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#1 [↑][↓] 18-04-2012 14:01:22
[Réel] Le tableau de bord de la Navette Spatiale Endeavour
Le premier constat, c'est que les sièges n'ont pas l'air très confortable!!
[img align=C]http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1204/EndeavourFlightDeck_cooper_960.jpg[/img]
What would it be like to fly a space shuttle? Although the last of NASA's space shuttles has now been retired, it is still fun to contemplate sitting at the controls of one of the humanity's most sophisticated machines. Pictured above is the flight deck of Space Shuttle Endeavour, the youngest shuttle and the second to last ever launched. The numerous panels and displays allowed the computer-controlled orbiter to enter the top of Earth's atmosphere at greater than the speed of sound and -- just thirty minutes later -- land on a runway like an airplane. The retired space shuttles are now being sent to museums, with Endeavour being sent to California Space Center in Los Angeles, California, Atlantis to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Florida, and Discovery to the Udvar-Hazy Annex of the National Air and Space Museum in Chantilly, Virginia. Therefore sitting in a shuttle pilot's chair and personally contemplating the thrill of human space flight may actually be in your future.
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#2 [↑][↓] 18-04-2012 14:12:05
Re : [Réel] Le tableau de bord de la Navette Spatiale Endeavour
Pas l'idéal pour du VFR 
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#3 [↑][↓] 18-04-2012 14:15:54
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Re : [Réel] Le tableau de bord de la Navette Spatiale Endeavour
Pas l'idéal pour du VFR
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#4 [↑][↓] 18-04-2012 14:35:49
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Re : [Réel] Le tableau de bord de la Navette Spatiale Endeavour
Le premier constat, c'est que les sièges n'ont pas l'air très confortable!!
[img align=C]http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1204/EndeavourFlightDeck_cooper_960.jpg[/url]
What would it be like to fly a space shuttle? Although the last of NASA's space shuttles has now been retired, it is still fun to contemplate sitting at the controls of one of the humanity's most sophisticated machines. Pictured above is the flight deck of Space Shuttle Endeavour, the youngest shuttle and the second to last ever launched. The numerous panels and displays allowed the computer-controlled orbiter to enter the top of Earth's atmosphere at greater than the speed of sound and -- just thirty minutes later -- land on a runway like an airplane. The retired space shuttles are now being sent to museums, with Endeavour being sent to California Space Center in Los Angeles, California, Atlantis to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Florida, and Discovery to the Udvar-Hazy Annex of the National Air and Space Museum in Chantilly, Virginia. Therefore sitting in a shuttle pilot's chair and personally contemplating the thrill of human space flight may actually be in your future.
Pas de pesanteur = pas de coussins!!!!
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#6 [↑][↓] 18-04-2012 18:46:26
Re : [Réel] Le tableau de bord de la Navette Spatiale Endeavour
Morgurgh a écrit :Le premier constat, c'est que les sièges n'ont pas l'air très confortable!!
[img align=C]http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/1204/EndeavourFlightDeck_cooper_960.jpg[/url]
What would it be like to fly a space shuttle? Although the last of NASA's space shuttles has now been retired, it is still fun to contemplate sitting at the controls of one of the humanity's most sophisticated machines. Pictured above is the flight deck of Space Shuttle Endeavour, the youngest shuttle and the second to last ever launched. The numerous panels and displays allowed the computer-controlled orbiter to enter the top of Earth's atmosphere at greater than the speed of sound and -- just thirty minutes later -- land on a runway like an airplane. The retired space shuttles are now being sent to museums, with Endeavour being sent to California Space Center in Los Angeles, California, Atlantis to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Florida, and Discovery to the Udvar-Hazy Annex of the National Air and Space Museum in Chantilly, Virginia. Therefore sitting in a shuttle pilot's chair and personally contemplating the thrill of human space flight may actually be in your future.
Pas de pesanteur = pas de coussins!!!!
Oui, mais la rentrée dans l'atmosphère doit être sportive :p J'espère que leur combinaison est bien rembourrée :p
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#8 [↑][↓] 20-04-2012 21:31:05
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