STS-57

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STS-57 was a 1993 NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour mission that conducted microgravity experiments, retrieved the European EURECA satellite, and featured one of the early flights of the Spacehab module.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
apogee ~296 km
callsign Endeavour
carriedModule Spacehab-1
carriedPayload EURECA
commander Ronald J. Grabe
crewMember Brian Duffy
G. David Low
Janice E. Voss
Nancy J. Sherlock
linked to: Susan L. Still

Peter J. K. Wisoff
linked to: Peter J.K. Wisoff

Ronald J. Grabe
crewSize 6
evaCount 2
evaPerformed true
evaTotalDuration 9 hours 48 minutes
followedBy STS-51
inclination 28.45 degrees
landingDate 1993-07-01
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
launchDate 1993-06-21
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
missionDuration 9 days 23 hours 44 minutes
missionNumber Endeavour flight 4
Space Shuttle flight 56
linked to: STS-56
missionSpecialist G. David Low
Janice E. Voss
Nancy J. Sherlock
Peter J. K. Wisoff
linked to: Peter J.K. Wisoff
notableFeature early commercial microgravity research in Spacehab
first flight of Spacehab module on Endeavour
operator NASA
orbit Low Earth orbit
orbitsCompleted 155
payloadType microgravity experiments
perigee ~290 km
pilot Brian Duffy
precededBy STS-55
primaryObjective Spacehab module utilization
microgravity research
retrieval of EURECA satellite
program Space Shuttle program
retrieved EURECA free-flying platform
spacecraft Space Shuttle Endeavour
spacecraftSerial OV-105
usedModule Spacehab pressurized module
linked to: Spacehab-2

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Brian Duffy spaceMission STS-57
G. David Low spaceMission STS-57
STS-51 precededBy STS-57
STS-55 followedBy STS-57
STS-56 followedBy STS-57