NASA STS-128 (17A) Flight Day 10/11 Timeline

Sunday     September 6

 

  CDT               EDT              EVENT

10:29 am        11:29 pm       Discovery/Station crew wakeup (begins Flight Day 10)

11:00 am         Noon          Mission Management Team meeting

12:54 pm         1:54 pm       NASA TV: KFOX (ElPaso); KXAN (Austin); MilitaryTimes

 1:09 pm         2:09 pm       "Leonardo" transfers resume

 2:39 pm         3:39 pm       "Harmony" Node 2 CBM controller panel installation

 4:00 pm         5:00 pm       NASA TV: Mission Status Briefing

 7:29 pm         8:29 pm       Discovery crew off duty

 

Monday     September 7

 

  CDT               EDT              EVENT

12:19 am         1:19 am       NASA TV: European Space Agency VIP Event

 1:30 am         2:30 am       REPLAY: ESA VIP Event (with translation)

 1:59 am         2:59 am       Station crew sleep

 2:29 am         3:29 am       Discovery crew sleep

 3:00 am         4:00 am       NASA TV:  Flt Day 10 Highlights (hourly 'til wake)

 7:30 am         8:30 am       NASA TV: ISS Flight Director update at PAO Console

10:29 am        11:29 am       Discovery/Station crew wakeup (begins Flight Day 11)

11:00 am         Noon          Mission Management Team meeting

11:59 am        12:59 pm       NASA TV: Crew Choice Downlink

12:34 pm         1:34 pm        "Leonardo" egress and deactivation

 1:09 pm         2:09 pm       NASA TV: Telemundo; WTSP (St Petersburg); Univision

 2:30 pm         3:30 pm       REPLAY: Telemundo, WTSP & Univision (with xlation)

 5:14 pm         6:14 pm       Station arm grapples "Leonardo"

 6:29 pm         7:29 pm       "Leonardo demated from "Harmony"

 7:59 pm         8:59 pm       Station arm berths "Leonardo" in Discovery's payload bay

 8:00 pm         9:00 pm       NASA TV: Mission Status Briefing

 9:29 pm        10:29 pm       Farewell ceremony and hatch closures

 9:49 pm        10:49 pm       Rendezvous tools checkout

10:49 pm        11:49 pm       Centerline camera installation

 

The NASA TV schedule is updated regularly here: http://www.nasa.gov/shuttletv