Tag: Archive
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Invocon on STS-122
February 7 – 20, 2008 Space Shuttle Atlantis This was the twenty-seventh flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. During STS-122 mission, the Atlantis crew installed the European Columbus module along with performing many other ISS construction tasks. Two IVC systems were present on the orbiter. Below is a list of the IVC systems…
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Invocon on STS-120
October 23 – November 7, 2007 Space Shuttle Discovery This was the twenty-sixth flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. During STS-120 mission, the Discovery crew delivered the Harmony module to the International Space Station. Two IVC systems were present on the orbiter. Below is a list of the IVC systems that were present…
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Invocon on STS-118
August 8 – 21, 2007 Space Shuttle Endeavour This was the twenty-fifth flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. During STS-118 mission, the Endeavour crew installed the EWIS Antenna that will be used with the EWIS NCU when it is activated during a later mission. Two IVC systems were present on the orbiter and…
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Invocon on STS-117
June 8 – 22, 2007 Space Shuttle Atlantis This was the twenty-fourth flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. During STS-117 mission, the Atlantis crew performed rewiring tasks to connect the new solar arrays to the power system. Two IVC systems were present on the orbiter and another was attached to the truss. Below…
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Invocon on STS-116
December 9 – 22, 2006 Space Shuttle Discovery This was the twenty-third flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. The STS-116 mission marked the second mission to continue ISS construction after the loss of Columbia during STS-107. During this mission, the Discovery crew performed rewiring tasks to connect the new solar arrays to the…
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Invocon on STS-115
September 9 – 21, 2006 Space Shuttle Atlantis This was the twenty-second flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle. The STS-115 mission marked the return to ISS construction after the loss of Columbia during STS-107. During this mission, the Atlantis crew attached the P3 & P4 Truss segments to the ISS. Two IVC systems…
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Invocon on STS-121
July 4 – July 17, 2006 Space Shuttle Discovery This was the twenty-first flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle and the second mission after the loss of Columbia. As the second mission of the Return to Flight initiatives NASA continued testing new techniques and systems for detecting impacts and damage caused by debris…
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Invocon on STS-114
July 4 – July 17, 2006 Space Shuttle Discovery This was the twenty-first flight of Invocon hardware on the Space Shuttle and the second mission after the loss of Columbia. As the second mission of the Return to Flight initiatives NASA continued testing new techniques and systems for detecting impacts and damage caused by debris…
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Invocon on STS-107
Launched January 16, 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia The objective of STS-107 was primarily a research mission. The FREESTAR (Fast Reaction Experiments Enabling Science, Technology, Applications & Research) payload is a Hitchhiker payload through the GSFC Code 870 Shuttle Small Payloads Project. FREESTAR consists of separate experiments and the Hitchhiker (HH) Carrier (HHC) avionics mounted on…
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Invocon on STS-113
Launched January 16, 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia The objective of STS-113 (International Space Station (ISS) Assembly Mission 11A) was to deliver the Integrated Truss Assembly P1 (Port Side Thermal Radiator Truss) to the Space Station. Mounted to the P1 truss is a second Crew and Equipment Translation Aid (CETA) cart that can be manually operated…