Astronauts' Hall of Fame

[Hollywood6385]

STS-100, that was one heck of a fun mission, tough, but fun

[davidrobinsonjr]

Every mission compleated. Time to start over.

[Admin]

Hmm, I would WAIT for a week or so - hint, hint!

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[sgi]

STS-103 completed.

Really fun and interesting. No problems.

[Puma]

I JUST completed the sts-31 !

[Pocci]

STS-98 complete. RMS operations were quite difficult. Interesting to see, that the real crew had an additional camera view from inside the PMA. That would had helped a lot, were it in SSM2007.

[dbutterf]

Completed STS-1 last nite and am now on TeamSpeak with Uri_ba nad USA~Driver

Great fun!! Great Program

[uri_ba]

Completed STS-1 last nite and am now on TeamSpeak with Uri_ba nad USA~Driver

Great fun!! Great Program

congrats! welcome aboard!

[spaceboy7441]

STS-100 complete. WOW that was the LONGEST it has ever taken me to complete any mission!! It wasn't because it was hard but because I have been so busy. Summer Break now! It was a Great mission. Hope the coming SP brings in some more cool features.

Either today or tomorrow I am going to do a HST Servicing mission. Maybe get som nice Screen Shots.

[Cthulhus]

updated !

[Bartek]

STS 100 Completed wonderful experience!!

[sgi]

STS-51A completed.
It was funny, but not difficult (after all, I have almost completed all missions).
This was my fourth landing with new guidance system, and with winds activated. My definitive impression is that now to land is very easy, and I hope for more difficulties with news Service Packs!

[shifty61]

STS26 and STS27 for me.

[sgi]

STS-99 completed.
Not fun, for my taste, too much easy and without RMS operations. The shortest mission since today.

[Admin]

STS-99 completed.
Not fun, for my taste, too much easy and without RMS operations. The shortest mission since today.

Well, the whole point with this mission is the historical significance - mapping 80% of the Earth topography. Also it is interesting to see the "tool" used for this feat: the 3D radar. Regard this as an "educational" mission and less as an "action" mission.

From the Astronaut involvement point of view, you are right: not too much to do here beyond enjoying the view, appreciatig the cool 3D radar and seein it unfold, and knowing that you did a great service to science

/Admin