Space Camp Page #4
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Engine test.
Jinx must be ready,
Thursday, 4 p.m.
Max on shuttle during engine test.
How do we change
engine test into lift off?
Worst-case scenario--
thermal curtain failure.
Define "thermal curtain failure."
Failure of heat shield
during engine test.
Only one booster will ignite.
Result-forced launch.
Why launch?
If you do not light
the second booster at launch,
the shuttle will lift off
and crash.
That is unacceptable.
To avoid worst-case scenario,
second booster must be ignited.
Result-perfect launch.
Thermal curtain failure possibilities?
One thermal curtain failure
every 4.9 million years.
Max won't live that long.
Max needs
thermal curtain failure.
Max and Jinx friends...
forever.
I can't believe our luck!
We get to sit inside the shuttle.
Hold at T minus 60 minutes
until the test firing
of the three main engines
aboard Atlantis.
At this time,
the orbiter test conductor...
- Pretty cool, huh?
- Yeah.
- You all right?
- Yeah.
You heard
just a few minutes ago...
It's amazing, isn't it?
I can't believe our luck!
...countdown cut-off procedures.
We will continue the countdown
on board the shuttle...
The engine ignition occurs
at about six seconds
prior to T minus zero.
Everything has been
continuing to go very smoothly
here in the firing room
at the Launch Control Centre
and out at Launch Pad 39A.
Once again, the duration
of this test firing
will be between 20
and 22 seconds.
The test should be completed
at the plus time shown on the clock,
a mission-elapsed time
of approximately 15 seconds.
The next 20 minutes are going to be
the most exciting of your life.
Twenty minutes?
I wish twenty days!
Max into shuttle.
Engine test into launch.
Max into space.
Our NASA test director
will be verifying...
We don't have
a lot of time in here.
Watch your heads
when you come in.
Look at this place!
- I feel like a real explorer!
- It is so incredible!
- Is that a closet?
- No.
Everybody take the seats that
you were assigned in the simulator.
Kathryn and Kevin,
get up in your seats.
In space it doesn't matter
where the seats are.
- How do you get up'?
- Just hop up.
There you go.
The only thing missing here
is a tape deck.
Pilot and Commander strapped in.
This is amazing!
It's better than
the Millennium Falcon!
I can't believe they actually fly this.
Max, Tish, take your seats
on the mid-deck.
If you need any help,
just holler.
Roger, Commander.
I'll arm the laser guns.
May the Force be with you.
Please put on your helmets
and make sure
Pilot and Commander,
unstow cue cards.
Roger.
Cue cards? Right.
APU fuel.
Right RSC cross-feed.
Is everybody set?
- Roger.
- Roger.
- Kevin, look at that!
- It's a bunch of numbers to me.
Control, this is Atlantis.
Do you copy?
Roger, Atlantis.
This is Launch Control.
Radio check, over.
Solid Rocket Boosters A and B,
ignition off.
- Stand by for main engine test.
- Stand by.
Atlantis, do you copy'?
She's all yours.
Go ahead.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah.
Come on, will you
answer the man?
Thanks.
Control, this is Atlantis.
Radio check satisfactory. Over.
I heard that, Kathryn!
Stand by for FRF ignition.
Counting down.
T minus ten...
...nine...eight...
seven...six...
five...
four...
three...two...
ONE...
Go for main engine test.
We have main engine start.
T plus five...
Max needs thermal curtain failure.
...nine...ten...
Oh, my God!
...13...14...
15...16...
Thermal curtain failure.
Max and Jinx friends forever.
...three...four...five...
We have overheat on Booster B.
- Temperature?
- 1,200 degrees and climbing.
Get that thing operational.
The thermal curtain is failing.
Terminate the test.
We're past shutdown temperature.
We can't stop it.
We have thermal curtain failure.
What does that mean?
Booster B--
temperature is critical.
Kathryn, get out of there now!
Andie, make 'em stop!
Make 'em turn it off!
They're trying!
Booster B is near ignition.
It's gonna light.
Andie, help us!
Light Booster A!
Launch us or we're gonna explode!
What's happening?!
Please, Andie!
Grab her, Rudy!
- Do it.
- Zach, we're not authorized.
Light it or they're gonna die.
Ignite Booster A.
- Five...four...
- Arm booster igniters.
Booster igniters armed.
- Rudy, hold on to her!
- I'm trying!
Go for launch! Now!
Light it.
Kathryn!
Get in the seat!
Go, baby, go.
My God!
We have lift off.
Bye, Max.
Instituting roll manoeuvre, Atlantis.
Roger, Control.
Roll manoeuvre complete.
Atlantis, you're looking good.
Do you want to take it?
Jesus Christ, Zach!
have to wait so long after all.
You're going to have to throttle.
Atlantis, this is Control.
Throttle.
Copy, Control.
Main engines at 65%.
Kathryn, just hang on!
It's three G's.
I know it's tough.
Kevin, you've got to drop
the solid boosters.
They're on your side.
Now arm SRB separation.
I don't know which ones!
Panel C-3.
On your right side.
Atlantis, you are go
for SRB separation.
Hit it!
Control, this is Atlantis.
We have SRB separation.
- Over.
- They have SRB sep.
Atlantis, this is Control.
Press for MECO.
You are go for main engine cut off.
Roger.
This will be the lead story...
MECO is on schedule. Over.
I don't know where
this drill's gonna end, baby.
Hang in there.
Roger.
MECO is on schedule. Over.
Control, this is Atlantis.
Do you read? Over.
Atlantis.
We're losing her.
This bird wasn't flight-ready.
They only have short-range radio.
Sh*t!
Kevin, we have MECO.
Go for ET sep on my mark.
Three...two...
One!
Do you know where it is?
I think so. Got it!
They're still climbing.
Come on!
Tracking reads Atlantis
at 180 by 33.
They're in orbit.
I didn't touch
a thing, Andie. Honest.
I know, Rudy.
Well, ladies and gentlemen,
I think we've achieved orbit.
Jesus!
- Kathryn, are you okay?
- I think so.
You're floating.
to flow with it.
I could lose the lift off,
but this is incredible!
Weightlessness!
This is unreal!
I feel like I'm flying.
- We're in space, Kevin.
- I can't believe it.
Max, Tish, are you okay?
- Why me'?
- I feel sick.
We're gonna die.
We're already dead.
This feels like a dream.
Kevin, is this incredible or what?
You got more guts than me, Rudy.
- Man coming through.
- Oh, my God.
It's like magic.
Max, you gotta try this flying.
Watch your head, Max.
- Are you all in one piece?
- I think so.
- Good.
- Jesus.
Well, I think we have
a few things to talk about.
A few things?
Yeah.
Maybe you can touch
those stars now, huh?
Let me see.
Is that Earth?
Sure is, Max.
That's the coast
of Africa right there.
And there's the Swiss Alps.
It goes by so fast.
What an amazing sunset.
Boy, I could stay
up here forever.
Me too.
Andie, I wanna go home.
- What went wrong, Andie?
- What's a thermal curtain failure?
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