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if you can afford to get rid of it from thestructural standpoint,"The cracks,m. if weather is deemed acceptable there2056 GMT (3:56 pm EST)Winds are picking up and becoming a bit more dynamic at Edwards Air Force Base Mission Control is sending the shuttle targets for the Kennedy Space Center landing opportunity 2050 GMT (3:50 pm EST)Pilot Bill Oefelein is putting the Auxiliary Power Units cockpit switches in the ready-to-start configuration 2048 GMT (3:48 pm EST)The landing convoy at Edwards is rolling toward the staging point for Discovery's arrival The astronauts are loading the Edwards landing information But a final "go" to land in California has not yet been made Flight controllers continue to discuss the possibility of rain showers around Kennedy Space Center and whether the forecast is good enough for a landing there2045 GMT (3:45 pm EST)A steering check of the Discovery's twin orbital maneuvering system engines on the tail of the shuttle is being performed The engines will perform the deorbit burn to slow the ship for entry into the atmosphere this afternooon2030 GMT (3:30 pm EST)Entry flight director Norm Knight continues to watch the weather The crew has been given the data for an Edwards landing opportunity since it is the next one available Crosswinds are currently within limits However there is still a glimmer of hope that weather will be acceptable at Kennedy Space Center A final decision on which if any site to select for the upcoming orbit will be made within a half-hour or so2014 GMT (3:14 pm EST)Winds at Edwards becoming more favorable CAPCOM Ken Ham just told the crew And somewhat surprisingly the outlook at Kennedy Space Center has improved The showers to the south have died out over the past hour So with that the astronauts were given the "go" to start their "fluid loading" procedures in which they drink large quantities of liquids to help in the readaptation to gravity1955 GMT (2:55 pm EST)Back here at the Kennedy Space Center astronaut Steve Lindsey has taken off to perform another set of weather runs around Central Florida aboard a Shuttle Training Aircraft1951 GMT (2:51 pm EST)Astronaut Dom Gorie is now airborne at Edwards Air Force Base to evaluate the turbulence and crosswinds in a Shuttle Training Aircraft The modified Gulfstream jet has flying characteristics to mimic the shuttle1904 GMT (2:04 pm EST)DELAY The first landing opportunity of the day has been scrubbed due to unstable weather approaching the Kennedy Space Center So Discovery's mission will be extended an additional orbit That orbit will present landing options at Edwards Air Force Base White Sands and KSC between 5:27 and 5:32 pm EST depending on the site The weather forecast still looks pessimistic at KSC and Edwards has crosswind concerns but White Sands looks acceptableThe options available now:4:19 pm deorbit burn for Edwards landing at 5:27 pm EST4:20 pm deorbit burn for White Sands landing at 5:27 pm EST4:26 pm deorbit burn for Kennedy landing at 5:32 pm ESTThere is another orbit after that which has 7 pm EST landing opportunities for Edwards and White Sands1845 GMT (1:45 pm EST)The forecast of high winds remains the concern at Edwards Air Force Base in California But the White Sands landing site in New Mexico has a favorable weather outlook today Only one shuttle mission has landed there -- Columbia on STS-3 in 19821837 GMT (1:37 pm EST)The weather situation in Florida has become "unstable" CAPCOM Ken Ham just told the crew Some of the scattered rain showers moving northward are forecast to be within 30 miles of the Kennedy Space Center runway at landing timeThe astronauts were told to hold off on their "fluid loading" procedures in which they drink large quantities of liquids to help in the readaptation to gravity However an official scrub of the first landing opportunity has not yet been made 1825 GMT (1:25 pm EST)Entry flight director Norm Knight is getting a weather briefing for all three sites1820 GMT (1:20 pm EST)If weather precludes an on-time 3:56 pm EST landing at the Kennedy Space Center Discovery would remain in space for another 90-minute orbit That following orbit features opportunities into all three landing sites with touchdown times varying between 5:27 and 5:32 pm EST1814 GMT (1:14 pm EST)Commander Mark Polansky reports he has donned his entry spacesuit and taken the flight deck's front-left seat1810 GMT (1:10 pm EST)Multiple rain showers are developing to the south and moving northward into Central Florida which does not bode well for Discovery's chances of being cleared to land at Kennedy Space Center this afternoonChief astronaut Steve Lindsey is in the air examining the weather around the Cape The weather reconnaissance pilots at the other landing sites are astronauts Dom Gorie at Edwards and Brent Jett at White Sands1801 GMT (1:01 pm EST)The shuttle's main flight computers have completed the switch to the entry software package And the star trackers have been stowed for entry Meanwhile chief astronaut Steve Lindsey is about to take off from Kennedy Space Center aboard the Shuttle Training Aircraft for weather reconnaissance flights around the area Earlier this morning he was flying in a T-38 jet to examine how the weather situation was developing1756 GMT (12:56 pm EST)Now three hours from touchdown at the Kennedy Space Center While the astronauts continue with their entry preparations flight controllers in Houston are keeping a cautious eye on the weather in Florida It seems like the exact location of showers at the decision time about 90 minutes from now will determine whether Discovery will be permitted to brake from orbit for the trip home1734 GMT (12:34 pm EST)Mission Control has given the crew a "go" to transition the onboard computers from the OPS-2 software used during the shuttle's stay in space to OPS-3 which is the software package that governs entry and landing And Discovery will soon maneuver to a new orientation in space to improve the communications link with NASA's orbiting data relay satellites 1730 GMT (12:30 pm EST)Discovery's 60-foot-long payload bay doors are now closed and locked in preparation for today's fiery descent into Earth's atmosphere and landing at Kennedy Space Center weather permitting 1729 GMT (12:29 pm EST)The latch problem appears to be a simple microswitch indicator problem The payload bay cameras show the hooks and latches are engaged properly1724 GMT (12:24 pm EST)The crew didn't see the proper ready-to-latch indicator on an aft bulkhead lock when the starboard door was closing Payload bay cameras are being reactivated to take a look1717 GMT (12:17 pm EST)The port-side door is swinging shut1710 GMT (12:10 pm EST)And now the "go" has been radioed to the crew for payload bay door closing1700 GMT (12:00 pm EST)Mission Control has given the crew a "go" to configure the orbiter for closing the payload bay doors Cooling is being switched from the radiators in the doors to the flash evaporator system that uses water stored on the shuttle to keep onboard systems from overheatingWeather remains a concern for the first landing opportunity of the day at Kennedy Space Center but NASA is pressing forward with preparations to preserve the chance of an on-time homecoming if the weather allows That opportunity would begin with a deorbit burn at 2:49 pm and touchdown on Runway 15 at 3:56 pm EST1617 GMT (11:17 am EST)Entry CAPCOM Ken Ham just radioed commander Mark Polansky that the forecast remains pretty much unchanged from yesterday The desired landing site at Kennedy Space Center has the chance of low cloud ceilings and rain showers But meteorologists have not indicated the situation is hopeless"It still looks certainly possible today and we're going to continue to march toward that" Ham saidEdwards Air Force Base in the Mojave Desert is experiencing windy conditions after the passage of a frontal system with the forecast predicting crosswinds well out of limits"It is going to be a dynamic day for you guys" Polansky said"You guessed it" Ham repliedHere are all the landing opportunities for today (in EST and mission duration):02:49 PM.12.18.02.Orbit 203 deorbit burn (TIG) for KSC landing03:56 PM.12.19.09.202 KSC landing04:19 PM.12.19.32.203 Edwards Air Force Base TIG05:27 PM.12.20.40.EAFB landing04:20 PM.12.19.33.203 Northrup Strip TIG05:27 PM.12.20.40.Northrup landing04:26 PM.12.19.39.203 KSC TIG05:32 PM.12.20.45.KSC landing05:54 PM.12.21.07.204 EAFB TIG07:00 PM.12.22.13.EAFB landing05:57 PM.12.21.10.204 Northrup TIG07:02 PM.12.22.15.Northrup landing07:32 PM.12.22.45.205 EAFB TIG08:36 PM.12.23.49.EAFB landing1550 GMT (10:50 am EST)The astronauts have entered the deorbit prep checklist to ready the orbiter and themselves for today's entry and landing Clouds and showers remain in the forecast for Kennedy Space Center Florida as well as stiff crosswinds at Edwards Air Force Base in California The White Sands alternate site in New Mexico continues to have a favorable weather outlook for today1500 GMT (10:00 am EST)It is landing day for the crew of space shuttle Discovery The astronauts were awakened at about 7:17 am EST this morning They will begin the deorbit preparation timeline at 10:49 am in hopes of acceptable weather for a Kennedy Space Center landing at 3:56 pmTHURSDAY DECEMBER 21 2006The Discovery astonauts tested the shuttle's re-entry systems today and packed up for a trip back to Earth Friday to close out a successful space station re-wiring mission Results from a final heat shield inspection carried out Wednesday show Discovery's nose cap and wing leading edge panels are in good shape and the crew has official clearance to press ahead with re-entry The only question is where the seven astronauts will landRead our 1827 GMT (1:27 pm EST)It appears only one microsatellite sphere released out of the canister halves The astronauts were asked to zoom their cameras to get a better look 1823 GMT (1:23 pm EST)Microsatellites packaged inside a canister for the Atmospheric Neutral Density Experiment (ANDE) just launched from the Discovery's payload bay at an altitude of 215 miles above the Pacific OceanMoments after release the canister split in half for release of the two microsatellitesOne craft will serve as an active technology demonstration satellite and proof of concept for a spherical antenna system The other is a passive satellite to be used as a calibration target for the Air Force Radar FenceThe ANDE project aims to measure the density and composition of the low-Earth orbit atmosphere while satellites are tracked from the ground The data would be used to better predict the movement of objects in orbit1715 GMT (12:15 pm EST)The Discovery astonauts tested the shuttle's re-entry systems today and packed up for a trip back to Earth Friday to close out a successful space station re-wiring mission The only question today is where the seven astronauts will landRead our 1500 GMT (10:00 am EST)The astronauts are spending the final full day in space testing Discovery's flight control systems and thrusters packing up equipment and readying for tomorrow's return to Earth Also on tap today is deployment of the ANDE payload around 1:19 pm ESTWeather continues to be a concern for the primary and backup landing sites with the chance of low clouds and showers at Kennedy Space Center and strong winds at Edwards Air Force Base respectively But the secondary landing site of choice -- the White Sands facility in New Mexico -- is expected to have favorable weatherThe landing opportunities for Friday are:02:53 PM.KSC deorbit burn03:56 PM.KSC landing04:23 PM.EAFB deorbit burn05:26 PM.EAFB landing04:25 PM.White Sands deorbit burn05:27 PM.White Sands landing04:30 PM.KSC deorbit burn05:31 PM.KSC landing05:59 PM.EAFB deorbit burn07:00 PM.EAFB landing06:01 PM.White Sands deorbit burn07:02 PM.White Sands landing07:35 PM.EAFB deorbit burn08:36 PM.EAFB landing0156 GMT (8:56 pm EST Wed)The Radar Fence Transponder (RAFT) payload has ejected from space shuttle DiscoveryThis US Naval Academy project gave aerospace students hands-on experience in satellite engineering The two 5-inch cube satellites will test the military's space surveillance radar systems in Alabama Arizona and Texas and serve as an experimental communications relay of GPS coordinates and messages from mobile units to the Internet 0020 GMT (7:20 pm EST Wed)The tiny MEPSI payload was just launched from the payload bay of space shuttle Discovery marking the first of three deployments planned over the next dayMicroelectromechanical System-Based (MEMS) PICOSAT Inspector consists of two miniature spacecraft the size of coffee cups that are tethered together The mission will test the feasibility of low-power inspection satellites that could be used for observing larger spacecraft in distress to help ground controllers analyze problems MEPSI will demonstrate small camera systems and gyroscopesWEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20 20062130 GMT (4:30 pm EST)The so-called late inspection process to check Discovery for any damage sustained in space by micrometeoroids or debris impacts is now complete The port wing survey has concluded and the crew is moving the Orbiter Boom Sensor System back to its stowage location on the right-hand sill of the payload bayComing up later today will be two military satellite deployment events at 7:19 and 8:56 pm EST2000 GMT (3:00 pm EST)Having finished the nose cap observations the astronauts are swinging the inspection boom around to examine Discovery's port wing1850 GMT (1:50 pm EST)The decision earlier this week to add a spacewalk to Discovery's mission and still preserve a final heat shield inspection today forced NASA managers to delay re-entry one day to Friday and in so doing give up one of three end-of-mission landing opportunities With only two available landing days - Friday and Saturday - NASA flight rules require a landing attempt Friday even if that means diverting the shuttle to California or New Mexico The latter option is a worst-case scenario that could expose the orbiter to sub-freezing weather for two days possibly damaging thruster seals and water lines and delay the ship's return to Florida by four to six weeks Read our 1753 GMT (12:53 pm EST)Inspections of the reinforced carbon-carbon leading edge panels on Discovery's starboard wing were just completed by the laser and camera package of the Orbiter Boom Sensor System Next the crew will use the 50-foot boom to examine the shuttle's nose cap That will be followed by the port wing leading edge panel survey1248 GMT (7:48 am EST)Discovery's astronauts were just awakened to begin flight day 12 which will be devoted to final inspections of the craft's heatshield to check for any micrometeoroid or space debris impacts0012 GMT (7:12 pm EST Tues)The third of three separation engine burns was just completed This one used the OMS engines for 11 seconds to lower Discovery's orbit by about 10 miles at apogee and one mile at perigee The new 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