STS-40

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STS-40 was a 1991 NASA Space Shuttle Columbia mission notable for conducting Spacelab Life Sciences-1, the first dedicated U.S. microgravity life sciences laboratory flight.

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STS-40 canonical 4
Space Shuttle mission STS-40 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
abbreviation SLS-1
callsign Columbia
commander Bryan D. O'Connor
country United States
crewMember Bryan D. O'Connor
F. Drew Gaffney
James P. Bagian
M. Rhea Seddon
linked to: Rhea Seddon

Millie Hughes-Fulford
Sidney M. Gutierrez
Tamara E. Jernigan
crewSize 7
experimentType cardiovascular research
developmental biology research
immune system research
musculoskeletal research
neurovestibular research
radiation biology research
focus human physiology in space
microgravity life sciences
followedBy STS-41
landingDate 1991-06-14
landingRunway Runway 22
landingSite Edwards Air Force Base
launchDate 1991-06-05
launchPad LC-39B
launchSite Kennedy Space Center
missionDuration 193 hours 14 minutes
8 days 1 hour 14 minutes
missionNumber 40
missionSpecialist James P. Bagian
M. Rhea Seddon
linked to: Rhea Seddon

Tamara E. Jernigan
notableFor first Spacelab Life Sciences mission
first dedicated U.S. microgravity life sciences laboratory flight
operator NASA
orbitApogee 306 kilometers
orbitInclination 39.0 degrees
orbitPerigee 296 kilometers
orbitPeriod 90.3 minutes
orbitsCompleted 146
payloadBayModule Spacelab module
payloadSpecialist F. Drew Gaffney
Millie Hughes-Fulford
pilot Sidney M. Gutierrez
precededBy STS-39
primaryPayload Spacelab Life Sciences-1
program Space Shuttle program
spaceShuttle OV-102
Space Shuttle Columbia
year 1991

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STS-43 previousMission STS-40
Rhea Seddon notableWork Space Shuttle mission STS-40
linked to: STS-40
Rhea Seddon mission STS-40