11 février. |
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STS 107 TRANSMISSION DE LA RENTREE (mp3 de 6 Mo) | |
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01:05 COLUMBIA: {Houston, MES Hyd Repress}
Flight MMACS & GNC ready?
MMACS: FLIGHT, we're ready. 01:12 GNC: GNC is Go. 01:16 COLUMBIA: Copy no deltas. 02:48 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight. 02:50 FDO: Go ahead, Flight. 02:51 FLIGHT: Did we get another balloon
launched? Les ballons sondes son des ballons lachés depuis le Kennedy Space Center (KSC) afin d'obtenir des données sur la situation météo actuelle, en particulier sur la force et le cisaillement du vent pouvant affecter la trajectoire ou la procédure d'atterrissage de la navette. 02:52 FDO: Yes sir. It's going to be a ten
minute delay, basically, in recept of the data here. that's our estimate. 02:57 FLIGHT: What's our new time to get
the data. time to get.. for me to get the DDS in my hand. 03:05 FDO: It, uh, we'll call it 10
until flight
FLIGHT: local here. another 15 minutes 03:14 FLIGHT: OK. 03:15 FDO: All of this data will be in if
assuming it goes to the correct altitude of 10K, we'll definitely have
this before 10 Mach 10 flight 03:25 FLIGHT: OK. 03:27 UNKNOWN: Richard, can you do anything
about the lost balloon for the 6000 below data. 03:31 FDO: They're working that.There might be a data gap but, uh, that
might make our data suspect. 03:38 FLIGHT: We won't throw it away, it's
just not complete. 03:42 MMACS: Flight, MMACS. 03:44 FLIGHT: Go. 03:45 UNKNOWN: Good SSME & Hyd fluid repress,
and hyd fluid thermal conditioning is not required. 03:48 FLIGHT: Thank you. 03:53 UNKNOWN: Ok. 04:09 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston. the Hyd
fluid thermal conditioning will not be required today. We'll meet you on
the cards. 04:18 COLUMBIA: Copy Houston. Hyd Fluid
thermal conditioning will not be required, and we copy going to the
cards.
CAPCOM: And Rick, don't want to lead you
astray, but don't forget about the stuff on page 3-44. 04:37 COLUMBIA: We're checking that. We've
got the flight controller power on. We're working through the rest of it
as well. Thanks.
CAPCOM: Sounds good. 04:45 GNC: Flight, GNC. We see good
controller config on 3-44. 04:58 FLIGHT: GNC I missed your last call,
I'm sorry. Go ahead GNC I'm just saying we see a good controller config
on page 3-44. 05:09 FLIGHT: OK, thank you Flight Folks,
I'm going to the entry maneuvers cue cards. 05:18 GNC: Flight, GNC - they accientally
downloaded to inertial. They're back in auto now. 05:23 FLIGHT: Thank you. 06:11 GNC: Flight, GNC. 06:13 FLIGHT: Go ahead.
06:14 GNC: We'd like another item 27. They,
uh, got a few degrees out of attitude here. 06:17 FLIGHT: OK we saw `em get back to
auto, scorch, we'd like to 27 06:25 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston for rick.
We'll take another item 27, please. 06:39 COLUMBIA: And thanks for that
Houston, we'll give you item 27. We bumped the stick earlier.
CAPCOM: Not a problem, Rick. 07:06 GNC: Flight, GNC - they have a nice
yah -5 attitude at this time. 07:09
FLIGHT: Good job, thanks. 07:50 COLUMBIA: OK and houston, we'll get
the 304 at 5 minutes. 07:54 UNKNOWN
(femme): We're go. 07:55 UNKNOWN: Go ahead.
07:56 UNKNOWN: We are ready. 07:58 CAPCOM: Rick, we're ready for ops 304. 08:09
UNKNOWN 'femme): Ops 304. 10:12 UNKNOWN: (gazoulli) 14:36 FDO: Flight, FDO. 14:52
FLIGHT: Okay, FDO, go ahead. 14:53 FDO: This dataset is a spliced
dataset. This is my backroom's attempt to , uh, get us some data off
that first balloon that was broken, and it shows us 1160 feet past the
aim point. And we're waiting for our re-released balloon which was just
released a few minutes ago. 15:14
FLIGHT: OK, now, you, we lost the
balloon at 6000 feet and did we get it back at some point? Or when you
say "it spliced it together" I mean, I don't wanna, I don't
know whether I should. 15:24 FDO: We did not get any data beneath
6K, I mean, above 6K, excuse me. And we spliced, basically, a previous
data set on top of this one to give us a estimate. 15:37
FLIGHT: Now let's see. from where
we're releasing the balloons to, which way, are they going out over the
water with the wind direction, um, from the surface on up to about 10000
feet the direction is roughly out of the west, isn't it? 15:54 FDO: Yes flight, they are going out
the water, out over the water. I would concur with that. We are. 15:58
FLIGHT: We start out with them far
enough away from where our HAC really is, and then they're going the
wrong way. 16:04 FDO: I would concur. We are seeing,
We are defintily seeing some spatial differences here from the STA and
this morning - I would concur with that. 16:10
FLIGHT: I Agree, and the STA the
last dive here, and we're not going to have him do anymore, um, was 1941
with CLOSE. 16:19 FDO: Um 16:21 FLIGHT: He normalized at 1941 with CLOSE. Did I get that right? 16:25 FDO: X corrected I heard was 1784.
(pause). 16:33 FDO: The X corrected normalized. 16:35
FLIGHT: Yes, we're talking about the
normalized. 16:39 FDO: I think the STA performs a
correction on top of the normalization to account for. um. 16:45 FLIGHT: You're talking XCN. I was just saying the normalized is 1941 16:48 FDO: Yes, Sir 16:50
FLIGHT: OK, we got the last balloon
data to come yet before we make our decision. 16:56 FDO: Yes, sir. 18:03 UNKNOWN: COD init 18:06
FLIGHT: Copy. 18:28 UNKNOWN: Rolling right. 18:31 message confue 18:50 I get it. Any mike keyed. Bruits d'interrupteur de micro. 22:48 MMACS: Flight, MMACS. 22:52
FLIGHT: Go ahead, MMACS; 22:54 MMACS:
Flight, I've just lost four
separate temperature transducers on the left side of the vehicle,
hydraulic return temperatures. Two of them on system 1, and 1 on each fo
systems 2 and three. 23:07
FLIGHT: Four Hyd return temps. 23:10 MMACS: To the left outboard and left
inboard elevons. 23:14
FLIGHT: OK, is there anything common
to them ? DSC or MDM or anything.
You mean you're telling me you lost them
all at exactly the same time? 23:21 MMACS: No, not exactly. they were
within probably 4 and 5 seconds of each other. 23:26
FLIGHT: OK. where are those, where
is that instrumentation located? 23:32 MMACS: They're, all four of them are
located in the aft part of the left wing, right in front of the elevon,
elevon actuators, and there is no commonality. 23:42
FLIGHT: No commonality. 24:195 <Mike keyed> Bruits d'interrupteur de micro. 24:22 <Mike keyed> Bruits d'interrupteur de micro. 24:25 FLIGHT: MMACS, tell me again which
systems they're for.
MMACS: It's all three hydraulic systems. It's. two of
them are to the left outboard elevon, and two of them are to the left
inboard. 24:36 FLIGHT: OK, I got ya. 24:41 GUIDO: Flight, Guidance.. we're
processing drag with good residual. 24:45 FLIGHT: Copy, thank
you. 25:03 GC: Flight, GC. air to grounds are enabled. FLIGHT: Go
GC: Air to grounds are enabled for the
landing count. 25:50 FLIGHT: GNC, Flight. 25:52 GNC: Flight, GNC. 25:54 FLIGHT: Everything look good to you?
Control and rates and everything is nominal, right. 26:00 GNC: Control has been stable through
the rolls that we've done so far flgith, we have good trims, I don't see
anything out of the ordinary. 26:07 FLIGHT: OK. 26:08 FLIGHT: MMACS, flight. 26:10 MMACS: Fligth, MMACS. 26:11 FLIGHT: All other indications for
yor hydrawlic system indcations are good. 26:16 MMACS: They're all good. We have
good quantities all the way across. 26:18 FLIGHT: And the other temps are
normal?. 26:21 MMACS: The other temps are normal,
yes sir. 26:23 FLIGHT: And
when you say you lost
these, are you saying that they went. 26:25 MMACS: All four of them went off
scale low. 26:28 FLIGHT: Off scale low. 26:29 MMACS: And they were all staggered,
they were like I said within several seconds of each other. 26:34 FLIGHT: OK. 27:07 FDO: Flight, FDO 27:11 COLUMBIA: (message confue) And, uh, Hou.. (Houston). 27:28 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight 27:29 FDO: We have the balloon it is being
run through DDS right now 27:38 MMACS: Flight, MMACS 27:39 FLIGHT: Go 27:39 MMACS: We just lost tire pressure on
left outboard and left inboard, both tires 27:46
CAPCOM: And columbia houston, we see your tire pressure messages and we
did not copy your last.
FLIGHT: Copy. is it instrumentation. MMACS: gotta be.
MMACS: Flight MMACS, those are also off scale low.
COLUMBIA (Commander Rick Husband):
"Roger, buh" (he is abruptly cut off). 28:09 Static 28:20 INCO: Flight, INCO. 28:22
FLIGHT: Go. 28:23 INCO: We're taking a few hits here,
we're right up on top of the tail, not too bad. 28:41
FLIGHT: MMACS, flight. 28:42 MMACS: Flight, MMACS. 28:43 FLIGHT: And there's no commonality
between all these tire pressure instrumentation and the hydraulic return
instrumention? 28:50 MMACS: No, sir, there's not. 28:52 MMACS: We're also lost the nose gear
down talkback and the right main gear talkback.
FLIGHT: Nose gear and
right main gear talkbacks?
MMACS: Yes, sir. 29:12 ECOM: Flight,
Ecom.
FLIGHT: Ecom.
ECOM: I've got four temperature sensors on
bottom line temperatores that are off scale low. 29:50 INCO: Flight, IINCO,
I didn't
expect a this bad of a hit on comm. 30:00 FLIGHT: GC, how far are we away from
UHF. Is that 2 minute clock good?
GC: Affirmative, Flight. 30:23 GNC: Flight,
GNC.
FLIGHT: Go.
GNC: If we have any reason to suspect any
sore of controllability issue I would keep the control cards handy on
page 4-13. 30:37 FLIGHT: Copy. 30:50 FLIGHT:
INCO, we were rolled left
last data we had and you were expecting a little bit of erratic comm,
but nothing this long.
INCO: That's correct, flight, I expect
it to be a little intermittent and this is pretty solid right here. 31:08 FLIGHT: No onboard system config
changes right before we lost data
INCO: That's correct flight all looked
good.
FLIGHT: Still all on string 2 and everyting looked right.
INCO: String 2, looking good. 31:24 GC: Two minutes to MILA. 31:34 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston, comm check.Columbia, Houston. Vérification des communication. 31:45 FDO: Flight, FDO.
FLIGHT: Go.
FDO: Close in endpoint with the one hour
balloon shows its touching down at 1496, 1500 feet down the runway. Our
difjdi right now is from the left, on the 33 eyd Capcom 32:00 CAPCOM:
Columbia, Houston - UHF comm check. 32:10 UNKNOWN: Flight, I'd like to
{see/save/say} where we're at. 32:14 FLIGHT: I copy. 32:15 MMACS: Flight, MMACS.
FLIGHT: MMACS.
MMACS: On the tire pressures, we did see
them go erratic for a little bit before they went away, so I do believe
it's instrumentaiton.
FLIGHT:it's OK. 32:25 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston - UHF
comm check. 32:56 FDO: Flight, fdo.
FLIGHT: Go.
FDO: I know this data is a little late.
The one hour balloon protects us for wind persistence. I think we're in
a smaller wind persistance case than that. In other words, we shouldn't
expect as big of a change. I'm comfortable with 1500 feet down the
runway. 33:18 GC: Flight, GC.
FLIGHT: Go.
GC: MILA is not reporting any RF at this
time. 33:22 INCO: Flight, IINCO. SPC just
should have taken us to {state in low}. 33:34 FLIGHT: FDO, when are you expecting
tracking. 33:38 FDO: One minute ago, flight. 33:46 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston - UHF comm
check. 34:49 GC: Flight, GC. no C-band yet.
FLIGHT: Copy. 35:28 CAPCOM: Columbia, Houston - UHF comm
check. 35:42 INCO: Flight, IINCO.
FLIGHT: Go.
INCO: I could swap strings in the blind. 36:06
FLIGHT: OK Command us over.
INCO::In work, flight. 36:45 INCO: Flight, INCO. I have commanded
string 1 in the blind.
FLIGHT: INCO?.
INCO: I have commanded string 1 in the
blind, flgiht . FLIGHT: Copy. Reçu. 37:48 GC: Flight, GC. Vol, GC.
FLIGHT: Go.
GC: MILA is taking one of their antennas
off into a search mode. FLIGHT: Copy. Reçu. 37:54 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight. FIDO, Vol. FIDO: Go ahead, Flight. Continuez Vol. FLIGHT: Did we get. have we gotten any tracking data? Avons-nous reçu des données de trajectoire ? 38:00 FDO: We got a blip of tracking data.
It was a bad data point, flight. We do not believe that was the orbiter.
We are in a search pattern with our C-bands at this time. WE do not have
any valid data at this time. 38:14 FLIGHT: OK.. Any other trackers that
we can go to?
FDO: Let me start talking, flight. my
{navigators} 41:15 FLIGHT: GC.
FLIGHT: GC Flight.
GC: Fligth, GC. 41:20 FLIGHT: Lock the doors.
GC: Copy. 41:38 FLIGHT: FDO, do you have any
tracking.
FDO: No, sir. 42:03 MOD: Flight, MOD, on the flight loop. 42:11 FIDO: Flight,
FDO: Flight Go. 42:14 FDO: My C-bands have not acquired
anything. We are only acquiring false locks at this time. 42:31 FLIGHT: Copy, FDO. 42:48 FLIGHT: Okay, all flight controllers
on the flight loop. We need to kick off the FCOH contingency plan
procedure, FCOH checklist page 2.8-5 43:12 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight.
FDO: Flight. 43:17 FDO: Go ahead. 43:30 FLIGHT: Do you
have any information or reports from Space Command ? 44:00 FLIGHT: OK (hot mike). 46:17 FLIGHT: OK, and all flight
controllers on page 9 of the FCOH procedure, you need to make sure you
step through the actions required in step 20. That's for your
workstation logs, display printouts, theres a whole list of data
collection items that we need to make sure we log through. 47:00 FLIGHT: GC, flight.
GC: Flight, GC.
FLIGHT: FDO, Flight.
FDO: Yes, sir.
FLIGHT: We need to take the equivalent of
a command server TSU checkpoint. We don't have the old mock DSC
checkpoint, but we have the equivalent capability that we need to do.
GC: We'll get that done. 47:18 FLIGHT: GC,
Flight.
GC: Flight,
GC: Flight You understand how to do the
end- of-file log tapes that we need in the checklist? GC: Yes, sir. Oui monsieur. 47:54 FLIGHT: Folks, listen up again on
the flight loop. No. No phone calls off-site, outside of this room. Our
discussions are on these loops, on the recorded DVIS loops, only. No
data, no phone calls, no transmissions anywhere, into or out.
GC: Flight, GC.
FLIGHT: GC.
GC: We have no way of disabling the black
phones.
FLIGHT: I understand. 48:50
FLIGHT: GC, Flight.
GC: Flight, GC.
FLIGHT: Bill, have you sent out the TWX?
We're supposed to notify the other NASA centers via the TWX. And the TWX
is on 2.8-3.
GC: We'll work it, flight;
FLIGHT :OK. That
one I'd like to do as soon as we can, Bill. 50:03 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight. 50:15 FLIGHT: GC, Flight.
GC: FLIGHT GC.
FLIGHT: Is the command system still armed ?
GC: Affirmative
FLIGHT: Let's safe it.
GC: Copy.
FLIGHT: INCO, we're going to safe the
command system. 52:17 GC: Flight, GC. Checkpoints on
command server and traj server have been completed. 52:40
UNKNOWN: OK (garbled) flight ? 55:00 FLIGHT: FDO, Flight.
FDO: Go ahead, fligth.
FLIGHT: You're talking with LSO.
FDO: Yes, sir.
FLIGHT: Ok. Um. John's going to go back
and talk to. Marty, is Marty back there with Marissa?
FDO: Yes, sir.
FLIGHT: OK. 59:07 FLIGHT: LSO, Flight on the flight
loop.
LSO: FLIGHT:, go ahead, sir.
FLIGHT: Marty, can you confirm that the
DDMS folks in the Dallas area have been mobilized to the extent we're
able to.
LSO: Yeah, the RCC Rescue
Coordination Center is mobilizing to that area and they see what they
can do to help us .
FLIGHT: Copy. |
Rob Navias (gauche), commentateur Public Affairs Office (PAO) et Dan Carpenter, Directeur du PAO