Boeing - Crew Flight Test (2024)

[mss]

Sprawa wyjaśniona w komunikacie NASA:

Statement from NASA about that noise Butch heard from the speaker in Starliner.  No worries.

https://twitter.com/SpcPlcyOnline/status/1830615349961605620

[kanarkusmaximus]

NASA będzie streamować lądowanie Starlinera:
https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-sets-coverage-for-starliner-news-conference-return-to-earth/

[artpoz]

Odcumowanie zacznie się w sobotę 7 września o godzinie 0:04 CEST.

[Lion97]

Transmisja na YouTube:

[kanarkusmaximus]

Odcumowanie dziś! Przypominam! Warto to zobaczyć!

[mss]

Chiny kpią z amerykańskiego Starlinera.

https://twitter.com/ShuttleAlmanac/status/1831835362173530258

[mars76]

Odcumowanie dziś! Przypominam! Warto to zobaczyć!

O której godzinie czasu polskiego planują undocking?

[Lion97]

Odcumowanie dziś! Przypominam! Warto to zobaczyć!

O której godzinie czasu polskiego planują undocking?

Będzie to 7 września. 0:04 CEST, a lądowanie 6:03 CEST.

[mss]

Odcumowanie dziś! Przypominam! Warto to zobaczyć!

O której godzinie czasu polskiego planują undocking?

O 00:04 już jutro, a lądowanie o 6:03 po prawie 6 godzinach później!

[mars76]

Dzięki za info

[artpoz]

Nastąpiło odcumowanie. Starliner wraca pusty.

[Orionid]

Dzięki za info

Więcej na http://lk.astronautilus.pl/loty/cst1002.htm (czasy wg UTC, do których należy dodać 2h , by mieć CEST (czas polski).

Czas trwania lotu (plan): 93 dni 13 godzin 08 minut i 37 sekund.

Zgodnie z przeważającymi oczekiwaniami Starliner nadaje się do kolejnego lotu.

Starliner bez załogi powrócił na Ziemię
  07.09. o 04:01:35 na terenie White Sands Space Harbor (stan Nowy Meksyk) wylądowała bez załogi po misji Boe-CFT kabina statku Starliner.
http://lk.astronautilus.pl/n240901.htm#08

https://twitter.com/Commercial_Crew/status/1832269414521016651
CFT Starliner landing


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CFT Starliner: UNDOCKING! At 6:04pm EDT (2204 UTC) as the two spacecraft passed 260 miles above eastern China

CFT Starliner: Passing above and behind the space station, the Starliner has now exited the "keep-out sphere," a safety zone around the ISS; in 16 minutes, the ship should pass out of the "approach ellipsoid," a larger buffer around the lab

CFT Starliner: Flight controllers report the Starliner and its suspect thrusters are operating flawlessly as the spacecraft passes out of the approach ellipsoid, a larger safety zone around the International Space Station. "OK. She's on her way home," Williams radioed. "Congratulations to the undock team." With the Starliner safely on its way, NASA is suspending its live landing coverage until 10:50pm EDT (0250 UTC); the deorbit rocket firing remains targeted for 11:17pm EDT (0317 UTC)

CFT Starliner: NASA has resumed its live coverage of the Starliner's return to Earth; we're standing by for the de-orbit burn needed to drop the ship out of orbit; time of ignition is 11:17:12pm EDT (0317 UTC); burn duration is 59 seconds; expected change in velocity: 130 m/s, or about 290 mph

CFT Starliner: NASA managers have polled 'go' for the de-orbit burn; the NASA commentator says one of 12 thrusters on the Starliner command module failed to fire during a post-undocking test, but the thrusters are arranged in two sets of six and only one such "string" is used during entry; as such, the jet in question reduces redundancy somewhat but it's not expected to have any impact

CFT Starliner: A few more times of interest while we wait for the deorbit burn (all in EDT; UTC-4):
11:20:47pm: Service module separation
11:45:26pm: Atmospheric entry
11:56:25pm: Drogue chute deploy
11:57:32pm: Main chute deploy
11:58:00pm: Heat shield jettison
11:58:32pm: Airbag inflation
12:00:53am: Touchdown

CFT Starliner: Deorbit ignition confirmed, st 11:17:12pm EDT (0317 UTC); this is a planned 59-second burn...

CFT Starliner: Deorbit burn complete; NASA confirms a good burn; the Starliner is now committed to re-entry, targeting touchown at White Sands Space Harbor, New Mexico, at 12:00:53am EDT (0400 UTC)

CFT Starliner: The Starliner's service module, housing the thrusters that misbehaved earlier in the mission and the helium propellant pressurization system that experienced multiple leaks, has been jettisoned as planned; it will burn up in the atmosphere while the command module, protected by a heat shield, continues with re-entry

CFT Starliner: Now 20 minutes to entry interface, the point where the Starliner command module will plunge back into the discernible atmosphere ~400,000 feet above the Pacific Ocean

CFT Starliner: The Starliner has re-entered the discernible atmosphere 76 miles above the Pacific Ocean; as it streaks back to Earth along a southwest-to-northeast trajectory, the spacecraft will fly over the Baja Peninsula and then northern Mexico as it heads for landing at White Sands, NM; touchdown expected in 15 minutes

CFT Starliner: A communications dropout is expected as the Starliner is enveloped in a blaze of atmospheric heating; comms should be restored by 11:52pm EDT (0352 UTC)

5:53 AM · Sep 7, 2024
CFT Starliner: Comms restored; all systems nominal; NASA is showing live video from the International Space Station  showing the Starliner as it streaks through the night sky toward New Mexico; NASA's WB-57 photo-recon jet also has a view of the spacecraft


CFT Starliner: Drogue chute deploy confirmed

CFT Starliner: Main chutes are out; descent proceeding smoothly at this point

CFT Starliner: Heat shield jettison, airbag inflation confirmed


6:14 AM · Sep 7, 2024
CFT Starliner: TOUCHDOWN! At 12:01:35am EDT (0401 UTC)


6:15 AM · Sep 7, 2024
CFT Starliner: Starliner pilot Sunita Williams, speaking from the International Space Station: "A great landing of Calypso. I don't think there could be a better birthday present for the entry flight director (Rick Henfling). Awesome to see Calypso on the ground. Nicely done." Calypso is this Starliner's unofficial name

https://x.com/cbs_spacenews/status/1832271405276143793

Per NASA PAO, Starliner deorbit burn is a 59s burn starting at 0317:13 UTC Sep  7, with a delta-V of 129.9 m/s; it will occur at a range of 90 km from ISS

https://twitter.com/planet4589/status/1832181319876346209

Thanks to @Dillonshrop06 for the correct NOTAM, here is the service module reentry area compared to the ground track

https://x.com/planet4589/status/1832255457219494250

#Starliner landed today at White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico at 12:01 a.m. ET on Sept. 7 (10:01 p.m. MT on Sept. 6). Teams on the ground welcomed the spacecraft and are now preparing to transport Starliner back to Florida for analysis and refurbishment.
More: https://starlinerupdates.com/starliner-arrives-safely-back-on-earth/

https://twitter.com/BoeingSpace/status/1832276599133131004
https://www.nasa.gov/news-release/nasa-boeing-welcome-starliner-spacecraft-to-earth-close-mission/

https://x.com/BoeingSpace/status/1832253049114353800

[kanarkusmaximus]

Małe oklaski dla firmy Boeing! Udało im się jednak doprowadzić do deorbitacji i prawidłowego przejścia kapsuły CST-100 przez atmosferę aż do lądowania w wyznaczonej strefie!

Ciekawe kiedy będą kolejne konferencje na NASA TV oraz ogłoszenie NASA co dalej ze Starlinerem.

[artpoz]

Ciekawe kiedy będą kolejne konferencje na NASA TV oraz ogłoszenie NASA co dalej ze Starlinerem.

Pół godziny temu była konferencja

[ekoplaneta]

Brawo dla Boeinga jednak Starliner wrócił w jednym kawałku