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Astronaut Loses Tools While Performing an EVA

tpheiska writes "NASA press release states that 'At approx. 3:33 p.m. EST, Piper reported that one of the Braycote lubrication guns had released grease into her toolbag. As she was cleaning the bag and wiping the tools and equipment inside, the bag floated away. Another bag carrying identical equipment is now being shared by Piper and Bowen.' Luckily they had a spare."

Car care tips from Automotive Art

If you imagine your car is like a human body, motor oil is the equivalent of blood. Your car needs oil to run and the oil needs to provide the required lubrication properties specified by the engine manufacturer for you to have a happy and healthy car engine.

U.S. astronauts on space shuttle Endeavour finished the mission's fourth and final spacewalk Monday.

Space Shuttle Endeavour astronaut Steve Bowen works during orbital night with the aid of his helmet light on the Alpha Rotary Joint (SARJ) in this view from NASA TV Nov. 24, 2008. Bowen and fellow spacewalker Shane Kimbrough are performing the last of the mission's spacewalks with tasks including lubrication of the port solar alpha rotary joint, work on the Kibo laboratory and installation of a video camera. (Xinhua/Reuters Photo)

CORRECTED: Astronauts work on space station water recycler

CORRECTED: Astronauts work on space station water recycler Space Shuttle Endeavour astronaut Steve Bowen works lubricating the International Space Station's Solar Alpha Rotary Joint (SARJ) during his spacewalk in this view from NASA TV November 24, 2008. Bowen and fellow spacewalker Shane Kimbrough are performing the last of the mission's spacewalks with tasks including lubrication of the port solar alpha rotary joint, work on the Kibo laboratory and installation of a video camera. REUTERS/NASA TV.

Gearmotors Exhibit Right Angle Worm Gearing

Bison VWDIR23Functioning as Von Weise drop-in replacements for VW23 and VW33 gearmotors, Bison Gear & Engineering’s VWDIR23 fractional horsepower DC gearmotors present right angle worm gearing. The devices offer 90 VDC input, gear ratios from 37:1 to 525:1, corresponding fixed output speeds from 90 to 3 rpm, and output torque from 34 in./lbs to 250 in./lbs (3.8 N-m to 28.3 N-m). The units include 1/10 hp or 1/20 hp (75 W or 150 W) permanent magnet DC motors with replaceable brushes, grease lubrication for long life and all-position mounting, with left, right or dual output shafts with a 100 lbs. (45.4 kg.) overhung load rating.

STS-126 Crew Completes First Spacewalk; Lose a Tool Bag

The first STS-126 spacewalk ended at 8:01 PM EST last night. STS-126 mission specialists Heide Stefanyshyn-Piper and Steve Bowen worked outside the station Tuesday for the first of the mission's four spacewalks. Spending six hours and 52 minutes outside the station, the pair worked on several tasks including removing a depleted nitrogen tank from a stowage platform and moving it into Endeavour's cargo bay then replaving it. They also moved a flex hose rotary coupler from the shuttle to the station stowage platform, as well as removing some insulation blankets from the common berthing mechanism on the Kibo laboratory. Another task included the start of cleaning and lubrication of the starboard solar alpha rotary joint.


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