[net.columbia] Shuttle History Wanted

eric@altos86.UUCP (06/24/83)

Can someone mail to me, post to the net, or point me to the following
information for each manned shuttle mission to date?

	- Full names of all crew members
	- Which shuttle was used
	- Launch date and time
	- Total elapsed time of the mission
	- Number of revolutions (orbits)
	- Landing site
	- A brief description of the main events of the mission

Information would be greatly appreciated. Also, does anyone have any
information on the National Space Institute, the organization that
is sponsoring the Dial-a-Shuttle number? Is it an organization
worth joining?
			Eric Smith

rjnoe@ihlts.UUCP (07/01/83)

Can someone fill in the details I am missing on the manned
shuttle missions?  Mail or posting here will be appreciated.

Manned free flight (ALT) tests in OV-101 Enterprise:
           Time     Separation                            Test
  Date     m:ss      Altitude      Crew                   Objectives

08/12/77   5:21      24100 ft     Haise, Fullerton       separation test
09/13/77   5:28      26000 ft     Engle, Truly           flight control
09/23/77   5:34      24700 ft     Haise, Fullerton       test autoland
10/12/77   2:34      22400 ft     Engle, Truly           no tail fairing
10/26/77   2:02      19900 ft     Haise, Fullerton       15000 ft. runway



STS  Launched   Duration  Rev.  OV#  Crew (CDR, PLT, MS, ...)

 1   04/12/81   54:20:52   36   102  John W. Young, Robert L. Crippen
 2   11/12/81   54:13:??   36   102  Joe H. Engle, Richard H. Truly
 3   03/22/82  193:??:??  128?  102  Jack R. Lousma, Charles G. Fullerton
 4   06/27/82  168:??:??  112?  102  Thomas K. Mattingly, Henry W. Hartsfield
 5   11/11/82  122:14:25   81   102  Vance D. Brand, Robert F. Overmyer,
                                     William B. Lenoir, Joseph P. Allen
 6   04/04/83  120:24:32   80   099  Paul J. Weitz, Karol J. Bobko,
    @13:30 EST                       F. Story Musgrave, Donald H. Peterson
 7   06/18/83  146:24:20   98   099  Robert L. Crippen, Frederick H. Hauck,
    @06:33 EST                       John M. Fabian, Sally K. Ride,
                                     Norman E. Thagard

Notes:
STS-1   Landed Rogers Lake bed at Edwards AFB (EAFB).
STS-2   Successful RMS test.  Shortened from 83 rev (124 hr) mission
        because of fuel cell failure.  Landed EAFB again.
STS-3   Landed Northrup strip at White Sands NM one day late due to
        high winds there; EAFB was too wet.
STS-4   Final test flight.  SRBs lost in Atlantic.  First landing on
        concrete runway (#22 EAFB).
STS-5   EVA scrubbed due to EMU failure.  Launched SBS, Canada Telesat
        (Anik-C) satellites.
STS-6   First flight of Challenger.  TDRS-A deployed but IUS failed.
        First U.S. EVA in 9 years (Musgrave & Peterson, 04/07/83).
STS-7   Launched Canada Telesat (Anik) and Indonesian (Palapa) satellites.
        Deployment, formation, and retrieval of SPAS-01.  KSC landing
        cancelled because of fog; landed EAFB #22.


If any of this is incorrect, PLEASE don't hesitate to correct me.

	Roger Noe		...ihnp4!ihlts!rjnoe