micro@iwu1a.UUCP (Hauck) (10/01/85)
Does some one have a schedule of any satelites launches in January? Or if a shuttle is scheduled to go up then? My husband and I are planning a trip to Flordia in January and my husband would love to see either one, just a space launch. Thanks in advance, Mary Hauck
inc@fluke.UUCP (Gary Benson) (12/24/85)
*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR MESSAGE *** > I will be in Florida for a week, beginning March 29. Is there a shuttle > launch scheduled during that period? > > Please respond by mail. I think it would be a very nice gesture if someone who has access to them would post the launch schedules on some kind of regular, ongoing basis. This kind of request is becoming nearly continual, and it turns out that right now I have a similar need for information. I think the most use could be gotten if the current schedule could be posted at a frequency of a few days less than the frequency that most sites clear out their "held articles file". Thank you. {flames to /dev/hell} -- Gary Benson * John Fluke Mfg. Co. * PO Box C9090 * Everett WA * 98206 MS/232-E = = {allegra} {uw-beaver} !fluke!inc = = (206)356-5367 _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-ascii is our god and unix is his profit-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
bytebug@felix.UUCP (Roger L. Long) (12/28/85)
In article <743@tpvax.fluke.UUCP> inc@fluke.UUCP (Gary Benson) writes: > I think the most use could be >gotten if the current schedule could be posted at a frequency of a few days >less than the frequency that most sites clear out their "held articles >file". Another suggestion would be to post the schedule once a month with an "Expires" header line that will keep the article from being munched in two weeks (the default at many sites). -- Roger L. Long FileNet Corp {hplabs,trwrb}!felix!bytebug
eder@ssc-vax.UUCP (Dani Eder) (01/07/86)
From "Space Transportation System Space Shuttle Payload Flight Assignments" November 1985 edition. STS Customer Services, Mail Code MC, NASA Headquarters, Washington, D.C. 20546. Telephone (202)453-2347. Chester M. Lee, Director. This document comes out about three times per year and is the more or less authoritative payload flight assignments. As for launch schedule, that depends on the day-to-day occurences at the Kennedy Space Center. No one knows when the shuttles will really get off the ground. Launch Orbiter Crew/Days Payload(s) 22 Jan 86 Challenger 7/5 Halley Watch,TDRS-B Teacher in Space 6 Mar 86 Columbia 7/6 Spacelab Astro-1 20 Mar 86 Discovery -/- First Vandenberg Launch (delayed till July) 15 May 86 Challenger 4/4 Ulysses/Centaur 20 May 86 Atlantis 4/4 Galileo/Centaur 24 Jun 86 Columbia 7/7 3 Comsats 22 Jul 86 Challenger 6/5 TDRS-D, pharmaceutical production 18 Aug 86 Atlantis 5/5 Hubble Space Telescope 4 Sep 86 Columbia -/- DOD mission 27 Sep 86 Challenger 7/5 LDEF retrieval, 1 comsat 29 Sep 86 Discovery -/- 2nd West coast launch The blanks in crew and days represent classified missions. Dani Eder/Boeing/Advanced Space Transportation/ssc-vax!eder