STS-67

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STS-67 was a 1995 NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour mission focused on ultraviolet astronomy as part of the Astro-2 observatory program.

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STS-67 canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Astro-2 mission
NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
AstroSeriesNumber Astro-2
commander Stephen S. Oswald
crewSize 7
distanceTraveled 10.9 million kilometers
6.8 million miles
followedBy STS-71
landingDate 1995-03-18
landingSite Edwards Air Force Base
launchCountry United States
launchDate 1995-03-02
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Endeavour
missionDuration 13 hours
15 days
17 minutes
38 seconds
missionFocus study of active galactic nuclei
study of hot stars
study of interstellar medium
ultraviolet observations of astronomical objects
missionNumber 68
missionPatchShape circular
missionSpecialist John M. Grunsfeld
Tamara E. Jernigan
Wendy B. Lawrence
operator NASA
orbitApogee 363 km
orbiterVehicle OV-105
orbitInclination 28.45 degrees
orbitPerigee 349 km
orbitsCompleted 262
partOf Astro observatory program
payload Astro-2
Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope
Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope
Wisconsin Ultraviolet Photo-Polarimeter Experiment
payloadSpecialist Ronald A. Parise
Samuel T. Durrance
pilot William G. Gregory
precededBy STS-63
primaryMissionType ultraviolet astronomy
program Space Shuttle program
reusedOrbiter Endeavour
spacecraft Space Shuttle Endeavour
year 1995

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STS-63 followedBy STS-67
John M. Grunsfeld participatedIn STS-67
subject linked to: John
John M. Grunsfeld missionSpecialistOn STS-67
subject linked to: John
STS-67 missionNumber STS-67
subject linked to: Space Shuttle mission STS-67
STS-67 abbreviation STS-67
subject linked to: Space Shuttle mission STS-67