Hadfield Space Station

math12 · Jul 10, 2012

Some news:
And lift-off of the STS-... STS-what? STS-141! OK, and lift-off of the STS-141 mission with Atlantis! :camera:

SRB separation:

OBSS inspection:

Approching Hadfield:

And docking!

Installing the new truss module:

Truss module installed succesfully!

And now, undocking:

And landing at Edwards, in the night:

Your turn, Solar! :cheers:

SolarLiner · Jul 17, 2012

Oops, I forgot to post in this forum ...
So, because I am in holidays at this tme, my laptop is a bit less powerful than my computer, and I hae taken only one screenshot.

I have made the flight with [ame=http://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=5782]Theta launcher[/ame] (basic but really powerful launcher), and the screenshot shows the truss docked and the OPM on the way to go back on Earth (but don't really in the land ... :ninja: )
So, there is the screenshot:

And in gift for your loyality :lol: :
Theta Flight for Google Earth

And the orbital data:

Code:

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math12 · Jul 17, 2012

So, I think it's my turn... I'll bring a rescue ship: a DGIV! (with realistic parameters) :woohoo: :lol:
But before, I will bring the adapters for the DGIV: a CBM to APAS (PMA) and a APAS to DG. I will launch these adapters with my home made rocket: Polaris! (It doesn't have any textures yet) (soon on Orbithangar)
So you can see Polaris ready for launch at 39B and the DGIV in preparation for launch at 39A:

And lift-off of the second mission of the Polaris rocket!

Separation of the first stage, the interstage ring and the fairing:

And cutt-off of the second. You can see the adapters:

And, a very difficult docking, and the second stage as been deorbited.

So, I will launch the DGIV in afternoon, so you must wait.

---------- Post added at 09:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:10 PM ----------

So, I can launch the DGIV today. (I love this launcher!)

Max Q:

Boosters separation:

And a little EVA for fun:

Approching Hadfield:

And docking! Hadfield has more security, now.

So, it's your turn!

SolarLiner · Jul 20, 2012

Hi ! I just return from a flight with Atlantis, to bring two RadiatorTruss modules.
Because of my actual computer (not my presonnal) I've made only two sreenshots of my flight:

I've done a "reorbit burn" (I don't know how to tell this) to remake an 350x400 km orbit. Because Atlantis cannot do that (engines not aligned with the dcking port) I've done this with the rescue DGIV.

I let Math12 bring another module before rotate crew with a XR2 (to try a complete flight with him)

And the (new) orbital data:

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math12 · Jul 22, 2012

For this mission, I will bring a robotic arm to the station with Discovery.

SRB separation:

ET separation:

And approching Hadfield: (Sorry, I forgot the OBSS!)

Docking!

And the arm is installed. (It is very tall!)

For technical reasons, I deorbited the radiatortruss modules.

So, undocking!

Take a look on this beautifull screenshot!

And... Landing? :lol:

SolarLiner, you can bring (again!) a truss module.

SolarLiner · Jul 23, 2012

Truss flight with Atlantis STS-144, it is okay.
It is my turn to make a surprise (I hope it is a good surprise for you !)

---------- Post added 07-23-12 at 11:10 AM ---------- Previous post was 07-22-12 at 08:04 PM ----------

Here it is, rendezvous Tuesday 2012/07/24 at 16:30 GMT, here -> http://www.livestream.com/hadfield
Good flights !

orb · Jul 23, 2012

SolarLiner said:
Because of my actual computer (not my presonnal) I've made only two sreenshots of my flight:

Does that computer allow compression of images (either lossless or lossy)? Even such small (uncompressed) BMPs like these are 2.5 MB each.

SolarLiner · Jul 23, 2012

orb said:
Does that computer allow compression of images (either lossless or lossy)? Even such small (uncompressed) BMPs like these are 2.5 MB each.

Fraps wasn't configured at this time. Sorry for the raw images !
Now I will take JPG screens, better for your internet.

garyw · Jul 23, 2012

SolarLiner said:
Fraps wasn't configured at this time. Sorry for the raw images !
Now I will take JPG screens, better for your internet.

There are many tools out there. Just load up the BMP's into paint.net and save them out as PNG.

PNG is a better format as it's compressed but also lossless.

SolarLiner · Jul 24, 2012

[eventTimer] 2012-07-24 16:32:00?minus |+; T %c%%dd%/%hh%:%mm%:%ss%[/eventTimer] !
I have been worked on a launch sound, witch replaces OrbiterSound for the part 1 of the live (part two starts after ET separation). Stay Tuned ! Hadfield Space Station channel

---------- Post added 07-24-12 at 12:20 PM ---------- Previous post was 07-23-12 at 11:52 PM ----------

UPDATE: Live starts at T -20min. Atlantis is currently on roll from VAB to the pad LC39B.

---------- Post added at 04:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:20 PM ----------

Sorry for multiple posting, but information:
We are [eventTimer]2012-07-24 16:12:00?before|after; %mm% minutes %ss% seconds %c%[/eventTimer] starting live !
Welcome to STS-144 mission !

---------- Post added at 05:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:11 PM ----------

Launch done, for who don't have saw it in live, you can watch replay here -> http://www.livestream.com/hadfield/video?clipId=pla_f197fc65-752b-49a8-97d2-e00fd010049b
Download my Launch Sample -> http://www.wipeoutflightstudios.com/other/orbiter/hadfieldSTS144Launch.mp3

Cras · Jul 24, 2012

Saw your launch replay video. What exactly is that countdown timer thing you have in the upper right hand corner?

SolarLiner · Jul 24, 2012

Cras said:
Saw your launch replay video. What exactly is that countdown timer thing you have in the upper right hand corner?

http://www.timeleft.info/
Rendezvous with Hadfield at ~21:01 GMT, or [eventTimer]2012-07-24 21:02:25?in|after; %c% %hh%:%mm%:%ss%[/eventTimer]

---------- Post added at 09:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:14 PM ----------

And docking confirm to Hadfield Space Station !

ionif · Jul 25, 2012

What prorgram use for create scenerios with payload?

SolarLiner · Jul 25, 2012

ionif said:
What prorgram use for create scenerios with payload?

Notepad++ and the [ame=http://www.orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=5749]Notepad Scenario syntax coloring[/ame].

SolarLiner · Jul 28, 2012

Reentry window found at 17:47:26 GMT. Live starts around 17:00 GMT.

Time to passover Cape Canaveral: [eventTimer]2012-07-28 17:47:26?-|+; T %c%%hh%:%mm%:%ss%[/eventTimer]

math12 · Aug 6, 2012

So I'll do the first night launch to Hadfield! STS-145 will bring the last truss module (!) and a P5 module.

And lift-off!

SRB separation...

And ET separation.

Two beautiful screenshots:

And rendez-vous:

Truss grappeled by the station's robotic arm:

And P5 installed.

Docking of the shuttle:

And truss installation.

And, finnaly, installation of the P3/P4+P5 on the truss:

After, undocking:

And landing at Edwards:

Solar, you can bring a P3/P4 and a P5 "s'il reste de la place".

math12 · Jul 4, 2013

Hadfield space station comes back! :woohoo:

I done three flights, but I forgot to update pictures on this forum. I brought another P3P4 and a P5, then another Arthémis module, and finally a flight with a Shuttle-C: an hight gain antenna, an habitation module and a MPLM module. The MPLM will be returned back to Earth by the next Space Shuttle mission. Currently, the HSS looks like this:

The next flight will be done by SolarLiner, he will bring up an Excercice and recreation module, and he says that he will also bring a surprise. Wich kind of surprise? I don't know...

When he will finish his mission, I will probably bring up a CMG.

Orbiter 2024 has been released!

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