NASA STS-112 Mission
Landing
Docking | Launch |
Launch
Countdown
Landing
Landing
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October 18 (Day 291,
Coup
de Grace): The STS-112 Mission
came to a close as the Orbiter Atlantis landed safely at the Kennedy Space
Center in Florida under clear skies. Landing times were:
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Main gear touchdown: 11:43/40 AM EDT (1543/40
GMT) ); Mission Elapsed Time (MET) - 10 days, 19 hours, 57 minutes and
49 seconds.
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Nose gear touchdown: 11:43/48 EDT (1543/48
GMT); MET - 10 days, 19 hours, 57 minutes and 57 seconds.
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Wheel stop: 11:44/35 EDT (1544/35 GMT); MET - 10
days 19 hours, 58 minutes and 44 seconds.
Conclusion
Landing of the STS-112 Mission was on October 18th,
for a pillar, which represents maximum historical impact. The S1
Truss, which was installed on the mission, represented a pillar.
It was Day 291, for a coup de grace. Main gear touchdown was
at 1143/40 AM EDT, where 43 stands for fulfillment and 40 is for maximum
divine discipline.
Mission Elapsed Time was 10 days, 19 hours, 57
minutes, and 49 seconds. These numbers correspond to current events.
The number, 10, for the Laws of Establishment, corresponds to the 10 days
associated with Governor Bush's
visit to New Smyrna Beach yesterday and the incarceration of his daughter
for 10 days. The number, 19, is for the federal judiciary, which
corresponds to Congressional authorization on October
11th for Bush to wage war with Iraq. The number, 57, stands for
Zebulun and Florida. And 49 is for the length of time before Pentecost,
or the Church.
Docking
Docking
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October 9 Day 282,
Historical Breakpoint): The Orbiter
Atlantis successfully docked with the Space Station at 11:17 AM EDT (1517
GMT). STS-112 astronauts entered the Space Station for the first
time at 12:51 PM EDT (1651 GMT).
Conclusion
Docking was on October 9th, for the Plagues
of Egypt. It was Day 282, for a breakpoint in history. This is
not good. Docking was at 11:17 AM EDT, where 17 is for lawlessness.
The astronauts entered the Space Station at 12:51 PM EDT, where 51 is for
arrogance. Launch was at 1945/51 GMT, where 51 was also associated
with arrogance. Arrogance is not part of the blessing of God.
Launch
Launch
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October 7 (Day 280,
Cosmic Stronghold): The Space Shuttle
STS-112 Mission was successfully launched from Kennedy Space Center Florida
at 3:45/51 PM EDT (1945/51 GMT) under partly cloudy skies. There
were no major problems in the final Countdown.
Conclusion
STS-112 was launched on October 7th, for the completion
of a category. It has been 4 months since the last launch due to cracks
that were discovered in hydrogen lines. It was Day 280, for a cosmic
stronghold. Launch was at 3:45/51 PM EDT, where 45 stands for victory
over the stronghold, and 51 is for arrogance. Arrogance offsets blessing
and puts the launch in the category of cursing.
Launch Countdown
Launch Countdown
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October 7 (Day 280,
Cosmic Stronghold): The Launch Countdown
for NASA's STS-112 Mission is underway with Launch scheduled for October
7th and launch at 3:46 PM EDT. The Orbiter Atlantis, OV-104, will
deliver the the S1 (S-One) Truss. The crew will perform three spacewalks
to attach and activate it. This will be the 15th Space Shuttle mission
to the International Space Station.
Launch was delayed a week due to Hurricane Lili,
which threatened the Texas coast.
Mission Patch
The STS-112 Mission patch features an arc, or broken
circle, with a loop at one end, a star on the left, and a star at the top
end of the arc. The loop on the right end of the arc in the patch
corresponds to Tropical Storm Kyle, which is in the Atlantic and has looped
back on itself. A loop represents a criminal. The arc represents
the tornadoes that struck Louisiana on October 4th conjunction with
Hurricane Lili. Louisiana is in the region of Simeon criminality.
And the star on the left side of the arc represents Hurricane
Lili, which passed along the left side of an arc of tornadoes in Louisiana.
Sean O'Keefe, the NASA Administrator, is from Louisiana.
Hurricane Lili, represented by the arc, forced
the delay of the first NASA launch in 4 months. The delay was due
to Houston's fear of the hurricane. Lili struck Louisiana, however,
the home of Sean O'Keefe. O'Keefe is an accountant who is trying
to manage NASA's budget after Houston management squandered the budget
on Space Station under the Clinton Administration. As O'Keefe was
hacking NASA's budget, two hurricanes in a row hit Louisiana. On
September 17th, a new Launch Processing System project was canceled at
Kennedy Space Center.
The number, 112, stands for the witness of authority.
Conclusion
The STS-112 Mission will deliver and install the
S1 Truss for the Space Station. The number, 112, stands for the witness
of authority. The Mission patch features the arc of tornadoes over
Louisiana from Hurricane Lili, and the criminal loop of Tropical Storm
Kyle. The patch stands for a broken covenant. This refers to
the Abrahamic Covenant, since Lili is from the Hebrew 'Elisheba`,
which means oath of God (Exodus 6:23). The Abrahamic Covenant was
an oath of God. It was an unconditional covenant, which God made
with Himself. The broken covenant does not mean that God will break
His covenant. It means that man has rejected God's Covenant.
The Bush Administration has rejected the Abrahamic Covenant in it decision
to give the Palestinians a state on Israel's land.
