NASA has put a new interactive flight plan for STS-122 on their website. The interactive Flash application allows users to view the shuttle's schedule and relevant pictures. Simply roll the mouse over each day to see the astronaut's agenda for that day.
STS-125 has become known unofficially as the "Voyage of Columbus", due to its cargo, the Columbus laboratory. The Columbus laboratory is a European Space Agency contribution to the International Space Station. The Columbus laboratory's main purpose during its 10-year mission is to further study the effects of microgravity on biological and other specimens.
Some events for the STS-122 mission include docking the Columbus module on day 4 and several spacewalks for maintenance of the ISS.
Images courtesy of NASA/JPL.
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
Interactive STS-122 Flight Plan
The Columbus module in Atlantis' cargo bay.
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