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Noon - 12:15 p.m. NASA TV VIDEO FILE LAUNCH PAD DEMOLISHED Early Saturday morning, Cape Canaveral Air Force Station witnessed the .25 HOUR
demolition of Launch Pad 36. The two mobile service towers sent over 145
missions into space for nearly half a century.

SOLAR ARRAY DAMAGE NASA is investigating a minor mishap affecting the Dawn spacecraft. On
WON'T STOP DAWN June 11, during a procedure to prepare the spacecraft for spin-balance
testing, the back of a solar array panel was slightly damaged by a
technician's tool. No solar cells were broken. The necessary minor repairs
were made June 16 and 17. There is no impact to the launch date of July 7.

MISSION STS-117 BLANKET At NASA's Kennedy Space Center's Thermal Protection System Facility,
REPAIR MOCK-UP AT United Space Alliance workers are preparing three test articles that will be
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER used in wind tunnel testing to collect data for the proposed repair of the
protruding blanket on space shuttle Atlantis. The test articles each feature
three white tiles, or Low Temperature Reusable Surface Insulation, affixed to
two Flexible Insulation Blankets (FIB). The test items simulate the heat shield
on the orbital maneuvering system (OMS) pod, where the protruding blanket
is located. These test articles were flown to Texas Thursday morning, June
14.

THIS WEEK AT NASA REDEDICATION The Glenn Research Center hosted a rededication ceremony for the Space
Power Facility at the Plum Brook Station in Sandusky, Ohio. The facility is
the world’s largest space environment simulation chamber. It's being
modified to test Orion, the exploration spacecraft being designed to carry
humans back to the moon. The Space Power Facility will simulate
environmental conditions Orion will experience during launch, in-orbit
operations and atmospheric re-entry.
HUBBLE MISSION September 10, 2008 is the target launch date for the fifth Hubble Space
Telescope Servicing mission. NASA managers have planned an 11-day
mission for the STS-125 crew. They'll fly aboard space shuttle Atlantis to the
space-based observatory. Atlantis' seven astronauts will make repairs that'll
improve Hubble's capabilities through 2013.

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THIS WEEK AT NASA LOST IN SPACE Remember the robot from the television series "Lost In Space"? He's now a
(continues) permanent resident of the Kennedy Space Center’ Visitors Complex. Sheila
Allen, the widow of “Lost In Space” creator Irwin Allen, donated the B-9 robot
to the complex.

The Daily Television Schedule for STS-117 Coverage on NASA TV is available at:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/mission_schedule.html

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