STS-66

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STS-66 was a 1994 Space Shuttle Atlantis mission focused on studying Earth's atmosphere and climate using the ATLAS-3 payload and related experiments.

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instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
ATLASMissionNumber 3
carriedInstrument ATLAS-3 atmospheric instruments
CRISTA (Cryogenic Infrared Spectrometers and Telescopes for the Atmosphere)
MAHRSI (Middle Atmosphere High Resolution Spectrograph Investigation)
SOLCON (Solar Constant experiment)
SSBUV (Shuttle Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet experiment)
SUSIM (Solar Ultraviolet Spectral Irradiance Monitor)
commander Donald R. McMonagle
country United States
crewMember Curtis L. Brown Jr.
Donald R. McMonagle
Ellen Ochoa
Jean-François Clervoy
Joseph R. Tanner
Scott E. Parazynski
crewSize 6
followedBy STS-63
landingDate 1994-11-14
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
launchDate 1994-11-03
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
missionDuration 10 days
22 hours
34 minutes
missionNumber 66
missionSpecialist Ellen Ochoa
Jean-François Clervoy
Joseph R. Tanner
Scott E. Parazynski
notable last flight of the ATLAS atmospheric research payload series
objective collect data for climate change research
investigate ozone layer chemistry
measure atmospheric trace gases
study Earth’s atmosphere
study Earth’s climate
operator NASA
orbitApogee 309 km
orbitInclination 57.0 degrees
orbitPerigee 296 km
orbitPeriod 90.4 minutes
payload Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science-3
CRISTA-SPAS-2
pilot Curtis L. Brown Jr.
precededBy STS-68
primaryPayload ATLAS-3
program Space Shuttle program
spacecraft Space Shuttle Atlantis
spacecraftSerialNumber OV-104

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