41C

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41C is the NASA mission designation for Space Shuttle mission STS-41C, which deployed and repaired satellites in low Earth orbit in 1984.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
commander Robert L. Crippen
country United States
crewSize 5
deployedSatellite LDEF
evaAstronaut George D. Nelson
James D. van Hoften
evaPerformed true
evaPurpose Repair Solar Maximum Mission satellite
landingDate 1984-04-13
landingSite Edwards AFB Runway 17
Edwards Air Force Base
launchDate 1984-04-06
launchSite KSC LC-39A
Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchYear 1984
missionDuration 7 days
7 days 0 hours 8 minutes
missionNumberInProgram 11
missionObjective Demonstrate on-orbit satellite servicing
Deploy Long Duration Exposure Facility
Rendezvous with and repair Solar Maximum Mission satellite
missionSpecialist George D. Nelson
James D. van Hoften
Terry J. Hart
missionType satellite deployment and repair
nasaMissionDesignation 41C
nextMission STS-41-D
notable First on-orbit repair of a satellite by Space Shuttle crew
numberOfEVAs 2
operator NASA
orbitApogee 498 km
orbiter Challenger
linked to: Challenger (OV-099)
orbitInclination 28.5 degrees
orbitPerigee 486 km
orbitRegime low Earth orbit
pilot Francis R. Scobee
previousMission STS-41-B
linked to: STS-41B
primaryPayload LDEF
Long Duration Exposure Facility
program STS 41 missions sequence
satelliteDeployed Long Duration Exposure Facility
satelliteServiced Solar Maximum Mission
SolarMax
shuttleProgram Space Shuttle program
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraft Space Shuttle Challenger

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