STS-74

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STS-74 was a 1995 NASA Space Shuttle mission that carried Atlantis to the Russian Mir space station to deliver supplies and a docking module as part of early Shuttle–Mir cooperation.

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STS-74 canonical 11
STS-74 crew 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
callsign Atlantis
cargo Shuttle–Mir Docking Module
Solar arrays and supplies for Mir
commander Kenneth D. Cameron
cooperationProgram Shuttle–Mir program
country United States
crewNationality Canada
United States
crewSize 5
destination Mir space station
dockingModule Shuttle–Mir Docking Module
dockingModuleOrigin Russia
dockingTarget Mir
followedBy STS-72
internationalCooperation United States–Canada space cooperation
United States–Russia space cooperation
landingDate 1995-11-20
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
launchDate 1995-11-12
launchMass ~115,000 kg
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Atlantis
missionDuration 8 days 4 hours 31 minutes
missionNumber 74
missionSpecialist Chris A. Hadfield
linked to: Chris Hadfield

Jerry L. Ross
William S. McArthur Jr.
missionType Docking mission
Logistics resupply mission
Shuttle–Mir docking
notableFeature Second Space Shuttle docking with Mir
operator NASA
orbitApogee ~394 km
orbitInclination 51.6 degrees
orbitingBody Earth
orbitPerigee ~377 km
orbitsCompleted 129
pilot James D. Halsell
precededBy STS-73
primaryObjective Deliver Russian-built docking module to Mir
Deliver supplies and equipment to Mir
Dock with the Mir space station
program Space Shuttle program
spacecraft Space Shuttle Atlantis
spacecraftSerial OV-104
spaceShuttle Atlantis
year 1995

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