Re: Shuttle in the dark

From: Ed Davies (edavies@nildram.co.uk)
Date: Sun Nov 24 2002 - 13:09:54 EST

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Steven Rogers wrote:
> I think the shuttle image on NASA's shuttle status page shows the
> actual real-time orientation. I don't recall it showing doors/lights
> status though.

Don't know about the lights but door status is not an issue.  Doors
are always open on orbit except for a short time after launch and 
in the run up to a landing attempt to expose the cooling radiators
to space.

Ed.

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