ISS Soyus 32 timeline

      ISS SOYUZ 32 (TMA-06M) LAUNCH-TO-DOCK TIMELINE Expedition 33 Crew Augmentation                                                 ISS Exp 33 Crew (aboard ISS) CDR Suni Williams                                                             2nd Flt (E14-15) FE4 Yuri Malenchenko      (31S CDR-TMA-05M)            5th Flt (TM-19, STS-106, E7 & E16) FE6 Akihiko "Aki" Hoshide                                                2nd Flt (STS-124)   ISS Exp 33/34 Crew (en route) FE1 Oleg Novitskiy              (32S CDR TMA-06M)            1st Flt FE2 Evgeny Tarelkin                                                          1st Flt FE3 Kevin Ford                    (E34 CDR)                              2nd Flt (STS-128)   Monday                   October 22     CDT               EDT              EVENT   8:00 pm          9:00 pm        Crew wakeup (L-9 hrs, 51 min)   9:51 pm        10:51 pm       Final countdown begins; Soyuz systems cks (L-8 hrs) 11:05 pm                               Crew departs hotel (L-6 hrs, 46 min) 11:50 pm                               Crew arrives at Bldg 254 / Final medical check-ups 11:51 pm                               Batteries installed in booster (L-6 hrs)   Tuesday                  October 23     CDT               EDT              EVENT                         12:05 am       Crew departs hotel (L-6 hrs, 46 min)                         12:51 am       Batteries installed in booster (L-6 hrs)                         12:50 am       Crew arrives at Bldg 254 / Final medical check-ups 12:21 am         1:21 am        State Commission “Go” (L-5.5 hrs) 12:35 am         1:35 am        Crew suit up (L-5 hrs, 16 min) 12:51 am         1:51 am        Tanking begins (L-5 hrs)   1:35 am          2:35 am        Crew meets delegation (L-4 hrs, 16 min)   1:51 am          2:51 am        Booster loaded with liquid Oxygen (L-4 hrs)   2:05 am          3:05 am        Crew reports to State Commission (L-3 hrs, 46 min)   2:10 am          3:10 am        Crew departs for pad – Site 31 (L-3 hrs, 41 min) 2:46 am            3:46 am        1st & 2nd stage O2 fueling complete (L-3 hrs, 5 min)   3:20 am          4:20 am        Crew arrives at launch pad   3:30 am          4:30 am        Crew boards Soyuz TMA-06M (L-2 hr, 21 min)   3:51 am          4:51 am        Crew in re-entry vehicle (L-2 hrs)   4:16 am          5:16 am        Re-entry vehicle hardware tested/suits ventilated   4:30 am         5:30 am       NASA TV LAUNCH COVERAGE BEGINS   4:31 am          5:31 am        Hatch closed; leak checks begin (L-1 hr, 20 min)   4:51 am          5:51 am        Launch vehicle control sys prep; gyros active (L-1 hr)   5:06 am          6:06 am        Pad service structure halves lowered 5:14 am            6:14 am        Suit leak checks; re-entry vehicle testing complete   5:21 am          6:21 am        Emergency escape system armed (L-30 min)   5:30 am          6:30 am        Service towers retracted   5:36 am          6:36 am        Suit leak checks complete; escape system to auto   5:41 am          6:41 am        Gyros “uncaged” & recorders activated (L-10 min)   5:44 am          6:44 am        Pre-launch operations complete   5:45 am          6:45 am        Final launch countdown operations to auto ·         Launch complex/vehicle systems ready   5:46 am          6:46 am        CDR’s controls active/helmets closed (L-5 min) ·         Launch key inserted (yes, it’s a real key)   5:48:42 am    6:48:42 am  Combustion chamber Nitrogen purge (L-2.5 min)   5:49:27 am    6:49:27 am  Booster propellant tank pressurization   5:49:42 am    6:49:42 am  Ground propellant feed terminated (L-1.5 min)   5:50:12 am    6:50:12 am  Auto sequence start (L-1 min) ·         Vehicle to internal power ·         First umbilical tower separates   5:50:32 am    6:50:32 am  3rd stage ground pwr umbilical separates (L- 40 sec)   5:50:52 am    6:50:52 am  Launch command issued (L-20 sec) ·         Central / side pod engines start   5:50:57 am    6:50:57 am  Second umbilical tower separates (L-15 sec)   5:51:02 am    6:51:02 am  Engine turbopumps at flight speed (L-10 sec)   5:51:07 am    6:51:07 am  Engines at maximum thrust (L-5 sec)   5:51:12 am    6:51:12 am LAUNCH (ISS 254 miles up & above SW Egypt)   5:59:57 am    6:59:57 am  Orbital insertion (L+8 min, 45 sec) ~6:30 am         7:30 am       PLAYBACK: Launch replays   9:00 am       10:00 am       PLAYBACK: Post-launch interviews 10:00 am       11:00 am       ISS UPDATE: B-roll & post-launch interviews   9:26:20 am  10:26:20 am  DV-1 rendezvous burn (61.9 miles per hour) 10:25:19 am  11:25:19 am  DV-2 burn (33.9 mph)   Wednesday            October 24     CDT               EDT              EVENT   6:57:33 am    7:57:33 am  DV-3 burn (4.5 mph) 12:30 pm         1:30 pm        Station arm grapples Dragon (departs Sunday, 10/28)   Thursday                October 25     CDT               EDT              EVENT   5:11:52 am    6:11:32 am  Automated Rendezvous & Docking (AR&D) start   5:14 am          6:14 am        Station mnvr on Dragon thrusters to docking attitude   5:32 am          6:32 am        AR&D DV4/Impulse 1 (80.6 mph)   5:49 am          6:49 am        U.S. hands attitude control to Russian segment   5:55 am          6:55 am        AR&D Impulse 2 (3 mph)   5:58 am          6:58 am        Soyuz Kurs-A (Active) activation   6:00 am          7:00 am        Service Module (Zvezda) Kurs-P (Passive) activation   6:16 am          7:16 am        Range 62 miles – establish Soyuz VHF-2 voice link   6:20 am          7:20 am        AR&D DV5/Impulse 3 (63.8 mph)   6:22 am          7:22 am        Range 49.7 miles – Valid Kurs-P range data   6:42 am          7:42 am        Sunrise   6:45 am          7:45 am        Range 9.3 miles – Kurs-A & Kurs-P short test   6:51 am          7:51 am        Range 4.9 miles – Soyuz TV activation   7:00 am         8:00 am       NASA TV DOCKING COVERAGE BEGINS   7:00 am          8:00 am        AR&D Impulse 4 (13 mph)   7:01 am          8:01 am        AR&D Ballistic Targeting Point   7:05 am          8:05 am        AR&D Impulse 5 (14.2 mph)   7:08 am          8:08 am        AR&D Impulse 6 (3.3 mph)   7:10:42 am    8:10:42 am  Fly-around mode start   7:19 am          8:19 am        Station keeping start   7:25 am          8:25 am        Final approach start   7:35:16 am    8:25:16 am  Docking to MRM2 – “Poisk” (over NW Kazakhstan) ·         Station to free drift   7:40 am          8:40 am        Sunset   7:47 am          8:47 am        Soyuz hooks closed ·         Station maneuvers to docking attitude ~8:00 am         9:00 am       NASA TV: Post dock news conf. from MCC-M 8:05 am            9:05 am        Station mnvr to Torque Equil. Attitude via Dragon   9:00 am        10:00 am       Russian segment thrusters disabled ·         Leak checks ·         Hatch clamp installation   9:45 am       10:45 am       NASA TV: Hatch/welcome ceremony coverage 10:15 am       11:15 am       Hatch opening & welcome ceremony 11:00 am         Noon            Russian segment thrusters enabled   Noon              1:00 pm       NASA TV: Docking, hatches & welcome highlights   _____     SpaceX Dragon Unberth/Deorbit/Splashdown Timeline   ISS Exp 33 Crew ·         CDR Suni Williams                                                       2nd Flt (E14-15) ·         FE4 Yuri Malenchenko            (31S CDR-TMA-05M)     5th Flt (TM-19, STS-106, E7 & E16) ·         FE6 Akihiko "Aki" Hoshide                                          2nd Flt (STS-124) ·         FE1 Oleg Novitskiy                    (32S CDR TMA-06M)     1st Flt ·         FE2 Evgeny Tarelkin                                                    1st Flt ·         FE3 Kevin Ford                          (E34 CDR)                    2nd Flt (STS-128)   Launch occurred at 7:35 pm (8:35 EDT) Sunday, October 7   Friday                           October 27     CDT               EDT              EVENT 10:15 am       11:15 am       Dragon egress 11:10 am       12:10 pm       Dragon hatch closing 11:15 am       12:15 pm       Dragon vestibule demate 11:45 am       12:45 pm       Control Panel Assembly install   Saturday                      October 28     CDT               EDT              EVENT   3:40 am          4:40 am        Vestibule depress   6:10 am          7:10 am        Common Berthing Mechanism demate initiate   7:00 am         8:00 am       NASA TV:     Dragon unberthing/release coverage ~7:55 am         8:55 am        Station arm unberths Dragon from Harmony nadir   8:02:41 am    9:02:41 am  “Go” for release   8:07:41 am    9:07:41 am  Station arm releases Dragon   8:08:41 am    9:08:41 am  Departure burn 1   8:10:18 am    9:10:18 am  Departure burn 2   8:11:41 am    9:11:41 am  Range 328 feet (100 meters)   8:14:41 am    9:14:41 am  Yaw start   8:17:41 am    9:17:41 am  Departure burn 3 / Exit “Keep Out Sphere”   8:20 am          9:20 am        Exits approach ellipsoid   8:36 am          9:36 am        Range 3.7 miles (6 kilometers)   9:04 am        10:04 am       Reduce apogee burn   1:27:52 pm    2:27:52 pm  Deorbit burn   1:38 pm          2:38 pm        “Claw” separation   1:41 pm          2:41 pm        Trunk jettison   1:42:57 pm    2:42:57 pm  Entry Interface   2:11:28 pm    3:11:28 pm  Dragon drogue chute deploy   2:12:28 pm    3:12:28 pm  Dragon main parachute deploy   2:20:28 pm   3:20:28 pm Dragon Splashdown (West of Baja California)   2:23 pm          3:23 pm        Dragon “safe to approach”