> If everything goes as planned how many more Shuttle flights
> before the ISS is done?
Roughly 15.
Andre
JohnSmith <JSEsquire@bellsouth.net> wrote in news:8fSQg.8229$vi3.215
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> If everything goes as planned how many more Shuttle flights
> before the ISS is done?
Fourteen. The shuttle manifest has seventeen remaining flights, one a
"flight of opportunity" that will become HST servicing sometime in the next
couple of months, and two "contingency logistics flights" to stock up ISS
in 2010.

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> If everything goes as planned how many more Shuttle flights before the ISS
> is done?
As many as NASA can get in by 2010 when the shuttle stops flying.
Jeff

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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a
little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor
safety"
- B. Franklin, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations (1919)
> If everything goes as planned how many more Shuttle flights before the
> ISS is done?
Depends upon your definition of "done"...
Considering that ISS is a downgrade of President Reagan's Space Station
Freedom, and politically compromised as it is, you could redefine "done"
to match the current configuration and never fly another Shuttle flight.
hallerb@aol.com - 24 Sep 2006 14:09 GMT
Done will be whatever ISS is at the time of the next accident..
I think schedule pressure by the 2010 end date will be found to be the
cause of the next accident....
nasa will be unwillingly to ground fleet when needed, to get station
finished
...... oh we will fly with so and so, after all its flown all these
years without a problem:( griffin play the odds:(
note this was the root cause of both challenger and coulumbia.
its not a matter if if just a matter of when..........
just hope theres no deaths...............
George Evans - 24 Sep 2006 19:43 GMT
>> If everything goes as planned how many more Shuttle flights before the
>> ISS is done?
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> Freedom, and politically compromised as it is, you could redefine "done"
> to match the current configuration and never fly another Shuttle flight.
It's lopsided.
George Evans