| Registration number |
1994-059A / 23251 |
| Time and date of launch (UT) |
22h.22m.55s. September 09, 1994 |
| Launch site |
Cape Canaveral, LC 39-B |
| Launch vehicle |
Shuttle |
| Payload mass (kg) |
9260 |
| Orbital parameters: |
| - inclination (degrees) |
57.0 |
| - period (minutes) |
|
| - perigee (km) |
225 |
| - apogee (km) |
225 |
| Time and date of landing (wheel stop, UT) |
21h.13m.54s. September 20, 1994 |
| - rollout time (sec.) |
63 |
| Place of landing |
Runway 4, Edwards Air Force Base, CA |
| Duration |
10d.22h.50m.59s. |
| Number of revolutions around Earth |
176 |
| Summary |
19th fly of space shuttle "Discovery". Distant LASER investigations of the Earth resources. Astronomical satellite SPARTAN-201 was in autonomous fly about 40 hours. Experiments with cosmic SAFER.
|
| Date |
Time (UT) |
Spaceship's revo- lution number |
Station's revo- lution number |
Explanation |
|
Sep 09, 1994
|
22:22:55
|
1
|
|
Lift-off Shuttle, mission
"STS-64"
(crew:
Richards,
Hammond,
Linenger,
Helms,
Meade,
Lee
).
|
|
Sep 13, 1994
|
06:30:38
|
|
Mir:48979
|
Beginning of the 2nd [of 2] PE-16 EVA (
Malenchenko,
Musabayev
); station
"Mir"
.
|
|
Sep 13, 1994
|
12:32
|
|
Mir:48983
|
Ending of EVA (
Malenchenko,
Musabayev
), duration 6:01; station
"Mir"
.
|
|
Sep 16, 1994
|
14:42
|
108
|
|
Beginning of EVA (
Lee,
Meade
); mission
"STS-64"
.
|
|
Sep 16, 1994
|
21:33
|
112
|
|
Ending of EVA (
Lee,
Meade
), duration 6:51; mission
"STS-64"
.
|
|
Sep 20, 1994
|
20:17:01
|
176
|
|
Deorbit burn of Shuttle, mission
"STS-64"
(crew:
Richards,
Hammond,
Linenger,
Helms,
Meade,
Lee
).
|
|
Sep 20, 1994
|
21:13:54
|
177
|
|
Landing of Shuttle, mission
"STS-64"
(crew:
Richards,
Hammond,
Linenger,
Helms,
Meade,
Lee
).
|