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... the failed unit is accessible, if the astronauts have the proper repair skills, and if a replacement part or repair kit is available. Astronauts are resourceful and innovative, and operations ... failures and possible corrective actions. And don't forget: train, train, train.
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You would need not just one manual, but a whole stack of manuals several feet high. There are many systems on the Shuttle, and ... study, study, study, and then they train, train, and train some more
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The astronauts carry a tool kit on each mission. The tools are designed to be fairly universal, meaning each ... . One simple thing always taken along is duct tape Duct tape has a thousand uses in emergencies.
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... of the hostile environment—no air, extreme temperatures, long distances—any one of a number of failures could cause death. But these are combated and risks are reduced to ... manufacturing, testing at all levels of assembly, and repetitive high-fidelity training.
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... in time that collisions will be avoided routinely on board the spacecraft.
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... launch, if the orbiter can be put into a shallow glide, the astronauts can extend a pole out the entry hatch, slide down it a little way, and then parachute to the ground ... up in the ascent the orbiter can abort to the launch site, or abort to a landing site in Africa or Europe, or even make it to orbit. In other words ... .ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/technology/sts-newsref/stsreftoc.html sts-umbilical-doors
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... ones; consequently, the likelihood is that multi-person pods will be used.
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... the Kennedy Space Center . But why not design a spacecraft that is autonomous so that it doesn't need a mission control?
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... unmanned spacecraft on deep space missions, say, need not be monitored continuously.
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... and spacecraft return using gravity. These missions are called free return missions.
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