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STATUS REPORT
Date Released: Friday, August 10, 2007
Source: ESA Broadcast Centre

ESA TV Coverage of Shuttle Mission STS-118 on 11-12 August

The next transmissions of the ESA TV Service will be:

11-Aug-07 06:00 - 06:30 GMT

Shuttle STS-118 Flight Day 3 Highlights

12-Aug-07 06:00 - 06:30 GMT

Shuttle STS-118 Flight Day 4 Highlights

ESA TV News

Background information on the transmissions:

After a successful lift-off late on 8 August, Shuttle Endeavour will dock with the ISS today at 17:53 GMT and the crew be welcomed onboard. Tomorrow, 11 August, a first spacewalk is planned during which a large spacer for the central ISS truss will be mounted.

Flight Day 3 highlights will provide a summary of the docking day and Flight Day 4 highlights a summary of the first spacewalk.

Please note that the line-up time for these SCPC feeds is 5 minutes.

Please note that NASA-TV scheduling is subject to last-minute changes

More background information can be found on http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/MM_NTV_Breaking.html.

Transmission details:

Eutelsat Atlantic Bird at 12.5 degrees West

Transponder F5, channel D (SCPC) horizontal, F=12.652 MHz, SR=6.1113

Ms/sec, FEC=3/4

For the latest transmission schedule, go to http://television.esa.int. For enquires on transmissions, send a mail to claus.habfast@esa.int or call +31 71 565 3838. For ordering video tapes and questions on footage via ftp-transfer, please contact television@esa.int.

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