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... Infobox Spacecraft Name = '''''PAMS-STU'''''
Image = Image:PAMSTU_STS77.jpg 200px Organization = National Aeronautics and Space Administration (United States) ... .nasa.gov/nmc/experimentSearch.do?spacecraft=PAMS-STU Here Telecommunications Information = http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/nmc/datasetSearch.do?spacecraft=PAMS-STU Here Data Collection = Carrier_Rocket = Space Shuttle PAMS-STU was a NASA experimental spacecraft ...

... Christian Elementary School in Bellflower, California. Teaching for thirty years, Pam continues to incorporate her love of space into her curriculum. Pam attended a NEWMAST NASA workshop at Edwards Air Force Base ... States and Turkey through e-mailing and video-conferencing using NASA's digital learning network. Pam has been a part-time flight director at the Challenger Learning Center in Carson and ...

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... shuttle a few hours later. The third object released was an experimental 35 kg minispacecraft, PAMS-STU. STS 77 carried the usual complement of crystal, metal, and biomedical experimental gear along with ... 1316 , Liquid Metal Test Experiment LMTE , and Passive Aerodynamically Stabilized Magnetically Damped Satellite PAMS Satellite Test Unit STU ; SPACEHAB-4; Brilliant Eyes Ten-Kelvin Sorption Cryocooler Experiment (BETSCE); 12 getaway specials attached ...

... /Inflatable Antenna Experiment (IAE) and the Passive Aerodynamically-stabilized Magnetically-damped Satellite/Satellite Test Unit (PAMS/STU). Following 160 orbits of the Earth, the ten-day mission ended with Space Shuttle Endeavour ...

... as you thought. '''El-Baz:''' The camera started to whiz, and stopped, and could not—Stu Roosa would hold it. We’d tell him take that out. He’d say, “I ... thing? Said, “Well, it might be such and such.” We fix it and we tell Stu and he tries to fix it and nothing happens. It just died, yes. '''Wright:''' How ... volcanic rock on the Moon came through fractures and not through volcanic vents. It was Stu Roosa that started describing that. This was totally unexpected and totally unknown. It was very ...

... . And then everybody got assigned to some sort of little engineering oversight job. I remember Stu Roosa and I got assigned to Frank F. Borman, who was sort of Head of ... scientists in various disciplines; and it had been selected from photographs taken on Apollo 14. Stu Roosa had—as he orbited, he had a mapping camera. And their orbit took them ... Capcom, because to be involved with that mission was a real thrill. As a contemporaries Stu Roosa and I were real close. We’d been classmates at Test Pilot School, and ...

... ) II rocket motor, the Air Force Systems Command Newsreview reported. The Payload Assist Module-D PAM-D II featured increased propellant capacity (7200 lb.) over its predecessor, the Payload Assist Module-D PAM-D (4400 lb.), and could boost both military and commercial communications satellites into geosynchronous orbit ...

... Bill William D. Garvin, and another fellow by the name of Stu Ambers S. Davis. Bill was at Hawaii and Stu was at Guaymas. Our teams did not know the planning of ... was there with Bill, and Bill William A. Anders, I believe, was at Guaymas with Stu Davis. The doctors didn't even know what was going on, and they got very ...

... than the 12 to 30 watts used for C-Band transponders. The payload assist module (PAM) on the satellite was instrumented with radio frequency telemetry that would downlink data to ARIA ... rocket motor, a mission requirement for this first flight of a Payload Assist Module-D PAM-D 2, the Kennedy Space Center Spaceport News explained. The uprated upper stage was identical ... ,200 lb. in geosynchronous orbit, compared to the 2,800-lb. Payload Assist Module-D PAM-D version. The crew's dinner menu-chicken consomme, smoked turkey, cranberry sauce, green beans ...

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