STS-32

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STS-32 was a NASA Space Shuttle mission flown by Columbia in January 1990 that deployed a communications satellite and retrieved the Long Duration Exposure Facility from orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
abbreviation STS-32
callsign Columbia
commander Daniel C. Brandenstein
country United States
crewMember Bonnie J. Dunbar
Daniel C. Brandenstein
G. David Low
James D. Wetherbee
Marsha S. Ivins
crewSize 5
deployed Leasat 5
Syncom IV-F5
landingDate 1990-01-20
landingRunway Runway 22
landingSite Edwards Air Force Base
launchDate 1990-01-09
launchMass 117,700 kilograms
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Columbia
missionDuration 10 days 0 hours 38 minutes
missionNumber 32
missionObjective Conduct materials science experiments
Conduct microgravity experiments
Deploy Syncom IV-F5 communications satellite
Retrieve Long Duration Exposure Facility
missionPatchShape circular
missionSpecialist Bonnie J. Dunbar
G. David Low
Marsha S. Ivins
nextMission STS-31
operator NASA
orbitApogee 301 kilometers
orbitInclination 28.45 degrees
orbitPerigee 296 kilometers
orbitPeriod 90.4 minutes
pilot James D. Wetherbee
previousMission STS-33
primaryPayload Long Duration Exposure Facility
Syncom IV-F5
program Space Shuttle program
recoveredPayload Long Duration Exposure Facility
retrieved Long Duration Exposure Facility
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraft OV-102
Space Shuttle Columbia
yearOfFlight 1990

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