STS-29

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STS-29 was a 1989 NASA Space Shuttle Discovery mission that deployed a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite and conducted various scientific experiments in low Earth orbit.

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STS-29 canonical 6
STS-29R (cancelled)? 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
callsign Discovery
commander Michael L. Coats
conductedExperiment Air Force experiments
Chromosome and plant growth experiments
Infrared imaging experiments of Earth
Protein crystal growth experiments
Space Station Heat Pipe Advanced Radiator Element (SHARE)
Space tissue loss experiments
country United States
crewActivity Earth observations
Medical experiments
Technology demonstrations
crewSize 5
deployed TDRS-D communications satellite
followedBy STS-30
landingDate 1989-03-18
landingSite Edwards Air Force Base
Edwards Air Force Base Runway 22
launchDate 1989-03-13
launchSite Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Discovery
launchYear 1989
missionDuration 4 days 23 hours 39 minutes
missionDurationDays 4.99
missionSpecialist James F. Buchli
James P. Bagian
Robert C. Springer
missionType Communications satellite deployment
Space science mission
notableFeature Conducted multiple scientific and technological experiments in low Earth orbit
Deployed a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit
operator NASA
orbitApogee 304 kilometers
orbitInclination 28.45 degrees
orbitPerigee 296 kilometers
orbitRegime Low Earth orbit
orbitsCompleted 80
payloadMass 12230 kilograms
pilot John E. Blaha
precededBy STS-29 was preceded in flight sequence by STS-30
linked to: STS-30

STS-29R (cancelled)?
linked to: STS-29
primaryPayload TDRS-D
Tracking and Data Relay Satellite-4
program Space Shuttle program
spacecraft Space Shuttle Discovery
spacecraftSerial OV-103

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STS-27 followedBy STS-29
STS-30 precededBy STS-29
John E. Blaha spaceMission STS-29
STS-29 precededBy STS-29R (cancelled)?
linked to: STS-29
John Blaha spaceMission STS-29