Space Shuttle Mission - Wiki

Missions

doriscarter — 2011-09-09T00:31:16+03:00

Missions As the name implies, Space Shuttle Mission 2007(tm) activity is centered around performing and completing real Space Shuttle missions. The current list is comprised of 17 missions starting with STS-1 and ending with STS-124. The developers have been periodically adding new missions.

Tips and Tricks for the Virtual Astronaut - [History Mod]

uri_ba — 2011-09-05T15:03:08+03:00

Here We will cover various tips and tricks that will help you complete your missions with out any unnecessary problems. Tips General * Always read the Comm before starting the task, and read it carefully. It usually “gives” you the solution to problems you may encounter (usually relevant in EVAs or RMS OPS). * Stow the RMS before Going into the Deorbit phase. it will save you valuable time during the deorbit preparations.

The SSM Wiki "Rule book" - spam - yuck!

uri_ba — 2011-01-04T01:31:37+03:00

This wiki has a few simple guidelines. * This wiki is all about Space Shuttle Mission 2007(tm) (AKA SSM2007(tm)). You don't need to give too much information on subjects extensively covered in other places (like Wikipedia). For example, how much thrust a single OMS engine produces is irrelevant here, and a simple link to wikipedia will be enough. On the other hand, a tutorial covering OMS burns in Space Shuttle Mission including all the possible ITEM functions in the MNVR display would fit h…

Landing - old revision restored - again

uri_ba — 2010-07-22T15:55:32+03:00

The ability to safely land the Shuttle after a successful mission. The landing part of the mission, consists of three phases. TAEM The Terminal Area Energy Management (TAEM) interface is the transition from the high AOA re-entry and Roll Reversals to controlled aerodynamic flight. It begins at 83000ft altitude, at a speed of Mach 2.5 and about 60 NM from the runway. During this phase RCS thrusters are step by step inhibited and the crew and associated automated systems perform energy and track…

Ares-IX - created

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:28:41+03:00

Ares-IX Shuttle: None - Ares-I Difficulty level: None - unmanned test flight Mission patch: [Ares-IX]Added to SSM on: SP5.00 Skills Required None Learned None Real-Life Mission Ares_I-X in Wikipedia Previous mission | Mission index

Ares-IX

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:27:35+03:00

STS-401

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:24:32+03:00

Shuttle: Discovery Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-401]Added to SSM on: SP2.40 Skills Required Basic Skills RendezvousRMS OperationsExtra Vehicular Activities (EVA) Learned None Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-130 - created

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:23:15+03:00

STS-130 Shuttle: Endeavour Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-130]Added to SSM on: SP5.20 Skills Required Basic Skills RendezvousISS DockingRMS OperationsExtra Vehicular Activities (EVA) Learned None Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-130

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:22:24+03:00

STS-128

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T13:20:37+03:00

STS-128 Shuttle: Discovery Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-128]Added to SSM on: SP4.10 Skills Required Basic Skills RendezvousISS DockingRMS OperationsExtra Vehicular Activities (EVA) Learned None Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

Previous Versions

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T12:41:22+03:00

Listed here are the “Landmarks” of SSM2007 evolution. only the most recent Previous release has a full change log. If you have one of those version you would want to go to the space shuttle mission website and get the latest patch from the download section.

Tutorials and Media

alex — 2010-05-05T10:55:28+03:00

Here you will find tutorials and videos for SSM - feel free to link up your videos and tutorials. But please do not add files nor screenshots - for this will only slow down the loading of the page. Tutorials Video Tutorials RMS RMS Video Tutorial (from Dailymotion) Same Video in You-Tube: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

General - updated

uri_ba — 2010-05-05T10:17:49+03:00

[Random SSM2007 Screenshot] Welcome to the Space Shuttle Mission(tm) Community Wiki. Here you can find Guides, Tutorials and Information for the Space Shuttle Mission 2007 simulator for the PC. Current Release 5.30 Previous Release 5.25 Links Official SSM2007 Site Official SSM2007 Forums SSM2007 community TeamSpeak Server Space shuttle Mission 2007 in Wikipedia

Shuttle Systems - Added Detailed Guides Sections

bstockus — 2010-04-22T12:50:06+03:00

* The Flight Deck * The Middeck * The GPC * The Androgynous Peripheral Docking System (APDS) * The Spacelab Modules * The SPACEHAB Modules * Data Processing System

Change log - SP5.10

uri_ba — 2010-02-19T10:57:23+03:00

V5.30 Released on April 10th, 2010. * Added: Realistic night runway guidance lights * Added: External Service Platform 3 on ISS in STS-122,STS-124,STS-128 and STS-130 * Change: Sun color * Fixed: Misc bugs The patch can be downloaded from the SSM2007 website's download section

Change log

uri_ba — 2009-10-19T00:08:00+03:00

STS-125

spaceboy7441 — 2009-10-18T20:47:17+03:00

STS-125 Shuttle: Atlantis Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-125] Added to SSM on: SP3.70 Skills Required Basic Skills RendezvousISS DockingRMS OperationsExtra Vehicular Activities (EVA) Learned None Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

Rendezvous - end of LOS changes, any other text/image formatting is welcome

christra — 2009-09-10T15:05:06+03:00

This is the art and science of getting two orbiting object together. It is required for Docking with the ISS, repairing and retrieving satellites. To perform a successful rendezvous, the Space Shuttle crew must match the orbits and position of the ISS (or the target object, like the Hubble, etc.).

Docking

uri_ba — 2009-09-09T00:00:53+03:00

After the OMS/NC burns series is completed and the Shuttle and ISS orbits and positions are matched, the last phase of the final “approach” of the rendezvous and docking with the ISS are performed manually, assisted by the radar guidance system and various cameras (and also by visually following the target through the Space Shuttle windows).

RMS Operations

uri_ba — 2009-07-31T00:42:21+03:00

The Remote Manipulator System (RMS) is the robotic arm of the Space Shuttle. It is controlled from the AFT panel. The RMS movement and the End-Effector grapple status are controlled with the RHC\THC controllers. The arm is similar in structure to the Human arm. It has three joints, Shoulder, Elbow and Wrist.

RMS Operations

uri_ba — 2009-07-19T15:37:12+03:00

RMS Operations

uri_ba — 2009-05-10T20:11:32+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:32:18+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:31:33+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:25:22+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:24:53+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:24:23+03:00

RMS Operations

spaceboy7441 — 2009-04-14T02:22:02+03:00