STS 63: Post flight presentation

Details STS 63: Post flight presentation STS 63: Post flight presentation

Feb 1995

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(Videotape) National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

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Earth Orbital Rendezvous, Extravehicular Activity, Mir Space Station, Night Flights (Aircraft), Payload Deployment & Retrieval System, Space Shuttle Missions, Space Shuttle Payloads, Space Shuttles, Space Transportation System, Spaceborne Experiments, Astronauts, Combustion, Cosmonauts, Environmental Monitoring, Protein Crystal Growth, Solid Surfaces, Ultraviolet Telescopes, Vegetation Growth, Video Tapes

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At a post flight conference, Captain Jim Wetherbee, of STS Flight 63, introduces each of the other members of the STS 63 crew (Eileen Collins, Pilot; Dr. Bernard Harris, Payload Commander; Dr. Michael Foale, Mission Specialist from England; Dr. Janice Voss, Mission Specialist; and Colonel Vladimir Titor, Mission Specialist from Russia), gave a short autobiography of each member and a brief description of their assignment during this mission. A film was shown that included the preflight suit-up, a view of the launch site, the actual night launch, a tour of the Space Shuttle and several of the experiment areas, several views of earth and the MIR Space Station and cosmonauts, the MlR-Space Shuttle rendezvous, the deployment of the Spartan Ultraviolet Telescope, Foale and Harris's EVA and space walk, the retrieval of Spartan, and the night entry home, including the landing. Several spaceborne experiments were introduced: the radiation monitoring experiment, environment monitoring experiment, solid surface combustion experiment, and protein crystal growth and plant growth experiments. This conference ended with still, color pictures, taken by the astronauts during the entire STS 63 flight, being shown.

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