Difference between revisions of "Phobos 1999"
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| habcom = Elizabeth Smith | | habcom = Elizabeth Smith | ||
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| − | The '''1999 Mission to Phobos''' is primarily famous for the incident which occured when the fire extinguisher that was being used to simulate a [[shuttle]] launch produced a cloud of gas that set off fire alarms, forcing a delay of the launch. Experiments were also conducted on the effects of music on work and the psyche, crystal growth, and capillary action. | + | The '''1999 Mission to Phobos''' is primarily famous for the incident which occured when the fire extinguisher that was being used to simulate a [[shuttle]] launch produced a cloud of gas that set off fire alarms, forcing a delay of the launch. Experiments were also conducted on the effects of music on work and the psyche, crystal growth, and capillary action. The astronauts were Elizabeth Smith, James Clark, Dominik Ken, Thomas Kruidenier, Stacy Mohundro ([[Exchange]] Astronaut), Eric Weese, and Charles Gaulke (backup). |
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 17:11, 30 March 2010
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| Phobos 1999 | |
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| Year | 1998-99 |
| Mission Destination | Phobos |
| Mission Dates | 02-03-1999 to 05-03-1999 |
| Habitat Commander | Elizabeth Smith |
| Mission Control Commander | N/A |
| Simulator Commander | N/A |
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The 1999 Mission to Phobos is primarily famous for the incident which occured when the fire extinguisher that was being used to simulate a shuttle launch produced a cloud of gas that set off fire alarms, forcing a delay of the launch. Experiments were also conducted on the effects of music on work and the psyche, crystal growth, and capillary action. The astronauts were Elizabeth Smith, James Clark, Dominik Ken, Thomas Kruidenier, Stacy Mohundro (Exchange Astronaut), Eric Weese, and Charles Gaulke (backup).
See Also
The Spacesim Website's archives for the mission
| Previous Mission | This Mission | Next Mission |
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| Jupiter 1998 | Phobos 1999 | Io 2000 |
