HASA update - ME-2 heading back to earth

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ME-2 heading back to earth
ME-2 is heading back for earth. After nearly 1.5 week in Lunar orbit, they are finally going home. They delivered the first truss segment to the MSSEU. The astronauts also performed 3 EVA walks. 2 to bold the whole station together and another one to setup a network connection between all the modules.



Buran almost ready for test flight
The Buran spacecraft is almost ready for its test flight. Last Sunday (09-26-10) Buran was attached to the Energia launcher. Next Saturday (10-2-10), Buran will be placed on the launch pad and a week later (10-09-10) Buran will be launched for its first test flight. The first flight will be a 2 hour unmanned test flight.

Ares 1 arrives at wide awake
The segments of the Ares 1 have arrived at WideAwake. Ares 1 will carry the Orion capsule to space. The segments are being stored in the big hangar that HASA owns at WideAwake, before they will move to the VAB for assembly.

Albatross arrived at the Cape
The Albatross is flown to the Cape aboard of a Boeing 747-400F. Now it can go through the final phases of processing and then it can be placed atop of the Delta 2.


ME-3 getting ready for flight
Moon Expedition 3 is getting ready for its flight to the MSSEU. It will deliver 2 new truss segments. At the ends of these segments will come the new solar panels. ME-3 will also place Hi-res cameras on the outside of the MSSEU. These will photograph the lunar surface for future missions to the moon.
 
God luck dude! You have a lot of pots on to boil. Looks like HASA is going to be busy for the next few weeks.
 
Jup, your right about that :P But I like it so it won't be a problem ;) Thanks for your comment!
 
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