STS-62

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STS-62 was a 1994 Space Shuttle Columbia mission focused on microgravity research and materials science experiments in low Earth orbit.

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STS-62 canonical 4
Space Shuttle Columbia STS-62 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Space Shuttle mission
commander John H. Casper
country United States
crewMember Andrew M. Allen
Charles D. Gemar
John H. Casper
Marsha S. Ivins
Pierre J. Thuot
crewSize 5
followedBy STS-59
inclination approximately 39 degrees
landingDate 1994-03-18
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
launchDate 1994-03-04
launchLocation Kennedy Space Center
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchYear 1994
missionDuration 13 days
approximately 13 days 23 hours
missionNumber 62
missionObjective conduct materials processing experiments in space
conduct microgravity science experiments in orbit
missionSpecialist Charles D. Gemar
Marsha S. Ivins
Pierre J. Thuot
missionType materials science research mission
microgravity research mission
operator NASA
orbiter Columbia
orbitRegime low Earth orbit
orbitType low Earth orbit
payloadType materials processing experiments
microgravity experiment payloads
pilot Andrew M. Allen
precededBy STS-60
primaryFocus materials science experiments
microgravity research
program Space Shuttle program
researchField fluid physics
life sciences
materials science
technology experiments
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraft Space Shuttle Columbia
spacecraftName Columbia
spacecraftSerialNumber OV-102
spacecraftType Space Shuttle orbiter
spaceShuttleProgramMissionNumber 16th flight of Columbia

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STS-60 followedBy STS-62
STS-59 precededBy STS-62
Pierre J. Thuot spaceShuttleFlight Space Shuttle Columbia STS-62
linked to: STS-62