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ISS MIM-2

Another module addition will soon be on its way to the International Space Station. The Mini-Research Module 2, to be launched by a Russian Soyuz rocket, is scheduled to depart from Kazakhstan's Baikonur Cosmodrome mid-November. More information on this mission can be found at the ISS website.

Be sure to join uw2.tv for the docking coverage of this mission. All times Pacific.

Thursday, November 12 — 6:00am - 5:00pm

Schedule Subject to Change

Atlantis STS-129

The crew of STS-129 gets set to journey to the ISS in mid-November. This 31st shuttle flight to the space station (and what is slated to be the last crew rotation flight) will focus on delivery of gyroscopes, tank assemblies and other equipment. Atlantis will be commanded by Charlie Hobaugh and piloted by Barry Wilmore. Mission specialists on the team include Robert Satcher, Michael Foreman, Randy Bresnik and Leland Melvin. Station crew member Nicole Stott will return to earth with the STS-129 crew. For more information, please visit the Space Shuttle web site.

We hope you'll join uw2.tv for additional coverage of this mission. Please check back as further updates become available. All times Pacific.

Monday, November 16 — 6:00am - 6:00pm
Tuesday, November 17 — 6:00am - 6:00pm

Schedule Subject to Change