Endeavour zwodował o 04:17 UTC (06:17 CEST) po raz 4. po misji trwającej 185d 22g 42m i 46s ( czas może być jeszcze skorygowany ? - Tak: 185d 22g 43m 09s), co jest drugim czasem dla Crew Dragon.
Do Endeavour należą dwa najdłuższe loty.
Do tego pojazdu należy rekordowy nalotw PCD
https://www.forum.kosmonauta.net/index.php?topic=5244.msg181976#msg181976Dragon zwodował 04.09. o 04:17:23 na Atlantyku w pobliżu Jacksonville na Florydzie zwodowała kapsuła powrotna statku
Dragon Crew-6.
SpaceX Crew-6 splashdownSpaceX Crew-6 recovery operations and astronauts egress2023 wrz 04 07:57 Kosmonauta.net
Crew-6 - koniec misjiKoniec misji! Wodowanie Crew-6 z Dragonem!
https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1OyKAVjzgYaGb22. kosmonauta, który odbył lot na amerykańskim statku kosmicznym.
Андрей Федяев вернулся на Землю на корабле Crew Dragon!04 сентября 2023
Сегодня в 07:17 по московскому времени пилотируемый корабль Crew Dragon с экипажем миссии Crew-6 приводнился у побережья штата Флорида.
Космонавт Андрей Федяев, астронавты Стивен Боуэн, Вуди Хобург и Султан аль-Нейади работали на МКС с марта 2023 года. Теперь членам экипажа предстоит пройти этап послеполетной реабилитации.
Андрей Федяев стал 22-м российским космонавтом, летавшим на американском космическом корабле, в том числе вторым — на Crew Dragon.
https://www.gctc.ru/main.php?id=64161:24 PM · Sep 1, 2023Crew-6: Mission managers assessing the weekend weather have ruled out a Crew-6 undocking from the ISS Saturday; in a call to the crew earlier today, mission control told commander Steve Bowen: "Weather is no go for any of the undocking opportunities for tomorrow" (1/2)
Crew-6: CAPCOM (continuing): "That means the next earliest undock would be Sunday at 1100 GMT. However, we're still watching the weather for those opportunities as well;" actual undocking Sunday, weather permitting, would be 7:05am EDT, with splashdown 9/4, just after midnight (2/2)
3:03 PM · Sep 2, 2023Crew-6: After a morning weather assessment, NASA told Crew-6 commander Steve Bowen conditions in the splashdown zone appear to be improving and while another assessment is planned tonight, they are pressing ahead, for now, toward an undocking Sunday morning around 7am EDT (1100 UTC) (1/4)
Crew-6: CAPCOM: "Hey, we have what is good news. The weather is currently looking good. It is slightly on the edge, but trending in the positive direction. So we are planning towards undock tomorrow morning" (2/4)
Crew-6: CAPCOM: "There is another weather brief that's going to happen at undock minus 9 hours (10pm EDT). You do need to sleep shift tonight and you should plan for that. But when you wake up tomorrow, please give us a call (for) final confirmation." 3/4
Crew-6: Assuming final clearance to proceed, undocking at 7:05am EDT would set up a 17-hour transit to entry, with splashdown expected Monday, around 12:15am (0410 UTC) (4/4)
5:07 AM · Sep 3, 2023Crew-6: After another weather assessment this evening, NASA and SpaceX managers cleared the Crew-6 fliers for undocking from the ISS Sunday at 7:05am EDT (1105 UTC), setting up a splashdown off the coast of Florida around 12:17am (0417 UTC) Monday
Crew-6: Mission control called the crew at wakeup (11pm) to let them know: "First of all, you probably want to know, or have confirmation. Today is the day for Crew-6 and Endeavour." Pilot Woody Hoburg replied: "All right, we copy. We copy we're go for undock today. That's great news"
11:29 AM · Sep 3, 2023Crew-6: Good morning; Crew-6 commander Steve Bowen, pilot Woody Hoburg, United Arab Emirates astronaut Sultan Alneyadi and cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev are making final preparations for undocking from the ISS at 7:05am EDT (1105 UTC)
Crew-6: The Crew Dragon's hatch was closed at 5:19am EDT (0819 UTC) and the station-side hatch was closed about 9 minutes later; undocking at 7:05am will set up a 17-hour transit to splashdown at 12:17am EDT (0417 UTC) Monday off Florida's east coast
12:56 PM · Sep 3, 2023Crew-6: 5 minutes from the undocking command; 10 minutes or so from physical separation
Crew-6: The undock sequence is underway; after hooks in the docking mechanism fully open, the first in a series of thruster firings will commence to push the Crew Dragon away from the Harmony module's forward port
Crew-6: Undocking confirmed, at 7:05am EDT (1105 UTC); Crew Dragon Endeavour is backing away from the Harmony module
Crew-6: The Crew Dragon is now looping above the ISS as it departs the area; Hoburg to mission control: "We are enjoying some phenomenal views of the ISS as we pass over (the) top;" a photo-documentation fly-around of the ISS was planned earlier, but was ruled out due to trajectory issues
Crew-6: The crew's descent to Earth will begin about 15.5 hours from now with a deorbit thruster firing; splashdown east of Jacksonville FL remains on track for 12:17am EDT (0417 UTC) Monday
3:03 AM · Sep 4, 2023Crew-6: Commander Steve Bowen and his 3 crewmates have been cleared to begin donning their pressure suits for re-entry; a deorbit thruster firing is planned for 11:24pm EDT (0324 UTC) with splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean east of Jacksonville expected at 12:17am (0417 UTC) Monday
Crew-6: At the Kennedy Space Center, meanwhile, SpaceX engineers are readying a Falcon 9 rocket for launch from pad 39A to boost 21 2nd-gen Starlink internet satellites into orbit; the Crew-6 deorbit burn will be sandwiched between the Falcon 9 launch and Starlink deploy at 11:52pm (0352 UTC)
5:20 AM · Sep 4, 2023Crew-6: The Crew Dragon's no-longer-needed trunk section has been jettisoned for re-entry; deorbit burn expected in about 5 minutes
Crew-6: Deorbit ignition confirmed, at 11:24pm EDT (0324 UTC); the ~16-minute burn will slow the ship by about 250 mph, just enough to drop its orbit into the lower atmosphere for a southwest-to-northeast descent to splashdown off Florida's east coast
Crew-6: 5 minutes to go in the deorbit burn; the right and left cockpit displays below allow commander Steve Bowen, left, and pilot Woody Hoburg, right to monitor the progress of the critical braking burn
Crew-6: Deorbit burn complete; the crew is now committed to splashdown just east of Jacksonville; nose cone closure expected in about 3 minutes
F9/Starlink 6-12: 2nd stage engine restart and shutdown should be complete, but no confirmation from SpaceX; Starlink deploy expected in about 9 minutes
Crew-6: The Crew Dragon's super-heated plasma trail was extraordinary as viewed from the Kennedy Space Center, just a spectacular sight as the spacecraft blazed away to the northeast
Crew-6: Drogue parachute deploy confirmed; nominal descent rate; recovery crew has eyes on "two healthy drogues," SpaceX tells the crew
Crew-6: The Crew Dragon's four main parachutes have unfurled and fully inflated; appears to be a beautiful night for a splashdown
Crew-6: Splashdown! At 12:17am EDT (0417 UTC); mission duration: 185 days 22 hours since launch last March 2; SpaceX recovery teams now headed for the spacecraft to safe the vehicle, hook up lines and tow it aboard the company's recovery ship
Crew-6: SpaceX to Crew-6: "Welcome back home. Thank you for flying SpaceX"
Crew-6: Fast boat "first responders" have now reached the Crew Dragon, which is bobbing about in rolling waves (one hopes the crew members have strong stomachs!); will be another 25 minutes or so before the vehicle can be pulled aboard the recovery ship
Crew-6: The Crew Dragon is now on the deck of the SpaceX recovery vehicle; the hatch was opened at 12:59am EDT, giving the crew their first breaths of fresh air since launch six months ago
Crew-6: All four crew members -- commander Steve Bowen, pilot Woody Hoburg, United Arab Emirates astronaut Sultan Alneyadi and cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev -- are now off the Crew Dragon; all appeared in good spirits as they were rolled inside for initial medical checks
https://twitter.com/cbs_spacenews5:54 AM · Sep 4, 2023Deployment of 21 @Starlink satellites confirmed
https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1698545147062169743Dragon's Draco thrusters firing
https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/16982931605801453822) Rehabilitacja rosyjskiego kosmonauty
Космонавт Андрей Федяев проходит комплекс реабилитационных мероприятий06 сентября 2023
https://www.gctc.ru/main.php?id=6417Самочувствие хорошее: Андрей Федяев продолжает восстановление после полета07 сентября 2023
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Wątek: SpX Crew-6 (2 marca 2023) (Przeczytany 10417 razy)