STS-57 - the 56th launch of the reusable transport spacecraft under the Space Shuttle program and the 4th space flight of the Endeavor shuttle, made on June 21, 1993 . Continuing biomedical research and astronomical observations. The astronauts spent about 11 days in space and landed safely at Edwards Air Base on July 1, 1993 .
| STS-57 | |
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| General information | |
| Organization | |
| Ship flight data | |
| Ship name | "Endeavor" |
| Flight Shuttle No. | 56 |
| Flight "Endeavor" № | four |
| Launch pad | KC Kennedy launch pad 39-B |
| Launch | June 21, 1993 13:07:00 UTC [1] |
| Landing ship | July 1, 1993 12:51:00 UTC [1] |
| Flight duration | 9 days 23 hours 46 minutes |
| Distance traveled | km |
| Apogee | 471 km [1] |
| Perigee | 402 km [1] |
| Mood | 28.4 ° |
| Period of treatment | 93.5 min |
| Weight | 8,931 kg |
| NSSDC ID | 1993-037A |
| SCN | 22684 |
| Flight crew data | |
| Crew members | 6 |
| Related expeditions | |
Content
Crew
- Ronald Ghraib (4) [2] - commander;
- Brian Duffy (2) - the pilot;
- George Lowe (3) - Flight Specialist 1, Payload Commander;
- Nancy Carrie (Sherlock) (1) - Flight Specialist 2;
- Peter Wysoff (1) - Flight Specialist 3;
- Janice Voss (1) - Flight Specialist 4.
Flight parameters
- Weight : 15 250 kg (payload)
- Perigee : 402 km
- Apogee : 471 km
- Inclination : 39.0 °
- Period of treatment : 89.7 minutes
Flight Description
STS-73 landing
See also
- Space shuttle
- Chronology of manned space flight
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 STS-57 (English) . Encyclopedia Astronautica (1997–2016). The appeal date is September 4, 2016.
- ↑ (4) - the number in parentheses indicates the number of flights performed by a member of the crew, including this
Links
- NASA Page (Eng.)
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