What does OMS stand for?

Orbital Maneuvering System

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Commander Mark Polansky and pilot Doug Hurley were to kick off the day's work with an Orbital Maneuvering System engine firing to fine-tune Endeavour?

Endeavour astronauts to inspect heat shield

Commander Mark Polansky and pilot Doug Hurley were to kick off the day's work with an Orbital Maneuvering System engine firing to fine-tune Endeavour?

Endeavour astronauts to inspect heat shield

The blanket is located on the right orbital maneuvering system pod, back near the shuttle's tail.

Spacewalk goes on despite switch

AlliedSignal will test a wide array of spacecraft hardware, including life cycle tests of the Space Shuttle Orbital Maneuvering System (OMS), Reaction Control System (RCS) and other Shuttle flight hardware systems.

AlliedSignal Awarded Contract To Operate NASA's White Sands Test ...

The 12-second Terminal Initiation (TI) burn using the left Orbital Maneuvering System engine occurred as planned at 11:17 am (1517 GMT) and will move Endeavour to a point about 600 feet (200 meters) below the station by around 12:50 pm (1650 GMT)," it added.

Endeavour to dock with space station, eyes Japanese lab work

The blanket was located on the right orbital maneuvering system pod, back near the shuttle's tail.

Sick astronaut well, helps replacement

After spending much of the morning preparing for Monday's spacewalk, the crew will use cameras and a robotic arm to gather more images of a 1 1/2 inch-by-1 1/2 inch protrusion on one of the many blankets covering Atlantis' right orbital maneuvering system pod, back near the tail.

Crew medical problem forces NASA to delay lab work; will inspect ...