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2000/01 Series:
Under Construction - The International Space Station
Produced by NASA Quest Correspondent,
John Rau
Live from the Kennedy Space Center
This year's series will compliment and add to last year's
"Landing to Launch" series.
The emphasis this year will be the efforts at KSC to prepare for the construction
of the International Space Station (ISS). The proposed schedule will include:
Prepare to join our hosts behind the scenes, looking over
the shoulders of scientists and engineers as they ready the ISS for habitation
and experiments.Feel free to send your contributions and concerns to:
Linda Conrad.
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Wednesday, June 6 |
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QuestChat
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 Continuing
the theme of the Astronaut Health webcast: Join guest expert,
Dr. Phil Scarpa, a medical
doctor, to discuss the process of ensuring astronaut health before,
during and after flight.
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June Follow
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May Programming
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As humans explore further into space, it is vitally
important that we understand the effects of spaceflight on the human
body. When astronauts return from a mission, they receive thorough
checkups to determine these effects and be assured of their health
and safety. Join guest expert, Dr. Phil Scarpa, a medical doctor,
to understand this process.
 Astronauts
James
Donald Halsell, Jr. and Bruce
Melnick will be talking about their experiences while living
in space.
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more details and Lesson Guides.
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April Programming
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Wednesday
April 18 |
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Real Player (see download information above)
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Archive
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The International Space Station uses a new
generation of space robotics. Join us to speak with NASA experts
about Spacewalks and Robotics on the ISS.
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more details and Lesson Guides!
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Wednesday
April 25 |
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10-11amPDT
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QuestChat
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 Glenn
Perez is a Lead Robotics and Avionics engineer, who works out
of KSC, in the Space Station Processing Facility. He has recently
been working with the Canadian-built robotic arm, scheduled for
transport and addition to the International Space Station on STS-100
(launch date 04/19/01).
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March Programming
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Wednesday
March 21 |
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Real Player (see download information above)
Video Archive
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 The International Space Station
represents a global partnership of 16 nations. This month the continuing
series features the International Partners on the ISS.
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Wednesday, April 11 |
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10-11 AM PDT
1-2pm EDT
5-6pm GMT
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Questchat
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 Steven
Cain is an International Element Manager
working with the European Space Agency on the Columbus research
module and Cupola Element (set of windows for the ISS). His job
is to oversee the processing of these international elements, at
KSC, in preparation for transport and addition to the International
Space Station.
Archive of chat
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February Programming Archive
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February 14 |
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Real Player (see download information above)
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 Habitation on the ISS
will "visit" the International Space Station to discuss human life
in space.
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helps!
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Friday
February 23 |
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10-11am PST
1-2pm EST
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QuestChat
Archive
of chat
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 Featured guests,
William Stinson and Harry Johnson will help us understand how
the International Space Station accomodates to the living needs
of resident astronauts.
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January Programming Archive
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January 17 |
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11-11:30am PST
2-2:30pm EST
7-7:30pm GMT
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Have you ever wondered why and how experiments
will be done on the International Space Station? January's webcast
will take you "inside" the U.S.Lab, now known as the Destiny module,
for a discussion on conducting experiments in microgravity.
Joining host Gregg Buckingham will be guest
experts:
 David
Cox who is project manager for science
experiments that fly on the Space Shuttle and the International
Space Station.
Mike Generale
who is payloads operations engineer, responsible for planning,
scheduling and running the major operations involving experiment
hardware in preparation for various Space Shuttle missions
Lesson Guide and more information
are available
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Wednesday
January 31 |
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QuestChat
Chat
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David Cox
who is project manager for science experiments that fly on the Space
Shuttle and the International Space Station will chat further regarding
subjects discussed during the webcast.
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the Archive
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November Programming Archive
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Wednesday
November 15 |
K-12
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10-11am PST
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11-11:30am PST
2-2:30pm EST
7-7:30pm GMT
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 Joe Delai takes us behind the scenes of
the Space Station Processing Facility to acquaint viewers with introductory
information about the Space Station and the processing and testing
being done at KSC.
Lesson plans and more details are available
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October Programming
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Wednesday,
October 4 |
K-12
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10-11noon PDT
1-2pm EDT
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Archive of chat
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Chat with Joe Delai who works with contractors to design, manufacture,
test and implement hardware for the International Space Station.
Join Joe as an Introduction to this
year's KSC programming.
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Thursday,
October 5 |
K-12 |
5:08 pm PDT
8:08 pm EDT
12:17 am GMT
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Real Player (see download
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Video Archive
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Kicking off World
Space Week, Live from the first attempt at the Launch of STS-92,
Space Team Online brought you video from the Press Site at KSC:
October 5 programming was cut short due to the scrub of the Launch,
however there was discussion about the reason for the scrub.
The first 1/2 hours two members of the Young Women of NASA Advisory
Council interviewed high profile visitors to the launch.
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Wednesday,
October 11 |
K-12 |
3:17 pm PDT
6:17 pm EDT
10:17 pm GMT
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Real Player, (see download
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Video Archive
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Live from the Launch of STS-92, Space Team Online brings you video
programming to include the night time launch of STS-92 scheduled
for 7:17pm EDT. Programming began 1 hour before launch and provides
you a view from the Press site of the excitement surrounding this
100th Shuttle launch!
The hour before the launch our hosts, Brandt Secosh and Mike Ciannilli
take you through to launch time and then split to NASA TV coverage
of the last few moments before launch.
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