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The Hubble Space Telescope

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Daily Report #5811

Period Covered:
08:00 pm June 10, 2012 - 07:59 pm June 11, 2012
(DOY 163/0000z - 163/2359z)

Flight Operations Summary

This report was generated by the HST Automated Report System @2012-06-12 17:02:00 GMT

Significant Spacecraft Anomalies: (The following are preliminary reports
of potential non-nominal performance that will be investigated.)

HSTARs:
none

COMPLETED OPS REQUEST:
none

COMPLETED OPS NOTES:
none

FGS ACQ STATUS:
		    SCHEDULED       SUCCESSFUL
FGS GSAcq		5		5
FGS REAcq		10		10
OBAD with Maneuver	6		6

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS:
The COS FUV Special Recovery activities (proposal 12810 visits 24 - 25) successfully completed 
today without incident.  The FUV was ramped to -5198V for segment A (172 counts) and -5151V (169 
count) for B.  The QE grid was on.   No elevated counts or HV current transients were observed in 
the engineering telemetry during or after the ramp.  The STScI and MOSES2 Engineering Teams have 
examined the relevant telemetry and confirmed all voltages, currents and temperatures were as 
expected. The voltage and current monitors matched the signatures seen in SMOV.  The COS Science 
Team at STScI has examined the science data and DCE memory dumps and everything is nominal.  No HV 
current transients or unexpected elevated count rates were observed in the DCE memory dumps. The 
science data consisted of 2 sets of dark and wavecal exposures. The exposures were collected 
immediately after ramping to HVNom (172/169).  Comparisons with SMOV data taken indicates 
comparable behavior when the aging of the detector and temporal fluctuations are considered. The 
Engineering and Science Teams have given a “Go” to proceed with visit 26 and 27. Visits 26 and 27 
are scheduled for Tuesday June 12 (DOY 164).  The COS event flag 3 was cleared @163/15:40 via OR 
19269   



Program Principal Investigator Program Title
Science Observations Scheduled
12192 James Lauroesch, University of Louisville Research Foundation, Inc. A SNAPSHOT Survey of Interstellar Absorption Lines
12502 Andrew Fruchter, Space Telescope Science Institute From the Locations to the Origins of Short Gamma-Ray Bursts
12575 Anthony Gonzalez, University of Florida New Constraints on Intragroup Light and the Baryon Budget in Galaxy Groups
12668 Slawomir Piatek, New Jersey Institute of Technology Proper Motion Survey of Classical and SDSS Local Group Dwarf Galaxies
12801 Harold Weaver, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Hubble Deep Search for Debris and Satellites in the Pluto System in Support of NASA's New Horizons Mission
Calibration Observations Scheduled
12689 Tiffany Borders, Space Telescope Science Institute WFC3 UVIS CCD Daily Monitor
12690 Cheryl Pavlovsky, Space Telescope Science Institute UVIS Gain Stability
12742 Justin Ely, Space Telescope Science Institute CCD Dark Monitor Part 2
12744 Justin Ely, Space Telescope Science Institute CCD Bias and Read Noise Monitor-Part 2
12765 Justin Ely, Space Telescope Science Institute STIS CCD Hot Pixel Annealing
12782 David Golimowski, Space Telescope Science Institute CCD Daily Monitor {Part 2}
Other Observations Scheduled
12810 Thomas Wheeler, Space Telescope Science Institute COS/FUV Special Recovery