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A11 Panel

2008-12-20T04:50:20+03:00

The A11 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A11 panel primarily contains cyro heater controls. [Click to enlarge] A11 Panel in SSM2007

A12 Panel

2008-12-20T04:58:08+03:00

The A12 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A12 contains heater controls for the APU, fuel lines, and hydraulics, along with other misc. controls. [A12 panel - Click to enlarge] A12 Panel in SSM2007

A13 panel

2008-12-20T04:58:43+03:00

The A13 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A13 contains GPS and OS Audio controls. [A13 panel - Click to enlarge] A13 Panel in SSM2007

A14 panel

2008-12-20T04:59:12+03:00

The A14 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A14 panel contains controls for the OMS pod and RCS heaters. It also contains the control for emergency pyrotechnic charges. [A14 panel - Click to enlarge] A14 Panel in SSM2007

A15 Panel

2008-12-20T04:49:31+03:00

The A15 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A15 panel primarily contains cyro heater controls. [Click to enlarge] A15 Panel in SSM2007

A16/A17 Panels

2008-12-19T23:52:10+03:00

The A16 and A17 panels are storage lockers which are used to store equipment during launch and landing.

A1 Panels

2008-12-20T04:39:13+03:00

The A1 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. A1U The A1U panel contains the KU-band Switches. [Click to enlarge] A1U Panel in SSM2007 A1L The A1L panel contains the S-Band switches. [Click to enlarge] A1L Panel in SSM2007 A1R The A1R panel contains more S-Band switches and recording equipment.

A2/A4 panels

2008-12-20T00:46:37+03:00

the A2\A4 panels are part of the AFT Panels array. * A2 - contains the LOS indicator. * A4 - contains a MET Timer. Note: in real life (and on the 3D cockpit) those two panels are not attached to each other - they look like this only on the game's 2D panel

A3 panel

2008-12-20T04:51:42+03:00

The A3 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. It contains a TV monitor that can display live video from the CCTVs, RMS cameras, and centerline cameras. [The A3 panel - Click to enlarge] A3 Panel in SSM2007

A5/A10 Panels

2008-12-20T04:52:28+03:00

The A5 and A10 are cover panels, which are mounted to the side of the A6 and A8 panels. The A10 panel has a RHC mounted on it.

A6 panels

2008-12-20T04:54:50+03:00

The A6 panels are part of the AFT Panels array. A6U The A6U contains the AFT flight controls, including a DAP control panel, Sense switch and flight controller power, AFT ADI switches, Light switches and the payload latches control panel. [A6 panel - Click to enlarge] A6U Panel in SSM2007 A6 The A6 panel houses the power controls for the APDS, along with the vestibule pressurization controls.

A7 panel

2008-12-20T04:56:39+03:00

The A7 panels are part of the AFT Panels array. A7U The A7U panel contains the payload bay flood light controls, CCTV camera controls, and the video source selectors. [The A7 panel - Click to enlarge] A7U Panel in SSM2007 A7 The A7 panel contains the controls for the APDS.

A8 panel

2008-12-20T00:28:52+03:00

The A8 panel is part of the AFT Panels array. The A8 contains the RMS controls and switches. [Click To enlarge] A8 Panel in SSM2007

A9 Panel

2008-12-19T23:55:03+03:00

The A9 panel is a cover panel to which the A2 and A3 panels are mounted.

Mission Skills

2009-02-07T03:05:21+03:00

* Remote Manipulation System (RMS) * Deploying Satellites * Rendezvous * Docking with the ISS * Extra Vehicular Activities ("Space Walks") * Spacelab Operation (STS-47)

Androgynous Peripheral Docking System

2008-12-20T07:42:09+03:00

The Androgynous Peripheral Docking System is the system that the Shuttle uses to dock to other spacecraft. Control Panels A6 Panel A7 Panel Video Tutorial Docking Video Tutorial

Ares-IX

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

Ascent checklists

2008-09-09T01:42:12+03:00

Checklists will look best at a screen resolution of 1280*1024 and above please“” Pre-Launch COMM MET Panel Section Panel procedure Panel Area & Notes 1 T-01:50:00 Astronauts Enter The Shuttle 2 T-01:40:00 Overhead Left Panel O5 * set Left Audio XMIT/ICOM mode to VOX/VOX * Set Left Audio A/G (1 & 2) To T/R * Set Left Audio A/A To T/R * Set Left Audio ICOM (A & B) To T/R * Set Left Audio (AUD) Power Switch To AUD/TONE Activates Comman…

Ascent checklists

2008-09-08T14:48:38+03:00

FIXME Pre-Launch COMM MET Panel Section Panel procedure Panel Area & Notes 1 T-01:50:00 Astronauts Enter The Shuttle 2 T-01:40:00 Overhead Left Panel O5 * set Left Audio XMIT/ICOM mode to VOX/VOX * Set Left Audio A/G (1 & 2) To T/R * Set Left Audio A/A To T/R * Set Left Audio ICOM (A & B) To T/R * Set Left Audio (AUD) Power Switch To AUD/TONE Activates Commander Communications 3 T-01:35:00 Overhead Right Panel O9 * set…

Ascent checklists

2008-09-09T01:39:56+03:00

Checklists for OMS assist launches. Checklists will look best at a screen resolution of 1280*1024 and above please“” Pre-Launch COMM MET Panel Section Panel procedure Panel Area & Notes 1 T-01:50:00 Astronauts Enter The Shuttle 2 T-01:40:00 Overhead Left Panel O5 * set Left Audio XMIT/ICOM mode to VOX/VOX * Set Left Audio A/G (1 & 2) To T/R * Set Left Audio A/A To T/R * Set Left Audio ICOM (A & B) To T/R * Set Left Audio (AUD) Power …

Ascent

2008-10-11T18:03:39+03:00

The Ascent is the period from lift-off to MECO and consists of two stages. During this time frame the Astronauts have nothing to do other then monitor the instruments and hope nothing will go wrong. The Shuttle is on a computer-controlled trajectory to get them to the correct altitude and speed for orbit insertion.

Atlantis

2008-09-07T19:52:45+03:00

Atlantis Specs # of Flights Year Built Year Finished

Basic Skills

2008-12-19T11:17:33+03:00

* Pre-Launch Sequence * Ascent * Post-Launch Activities * On-Orbit Maneuvering * Deorbit * TAEM, HAC and Final

C2 panel

2008-10-10T18:34:21+03:00

The C2 panel is part of the Forward Panels array. It contains the Forward CRT controls, Two keypads and the Event Timer controls. [click to Enlarge] C2 Panel in SSM2007

Challenger

2008-09-07T19:51:57+03:00

Challenger Specs # of Flights Year Built Year Finished

Columbia

2008-09-30T22:35:33+03:00

Columbia Specs # of Flights Year Built Year Finished

Change log

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

De-Orbit Checklist

2008-09-08T18:25:57+03:00

Checklists will look best at a screen resolution of 1280*1024 and above please“” COMM MET Panel Section Panel Procedure Notes 1000 Mission Dep. Left L1 * Set RAD CONTROLLER - OUT TEMP To HIGH * Set RAD CONTROLLER (LOOP 1 & LOOP 2) To OFF * Set RAD CONTROLLER - BYPASS MODE (1 & 2) To MAN * Confirm RAD FLOW BYPASS VALVE Talkbacks Display (BYP) * Confirm The HI LOAD EVAP ENABLE Is Set To OFF * Set FLASH EVAP CONTROLLER (PRI A & PRI B) To ON * Set FLASH EV…

Deorbit

2008-11-06T15:06:16+03:00

Deorbiting, or returning to Earth, is pretty much the opposite of Orbit Insertion. You prepare your Shuttle by stowing all the mission-related items like the RMS, OBSS, KU Band Antenna, etc, and of course you have to close the payload bay doors. These are preparations to bring the vehicle safely back to Earth. Depending where on Earth you have to land, the Shuttle must reduce its velocity at a pre-calculated point in orbit. This reduction depends on the orbit parameters but is often around 200 f…

Discovery

2008-09-07T19:52:17+03:00

Discovery Specs # of Flights Year Built Year Finished

Docking

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).

DokuWiki

2008-09-04T19:28:33+03:00

DokuWiki is a standards compliant, simple to use Wiki, mainly aimed at creating documentation of any kind. It is targeted at developer teams, workgroups and small companies. It has a simple but powerful Formatting Syntax which makes sure the datafiles remain readable outside the Wiki and eases the creation of structured texts. All data is stored in plain text files -- no database is required.

Endeavour

2008-10-16T10:18:38+03:00

Endeavour Specs # of Flights Year Built Year Finished

Extra Vehicular Activities (EVA)

2008-12-25T10:41:54+03:00

Extra Vehicular Activities (EVA) - commonly known as “Spacewalks” - are activities in which the Astronauts operate outside the spacecraft in a specially designed Space Suit that protects them and supplies the necessary life support to enable them to perform various tasks in Space.

F9 Panel

2008-12-20T00:47:29+03:00

The Flight Deck

2009-03-13T23:16:32+03:00

“” To succeed in your mission objectives, your must know your way around the flight deck. The flight deck in SSM2007 is based on the most current type, which has a total of 11 LCDs to display information from the GPCs and the flight software. In the real world, four orbiters (Columbia, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour) received this upgrade during their major upgrade periods. More about it can be read here:

The GPC

2008-12-20T11:55:35+03:00

Shuttle's main computers FIXME * OPS1 - OPS1 is used during the launch and ascent. * OPS2 - OPS2 is used during the on-orbit operation. * OPS3 - OPS3 is used during Deorbit.

Landing Checklist

2008-09-09T05:09:01+03:00

Landing Checklist Checklists will look best at a screen resolution of 1280*1024 and above please“” COMM MET Panel Section Panel Procedure Panel Area & Notes 1027 Mission Dep. Left Panel L1 * Set RAD CONTROLLER - OUT TEMP TO NORM * Set RAD CONTROLLER (LOOP 1 & LOOP 2) To AUTO A * Set RAD CONTROLLER - BYPASS MODE (1 & 2) To AUTO 1080 Mission Dep. Right Panel R4 * Set MPS/TVC/ISOL/VLV (SYS1, SYS2, SYS3) To OPEN Hydrau…

Landing

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…

Left Panels

2008-12-19T05:58:58+03:00

* L1 Panel - Thermal System controls (Flash Evaps, Radiator bypass, coolant pumps etc). * L2 Panel - Cabin atmosphere controls (Cabin Vents, N2/O2 system valves). derorb and landing controls (NWS, De-orb Mode, trim). * L9 Panel - MS Comm panel.

General

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

meco

2008-09-08T10:48:25+03:00

MECO (Main Engine Cut Off) The time at which the main engines of the shuttle, are automatically controlled to stop firing. MECO typically involves a sequence of events, including throttling back the engines before actual cutoff. The MECO sequence for the Space Shuttle begins about 10 seconds before cutoff. About three seconds later, the Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSMEs) are commanded to begin throttling back at intervals of 10% thrust per second until they reach a thrust of 65% of rated power…

Space Shuttle Middeck

2009-04-14T12:24:20+03:00

Space Shuttle Middeck Starting from SP3.10 SSM2007 includes a 3D middle deck. the middle deck is available for the entire flight and contain MS seats during Liftoff and Landing. The Middek was modeled by a member of the SSM community, DesktopSimmer and his blog is available at Blogspot.

Missions

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.

navigation

2009-01-07T12:22:59+03:00

* Main Page * knowledge base * Mission Index * Shuttle Systems * Tutorials and Media * Skills * Basic Skills * Mission Skills * Other Skills * General Info * Guidelines * Wiki Syntax

NASA Shuttle and ISS news

2008-10-04T13:41:49+03:00

NASA Shuttle and ISS news

Overhead High Panels

2009-03-13T22:47:54+03:00

The Overhead High panels (O13, O14, O15, O16, O17) are part of the Overhead Panels array. O13 Panel The O13 panel contains circuit breakers for many Shuttle systems. This panel is not simulated in SSM2007. [O1 panel - Click to enlarge] O13 Panel in SSM2007 O14 Panel The O14 panel contains circuit breakers and switches for many Shuttle systems, including the Brakes (Main A), Flight Controller #1, and the left OMS engine.

Previous Versions

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.

Overhead Low Panels

2009-03-13T22:26:37+03:00

The Overhead Low panels (O1, O2, O3) are part of the Overhead Panels array. O1 Panel The O1 panel contains instrument readings for various systems on the Shuttle, including GPC error displays, cabin pressure readings, and freon flow/temp readings. [O1 panel - Click to enlarge] O1 Panel in SSM2007 O2 Panel The O2 panel contains instrument readings for various systems on the Shuttle, including cryo pressure/quantity reagings, and fuel cell temp readings.

OPS

2008-12-20T08:27:47+03:00

OPS OPS 1 OPS 2 OPS 3

OPS1

2008-11-12T18:30:41+03:00

The CRTs have three Modes GPC, SM and PL - every program has different displays for each mode. The two Main modes in SSM2007 are GPC, used for on orbit manuvering and system settings and SM used for Mission Payload OPS. [CRT Control Switches] CRT2 Contol switches All four CRTs allow the crew the same functions. the three forward CRTs are controlled from the C2 Panel while the Rear CRT is controlled from the R11 Panel.

OPS2

2008-10-12T20:50:17+03:00

OPS3

2008-11-20T13:55:02+03:00

Other Skills

2008-12-04T15:08:43+03:00

* Tips and Tricks for the Virtual Astronaut * SSM2007 "Emergency" procedures

Overhead Upper Panels

2009-03-13T22:55:12+03:00

The Overhead Upper panels (O18, O19, O20) are part of the Overhead Panels array. The Overhead Upper panels enclose the back of the Overhead structure, and are only visible when facing forward from the Aft Flight Deck. O18 and O20 are cover panels, while O19 is outfitted with TV, DC power, and COAS ports. None of these panels are simulated in SSM2007.

Orbit insertion Checklist

2008-09-09T01:40:52+03:00

Post MECO COMM MET Panel Section Panel Procedure Panel Area & Notes 32 Mission Dep. Front Center Panel Overhead Right Panel F7 O8 * Check MAIN ENGINE STATUS Lights (Left/CTR/Right) Are Red * Set FWD RCS He PRESS Switches (A & B) To OPEN * Set FWD RCS TANK ISOLATION Switches (1/2 & 3/4/5) To OPEN * Set MANIFOLD ISOLATION Switches (1/2/3/4/5) To OPEN Confirm Main Engine Shutdown Prepare For External Tank Separation External tank Separation …

Post-Launch

2008-09-18T17:51:33+03:00

This part is also known as “Orbit insertion”. It starts at MECO when the Shuttle is actually in a sub-orbital flight. The activities include OMS burns, and readying the Shuttle for on-orbit operations. Checklists Post-Launch Checklist

Pre-Launch

2008-09-18T17:58:26+03:00

The Pre-Launch phase is a very long process which can take even months of preparations. Most of them are done in the VAB (Vehicle Assembly Building). The part we are interested in - and the earliest time any SSM2007 mission starts - happens from the approximate time when the Astronauts enter the Shuttle at T-01:50:00.

R10 panel

2008-12-20T00:50:30+03:00

The R10 panel is part of the Right AFT Panels array. It contains audio, biomedical, and lighting controls for a mission specialist. [R10 panel - Click to enlarge]

R11 panel

2008-10-09T14:18:47+03:00

the R11 panel is part of the Right Panels array. It is made up from two panels, R11U and R11L: * The R11U contains CRT4 and the Fuel Cell controls * The R11L contains the controls for CRT4 (keypad and power) and the switches controlling the Shuttle's water supply.

R13 panels

2008-12-19T23:05:16+03:00

The R13 panels are part of the Right AFT Panels array. R13U The R13U panel contains caution and warning displays and controls. [R13U panel - Click to enlarge] R13L The R13L panel contains controls for the payload bay doors, radiators. Ku-Band antenna, and the MMUs. [R13L panel - Click to enlarge]

R7 panel

2009-02-01T19:32:07+03:00

The A13 panel is part of the RIGHT Panels array. The R7 panel contains power and life support systems for the Spacelab module, and only appears in missions carrying a pressurized Spacelab module. SPACELAB MissionsSTS-47[R7 panel - Click to enlarge] R7 Panel in SSM2007

On-Orbit Manuvering

2009-02-02T08:54:28+03:00

RCS Thrusters General The RCS thrusters allow the Shuttle to change attitude, and perform various on-orbit maneuvers. The RCS thrusters are small rocket engines operated either by hand controllers in the cockpit known as the RHC/THC controllers, or by the Digital Auto Pilot (DAP). The RCS engines use an Hypergolic Fuel which lights up when its two components (Fuel and Oxidizer) come into contact. This allows the system to be almost fail-safe due to the simple nature of the system.

Rendezvous

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.).

RMS Operations

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 Coordinates

2009-05-23T01:24:03+03:00

Michael's Grapple Card Michael's Extended Grapple Guide with Images - Recommended! Original SSM grapple card Mission Point COORDS Notes Relevant Missions OBSS Grapple X= 549, Y= 91, Z= 455 Pitch= -90, Yaw= 0, Roll= 0 STS-8 PFTA Grapple 1 X= 780, Y= -6, Z= 416 Pitch= 0, Yaw= 0, Roll= 0 STS-8 PFTA Grapple 2 X= 974, Y= -74, Z= 476 Pitch= -90, Yaw= -45, Roll= 0 STS-41C STS-32 LDEF - Grapple 1 X= 782, Y= -77, Z= 462 Pitch= -90, Yaw= -60, Roll= 0 …

Deploying Satellites

2009-01-29T12:27:48+03:00

The Shuttle crew basically uses two methods for deploying satellites: triggering a spring system which propels the satellite into space and away from the Shuttle, or using the RMS for unberthing the satellite and placing it as far away as possible from the Shuttle, and releasing it “quietly” into space.

Shutdown Checklist

2008-09-07T10:41:40+03:00

This checklist is not implemented in the game. It is not required for completing the mission** FIXME

The SPACEHAB Modules

2009-02-07T03:09:23+03:00

SPACEHAB is a commerical company that provides transportation, storage, and research modules, under contract, to NASA, the US Department of Defense, and international space agencies, among other customers. SPACEHAB modules have been used in numerous Space Shuttle missions, and are also heavily used in SSM2007.

The Spacelab Module

2009-02-05T01:00:56+03:00

Spacelab was a reusable laboratory flown into space on the Space Shuttle. It allowed scientists to perform experiments in microgravity in Earth orbit. The laboratory consisted of multiple components, including a pressurized module, an unpressurized carrier and other related hardware.

Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)

2008-10-11T02:47:07+03:00

Solid Rocket Booster (SRB)

Tips and Tricks for the Virtual Astronaut

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.

STS-1

2008-09-24T22:06:13+03:00

STS-1 Shuttle: Columbia Difficulty level: Easy Mission patch: Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required None Learned Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-100

2009-07-19T06:59:35+03:00

STS-100 Shuttle: Endeavour Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-100] Added to SSM on: SP3.50 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-103

2008-09-24T22:13:22+03:00

STS-103 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: Added to SSM on: Initial release 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-116

2008-09-24T22:18:22+03:00

STS-116 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-116]Added to SSM on: Initial release 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-117

2008-09-24T22:19:53+03:00

STS-117 ^Shuttle: |Atlantis | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-117]Added to SSM on: Initial release 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-121

2008-09-24T22:17:51+03:00

STS-121 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: Added to SSM on: Initial release 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-122

2008-09-24T22:21:06+03:00

STS-122 ^Shuttle: |Atlantis | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-122]Added to SSM on: SP1.30 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-124

2008-12-24T18:31:00+03:00

STS-124 [STS-124] Shuttle: Discovery Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-124]Added to SSM on: SP2.04 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-125

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!)

STS-128

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!)

STS-130

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-26

2008-09-24T22:08:29+03:00

STS-26 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Easy Mission patch: [STS-26]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final Learned Deploying Satellites Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-27

2008-10-07T23:06:17+03:00

STS-27 ^Shuttle: |Atlantis | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-27]Added to SSM on: SP1.33 Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and FinalRMS 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-31

2008-09-19T11:32:06+03:00

STS-31 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-31]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and FinalRMS 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 sim…

STS-32

2008-09-19T11:31:09+03:00

STS-32 ^Shuttle: |Columbia | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-32]Added to SSM on: SP2.11 Skills Required Basic Skills Deploying SatellitesRendezvousRMS Operations 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-401

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-41C

2008-11-07T22:41:51+03:00

STS-41C ^Shuttle: |Challenger | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-41C]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and FinalRMS Operations Learned Rendezvous Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent checklists * Orbit Insertion checklist * Mission checklist * Deorbit checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) checklist (not simulated!)

STS-47

2009-02-05T00:56:31+03:00

STS-47 ^Shuttle: |Endeavour | Difficulty level: Easy Mission patch: [STS-47]Added to SSM on: SP2.45 Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final Learned Spacelab Operation Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-51A

2008-12-24T18:32:18+03:00

STS-51A Shuttle: Discovery Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-51A]Added to SSM on: SP2.30 Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final RMS OperationsRendezvousExtra 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 simula…

STS-8

2008-10-08T09:57:38+03:00

STS-8 ^Shuttle: |Challenger | Difficulty level: Medium Mission patch: [STS-8 Patch]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final Learned RMS OperationsDeploying Satellites Checklists Online * Pre-Launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * De-orbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checklist (not simulated!)

STS-88

2009-01-31T09:48:42+03:00

STS-88 ^Shuttle: |Endeavour | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-88]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final RMS OperationsRendezvousExtra Vehicular Activities (EVA) Learned Docking Checklists Online * Pre-launch & Ascent Checklists * Orbit Insertion Checklist * Mission Checklist * Deorbit Checklist * TEAM and Landing Checklists * Post-Landing (shutdown) Checkl…

STS-93

2008-10-07T23:05:12+03:00

STS-93 ^Shuttle: |Columbia | Difficulty level: Easy Mission patch: Added to SSM on: SP1.37 Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and FinalDeploying Satellites 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-96

2008-10-16T10:09:13+03:00

STS-96 ^Shuttle: |Discovery | Difficulty level: Hard Mission patch: [STS-96]Added to SSM on: Initial release Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final RMS OperationsRendezvousDockingExtra 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) Ch…

STS-98

2009-07-19T07:01:07+03:00

STS-98 Shuttle: Atlantis Difficulty level: Hard+ Mission patch: [STS-98] Added to SSM on: SP2.20 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-99

2009-07-19T07:00:48+03:00

STS-99 ^Shuttle: |Endeavour | Difficulty level: Easy Mission patch: [STS-99]Added to SSM on: SP1.35 Skills Required Pre-Launch SequenceAscentPost-Launch ActivitiesOn-Orbit ManeuveringDeorbitTEAM, HAC and Final 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-1 Mission Checklist

2008-11-12T08:52:49+03:00

Checklists will look best at a screen resolution of 1280*1024 and above please“” COMM MET Panel Section Panel procedure Panel Area & Notes 1105 Mission depending Center Panel Overhead AFT Panel Center Panel C2 C3 O14 O16 C2 * Enter OPS 202 PRO (Right Keypad) * Enter ITEM 22 EXEC (Right Keypad) * Confirm ORBITAL DAP/CONTROL Is set To AUTO * Enter ITEM 27 EXEC (Right Keypad) * Enter ITEM 23 EXEC (Right Keypad) * Set OMS ENG (Left & Right) To AR…

STS-124 Mission Checklist

2008-11-12T09:08:37+03:00

STS-124 Mission Checklist COMM MET Panel Section Panel Procedure Panel Area & Notes 1100 Mission Dep. The RMS Is Powered Up And Checked Next Event 1101 Mission Dep. AFT Right A8L * Set RMS POWER To PRIMARY * Set RMS SELECT To PORT * Set The PORT RMS DEPLOY To DEPLOY Power Up & Deploy The RMS 1102 Mission Dep. AFT Right A8L * Set The PORT DEPLOY To OFF * Set The PORT RMS Latch To REL…

STS-8 Mission Checklist

2008-10-11T00:42:11+03:00

STS-8 Mission Checklist COMM MET Panel Section Panel Procedure Panel Area & Notes 1101 Mission Dep. 1102 Mission Dep. 1103 Mission Dep. 1104 Mission Dep. 1105 Mission Dep. …

Formatting Syntax

2008-09-05T13:48:23+03:00

DokuWiki supports some simple markup language, which tries to make the datafiles to be as readable as possible. This page contains all possible syntax you may use when editing the pages. Simply have a look at the source of this page by pressing the Edit this page button at the top or bottom of the page. If you want to try something, just use the playground page. The simpler markup is easily accessible via quickbuttons, too.

Shuttle Systems

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

SSM2007 "Emergency" procedures

2009-01-03T02:26:25+03:00

Here you would find all sort of tips, tricks and checklists that will help you overcome your greatest SSM2007 Enemy - your own mistakes :-) Shuttle Systems OMS/RCS Aborting/Unloading OMS burn targets Once in a while you will find it necessary to cancel the countdown for an OMS burn (Usually when forgetting to select a specific OMS engine, for example STS-124 single engine burns), or in other word you need to “Undo” your ITEM22..

Tutorials and Media

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

The SSM Wiki "Rule book"

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…