Space Forum / Space Station / May 2006

Anyone know where to find details for the new Oxygen Generation System that
will be carried by STS-121?  I'm looking for more than just press releases
and news articles.  I was hoping for some details about the system's
capabilities and how it works.

I'm just curious how much is being taken to the ISS with the launch of STS
121 that will give the station more structure.
I've browsed all the NASA site about STS 121 and only came up with crew
information. So far, all I can tell is that this

Video update:
- DISCVOERY’S CARGO ROLLS TO LAUNCH PAD
http://www.space-multimedia.nl.eu.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=
543&Itemid=2
- Expedition 13 In-Flight Educational Event with the Winter, WI School

Absolutely without doubt, intelligent life exists on Venus.
The behavior patterns of NASA prove it so. The avoidance, the
disinformation, the pursuit of Saturn & Pluto whilst avoiding Venus,
clearly shows  there is life there, and I believe it to be advanced to

ISS: 'Elektron' finds a new failure mode
From today's on-orbit status report:
The Elektron O2 generator is deactivated, with its Liquid Unit (BZh-8)
suspected of an internal leak and now pressurized with N2 (nitrogen). Cabin

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Hat tip: Bart Hendrickx