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Mission "STS-41G"


BRIEFLY ABOUT MISSION
Registration number 1984-108A / 15353
Time and date of launch (UTC) 11h.03m.00s.   October 05, 1984
Launch site Cape Canaveral, LC 39-A
Launch vehicle Shuttle
Payload mass (kg) 10643
Orbital parameters:
   - inclination (degrees) 51.7
   - period (minutes) 92.0
   - perigee (km) 350
   - apogee (km) 390
Time and date of landing (wheel stop, UTC) 16h.27m.32s.   October 13, 1984
   - rollout time (sec.) 54
Place of landing Runway 33, Kennedy Space Center, FL
Duration 8d.05h.24m.32s.
Distance (km) 5.527 million
Number of revolutions around Earth 132
Summary 6th fly of "Challenger". Crew of 6 astronauts (including 2 women and Canadian). EVA of 2 astronauts (Sullivan and Leestma) for 3h.27m.



CREW
Ord.
num.
Status Main Backup Reserved
1 Cdr Crippen, Robert Laurel

2 Plt McBride, Jon Andrew

3 MS (w) Sullivan, Kathryn Dwyer

4 MS (w) Ride, Sally Kristen

5 MS Leestma, David Cornell

6 PS Garneau, Joseph Jean-Pierre Marc Thirsk, Robert Brent
7 PS Scully-Power, Paul Desmond Stevenson, Robert Everett
Call sign Challenger


TIMELINE
Date Time (UTC) Spaceship's revo-
lution number
Explanation
Oct 05, 1984 11:03:00 1 Lift-off Shuttle, mission "STS-41G"   (crew: Crippen,   McBride,   Sullivan,   Ride,   Leestma,   Garneau,   Scully-Power ).
Oct 11, 1984 15:38 100 Beginning of EVA ( Leestma,   Sullivan ); mission "STS-41G" .
Oct 11, 1984 19:05 102 Ending of EVA ( Leestma,   Sullivan ), duration 3:27; mission "STS-41G" .
Oct 13, 1984 15:30:00 132 Deorbit burn of Shuttle, mission "STS-41G"   (crew: Crippen,   McBride,   Sullivan,   Ride,   Leestma,   Garneau,   Scully-Power ).
Oct 13, 1984 16:27:32 133 Landing of Shuttle, mission "STS-41G"   (crew: Crippen,   McBride,   Sullivan,   Ride,   Leestma,   Garneau,   Scully-Power ).

Sources:
  Mission Control Center (TsUP) from 2007
  CBS News
  Spaceflight now
  Alexander Zheleznyakov
  journal "Novosti Kosmonavtiki" ("News of Cosmonautics") from 1993 till our time
  journal "Kosmonavtika, astronomiya" ("Cosmonautics, astronomy") 1983-1991 years
  book "Evolution of vehicle-creating and cosmonautics in the USSR" by Valentin P. Glushko, Moscow, 1987
  Jonathan's Space Report
  and many other people and editions
  


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