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SPACE FLIGHT EXPERIENCE:

 

STS-116 Discovery (December 9-22, 2006). The seven-member crew on this 12-day mission continued construction of the ISS outpost by adding the P5 spacer truss segment during the first of four spacewalks. The next two spacewalks rewired the station’s power system, preparing it to support the addition of European and Japanese science modules by future shuttle crews.

 

The fourth spacewalk was added to allow the crew to coax and retract a stubborn solar panel to fold up accordion-style into its box. Discovery also delivered a new crew member and more than two tons of equipment and supplies to the station. Almost two tons of items no longer needed on the station returned to Earth with STS-116. Mission duration was 12 days, 20 hours and 45 minutes.

 

Nick is part of  the STS-130 crew. The mission is currently set for a February 2010 launch...watch this space!

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'Spaceboosters' has now become a U.K registered limited company SPACEBOOSTERS Limited.

(Registration No:6682496)

 

Its aim is to promote space exploration through:

 

  • Education of the general public regarding space exploration
  • Utilising space exploration as an educational tool to promote science and technology to young people
  • Demonstrating that space exploration encompasses many important fields in education, industry,commerce,science and technology
  • Promoting the peaceful use of space exploration

 

Thereby educating,inspiring and motivating the next generation of SPACE explorers!