looking good!

wehaveaproblem · Jun 29, 2012

yeah, you've got some great screenies here. :thumbup:

SolarLiner · Jun 29, 2012

wehaveaproblem said:
yeah, you've got some great screenies here. :thumbup:

Particulary this one ? :lol:

wehaveaproblem · Jun 29, 2012

SolarLiner said:
Particulary this one ? :lol:

Haha! well that was certainly a pleasant surprise, yes, but most of your pics are pleasing to look at, artistically speaking.

SolarLiner · Jun 29, 2012

wehaveaproblem said:
Haha! well that was certainly a pleasant surprise, yes, but most of your pics are pleasing to look at, artistically speaking.

Thank you !
The next flight brings a Esastar module, launched by Ariane 6. I'm trying to build a potable scenario ...

PS: For the Ascention Ultra, I hope with the new version I will select the wrong base again ...

Eli13 · Jun 30, 2012

If I may suggest, that if you're going to Photoshop night vision, you may want to add a film grain to it, similar to what you'd find in real life.

And keep up your great work here! :thumbup:

SolarLiner · Jun 30, 2012

Eli13 said:
If I may suggest, that if you're going to Photoshop night vision, you may want to add a film grain to it, similar to what you'd find in real life.

And keep up your great work here! :thumbup:

Well, I use GIMP for these photos. And as you can see, le second night vision picture has film grain. My method with GIMP is fully manual.

Eli13 · Jun 30, 2012

SolarLiner said:
Well, I use GIMP for these photos. And as you can see, le second night vision picture has film grain. My method with GIMP is fully manual.

I see it now. I'm using a phone at the moment, so seeing something like that is hard to see. :thumbup:

Yoda · Jul 1, 2012

Hijacked your Space station and turning it into a Mars Outpost ( with a few future moifications).

Call me Dr.Evil

SolarLiner · Jul 1, 2012

What did you do to our Space Station Dr.Evil ? :lol:
Well, because of "girlfriend" reason, I've not made the next flight. Maybe tomorrow !

EDIT: I don't have modified any guidance files ... So there will be a manual or Launch MFD launch with ArianeIV and EsaStar ...

SolarLiner · Jul 3, 2012

Hi !
After a long attempt in create a potable Ariane6 scenario for Hadfield, I finally done this and made the flight. But I forgot to take some screenshots ... :shifty:

Ariane 6 with Esastar Launch:

Boosters separation ! (Yes, I know we didn't see many things ... Just push up the birghtness !) :

Esastar approach:

Docking confirm ! misters Dan and Momo have things to "play" with, now ! :lol:

Now, Math12, it is your turn.

math12 · Jul 4, 2012

Yoda said:
Hijacked your Space station and turning it into a Mars Outpost ( with a few future moifications).

It's a good station! :thumbup:

It looks a little bit like my original plans. But now Hadfield isn't like my plans because SolarLiner added an Esastar!

But it's dosen't matter.

So, I'm waiting after SolarLiner for Hadfield's orbital parameters...

P.S.: Chris Hadfield, a canadian astronaut (our space station has it's name), will go to the ISS during six months in December:

http://www.asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/missions/expedition34-35/objectives.asp

He will be the first canadian ISS comander! :woohoo:

SolarLiner · Jul 4, 2012

math12 said:
It looks a little bit like my original plans. But now Hadfield isn't like my plans because SolarLiner added an Esastar!

Sorry, but I havn't had any modules to add. So I have decided myself !

math12 said:
So, I'm waiting after SolarLiner for Hadfield's orbital parameters...

Oops ... :embarrassed:
Here they are:

Code:

Esastar:Esastar
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123860.81 -3844578.82 2109660.14
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 -28.50
  RCSMODE 2
  AFCMODE 7
  PRPLEVEL 0:1.000000
  DOCKINFO 0:0,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  IDS 0:450 100 1:451 100 2:452 100
  NAVFREQ 582 584
  XPDR 470
  ant 1 1.0000
  Panneaux 1 1.0000
  Rotpan 3 0.6206
  sonde 1 1.0000
  radiateur 1 1.0000
  Door 0 0.0000
  BEACON 
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123860.81 -3844578.82 2109660.14
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 -28.50
  RCSMODE 2
  AFCMODE 7
  PRPLEVEL 0:1.000000
  DOCKINFO 0:0,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  IDS 0:450 100 1:451 100 2:452 100
  NAVFREQ 582 584
  XPDR 470
END
SoyuzProgressDockingModule:Spacecraft\Spacecraft3
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123862.42 -3844565.21 2109657.44
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 -28.50
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,Esastar 1:1,Artemis01 4:0,pma02
  NAVFREQ 0 0
  RCS 1
  CTRL_SURFACE 1
  CONFIGURATION 1
  CURRENT_PAYLOAD 0
END
Artemis01:Well-Artemis
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123863.24 -3844557.44 2109656.05
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 151.50
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,nebulus01 1:1,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
pma01:Well-pma
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123864.80 -3844542.74 2109653.37
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT -78.87 -6.49 28.50
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,nebulus01 1:0,P3P4_01
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
nebulus01:nebulus
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123864.17 -3844549.23 2109654.34
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 -28.50
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:0,pma01 1:0,Artemis01 2:2,truss_centre
  NAVFREQ 0 0
  XPDR 30
END
P3P4_01:MBR_ITS/mbr_its34
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123865.83 -3844534.32 2109651.62
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 101.13 6.49 151.50
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:1,pma01
  NAVFREQ 582 0
  AUTOSUN 1
  DEPLOY 2
  P4ROT 0 0.6335
  MOTORS 1 1.0000
  SOLPAB 1 1.0000 1.0000
  SOLPCD 1 1.0000 1.0000
  RAD 1 1.0000
  SOLPROT 0 0.7238 0 0.7238
END
pma02:Well-pma
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123865.31 -3844564.13 2109659.23
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT 179.37 -60.83 103.41
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 0:4,SoyuzProgressDockingModule
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END
truss_centre:mct
  STATUS Orbiting Earth
  RPOS -5123861.20 -3844550.79 2109653.10
  RVEL -4789.552 5968.643 -729.971
  AROT -165.36 28.30 7.37
  AFCMODE 7
  DOCKINFO 2:2,nebulus01
  NAVFREQ 0 0
END

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