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New page. Time for a repeat of the link farm.
NASA Phoenix Mission University of Arizona Phoenix Mars Mission NASA Phoenix Landing Events Schedule NASA Phoenix Landing Blog NASA Phoenix Twitter Feed Emily Lakdawalla, Live Video Chat from JPL: UStream (chat at 13:30 PDT, maybe a second one later) Planetary Society Weblog: Gearing up for the Phoenix Landing Planetary Society Weblog: Up-to-the-minute Map of the Phoenix Landing Site Planetary Society landing site map schematic Planetary Society landing site image, with ellipses, topography Planetary Society Phoenix mission topic Mars Live (A Phoenix Landing Blog) by Doug Ellison et al Mars Live UStream channel Phoenix Mars Landing Real-Time Simulation by D Muller Google Mars landing site Watch NASA TV My NASA TV isn't very reliable -- frozen video, then eventually no audio -- but the Yahoo NASA TV source seems OK (and is better quality normally). From the Phoenix landing events schedule (times PDT, Earth-receive time): -- Begin non-commentary live television feed from JPL control room, 3 p.m. -- Begin commentated live television feed from JPL control room, 3:30 p.m. -- Propulsion system pressurization, 4:16 p.m. -- Begin "bent-pipe" relay relay (continuous transmission of Phoenix data as it is received) through NASA's Mars Odyssey spacecraft to Goldstone, Calif., Deep Space Network station, 4:38 p.m. -- Green Bank, W. Va., radio telescope listening for direct UHF from Phoenix, 4:38 p.m. -- Cruise stage separates, 4:39 p.m. -- Spacecraft turns to attitude for atmospheric entry, 4:40 p.m. -- Spacecraft enters atmosphere, 4:46:33 p.m. -- Likely blackout period as hot plasma surrounds spacecraft, 4:47 through 4:49 p.m. -- Parachute deploys, 4:50:15 p.m., plus or minus about 13 seconds. -- Heat shield jettisoned, 4:50:30 p.m., plus or minus about 13 seconds. -- Legs deploy, 4:50:40 p.m., plus or minus about 13 seconds. -- Radar activated, 4:51:30 p.m. -- Lander separates from backshell, 4:53:09 p.m., plus or minus about 46 seconds. -- Transmission gap during switch to helix antenna 4:53:08 to 4:53:14 p.m. -- Descent thrusters throttle up, 4:53:12 p.m. -- Constant-velocity phase starts, 4:53:34 p.m., plus or minus about 46 seconds. -- Touchdown, 4:53:52 p.m., plus or minus about 46 seconds. -- Lander radio off 4:54:52 p.m., plus or minus about 46 seconds. -- Begin opening solar arrays (during radio silence) 5:13 p.m. -- Begin NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter playback of Phoenix transmissions recorded during entry, descent and landing, 5:28 p.m. However, data for analysis will not be ready until several hours later. -- Begin Europe's Mars Express spacecraft playback of Phoenix transmissions recorded during entry, descent and landing, 5:30 p.m. However, data for analysis will not be ready until several hours later. -- Post-landing poll of subsystem teams about spacecraft status, 5:30 p.m. -- Mars Odyssey "bent-pipe" relay of transmission from Phoenix, with engineering data and possibly including first images, 6:43 to 7:02 p.m. Data could take up to about 30 additional minutes in pipeline before being accessible. If all goes well, live television feed from control room may show first images as they are received. The first images to be taken after landing will be of solar arrays, to check deployment status. -- News briefing, 9 p.m. Landing time (approximate): Sunday, May 25, 1636 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1936 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2336 UTC Landing time (approximate Earth-receive time): Sunday, May 25, 1653 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1953 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2353 UTC Edit, 1250 PDT: Replay of pre-landing briefing on NASA TV now.
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Good idea. Emily Lakdawalla UStream live video chat on now (since 30 minutes after the hour). She's doing furious Q&A. (Bad Astronomer UStream live video chat, not on Phoenix specifically but surely it will be mentioned, starts on the hour.)
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BA sounds like he's on.
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Mars Live UK UStream video chat back on the air.
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Date and Time (Orbiter UTC) Range (km) Range-rate (km/s) Velocity (km/s) 2008-May-25 14:30:23 100000 -2.810391 2.816963 2008-May-25 15:29:32 90000 -2.825741 2.833808 2008-May-25 16:28:20 80000 -2.844586 2.854726 2008-May-25 17:26:41 70000 -2.868262 2.881389 2008-May-25 18:24:30 60000 -2.898901 2.916567 2008-May-25 19:21:37 50000 -2.940065 2.965119 2008-May-25 20:17:47 40000 -2.998173 3.036480 2008-May-25 21:12:38 30000 -3.085947 3.151831 2008-May-25 22:05:31 20000 -3.230620 3.370682 2008-May-25 22:55:26 10000 -3.456405 3.955545 Date and Time (Orbiter UTC) Altitude (km) Range-rate (km/s) 2008-May-25 22:38:53 10000 -3.378246 2008-May-25 22:43:48 9000 -3.403316 2008-May-25 22:48:41 8000 -3.427561 2008-May-25 22:53:32 7000 -3.449220 2008-May-25 22:58:21 6000 -3.465084 2008-May-25 23:03:09 5000 -3.469191 2008-May-25 23:07:58 4000 -3.449630 2008-May-25 23:12:50 3000 -3.381065 2008-May-25 23:17:53 2000 -3.201512 2008-May-25 23:23:26 1000 -2.725113 2008-May-25 23:24:04 900 -2.639860 2008-May-25 23:24:42 800 -2.546274 2008-May-25 23:25:22 700 -2.438113 2008-May-25 23:26:04 600 -2.313192 2008-May-25 23:26:49 500 -2.165681 2008-May-25 23:27:37 400 -1.992005 2008-May-25 23:28:30 300 -1.780052 2008-May-25 23:29:31 200 -1.509818 2008-May-25 23:31:13 atmosphere entry begins Ground UTC - Orbiter UTC = 15m20s
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Got 3 pounds.
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Watch NASA TV
Yahoo NASA TV alternate source NASA TV Phoenix coverage (control room cameras, no commentary) began on the hour. BA live chat is over. First session Emily Lakdawalla live chat is over; there may be more, later. NASA Phoenix: Mars pulls Phoenix in Quote:
Sunday, May 25, 1638 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1938 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2338 UTC Landing time (approximate Earth-receive time): Sunday, May 25, 1653 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1953 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2353 UTC Edit, 23 minutes past the hour: 90 minutes until we know
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Phoenix Almost There: landing ellipse, topo map
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Watch NASA TV
Yahoo NASA TV alternate source NASA TV Phoenix coverage, with commentary, should begin.
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Coming up, from the Phoenix landing events schedule (times PDT, Earth-receive time):
-- Propulsion system pressurization, 4:16 p.m. -- Begin "bent-pipe" relay relay (continuous transmission of Phoenix data as it is received) through NASA's Mars Odyssey spacecraft to Goldstone, Calif., Deep Space Network station, 4:38 p.m. Landing time (approximate): Sunday, May 25, 1638 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1938 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2338 UTC Landing time (approximate Earth-receive time): Sunday, May 25, 1653 PDT Sunday, May 25, 1953 EDT Sunday, May 25, 2353 UTC 45 minutes to landing on Mars 1 hour to knowing about landing, Earth-receive time
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D Muller Phoenix Mars Landing Real-Time Simulation:
Now passing Phobos orbit at Mars. 30 minutes to entry interface at Mars
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Science Channel coverage has started. Someone noted that this is the first time that a space probe will contact water ice on the surface of another world.
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