IML-1

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IML-1 (International Microgravity Laboratory-1) was a Spacelab mission focused on microgravity science experiments conducted aboard the Space Shuttle.

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IML-1 canonical 3

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instanceOf Space Shuttle mission ⓘ
Spacelab mission ⓘ
microgravity research mission ⓘ
abbreviation IML-1 ⓘ
carriedLaboratory pressurized Spacelab module ⓘ
commander Ronald J. Grabe ⓘ
countryInvolvement Canada ⓘ
European countries via ESA ⓘ
Germany ⓘ
Japan ⓘ
United States ⓘ
crewSize 7 ⓘ
focus behavior of materials and fluids in microgravity ⓘ
effects of microgravity on living organisms ⓘ
followedBy IML-2 ⓘ
fullName International Microgravity Laboratory-1 ⓘ
landingDate 1992-01-30 ⓘ
landingSite Edwards Air Force Base ⓘ
launchDate 1992-01-22 ⓘ
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A ⓘ
missionDuration about 8 days ⓘ
missionSpecialist David C. Hilmers ⓘ
Norman E. Thagard ⓘ
William F. Readdy ⓘ
nasaMissionDesignation STS-42 ⓘ
notableFeature first International Microgravity Laboratory mission ⓘ
operatedBy European Space Agency ⓘ
NASA ⓘ
National Space Development Agency of Japan ⓘ
orbitType low Earth orbit ⓘ
payloadSpecialist Roberta L. Bondar ⓘ
linked to: Roberta Bondar

Ulf D. Merbold ⓘ
pilot Stephen S. Oswald ⓘ
precededBy SLS-1 ⓘ
primaryObjective life sciences research in microgravity ⓘ
materials science research in microgravity ⓘ
microgravity science experiments ⓘ
program Spacelab program ⓘ
linked to: Spacelab missions
researchDiscipline fluid physics ⓘ
human physiology ⓘ
life sciences ⓘ
materials science ⓘ
space biology ⓘ
spaceAgencyCollaboration NASA–ESA–NASDA collaboration ⓘ
spacecraft Space Shuttle Discovery ⓘ
sponsoringAgency ESA ⓘ
NASA ⓘ
NASDA ⓘ
usedModule Spacelab module ⓘ

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STS-42 → abbreviation → IML-1 ⓘ
IML-1 → abbreviation → IML-1 ⓘ
IML-2 → predecessorMission → IML-1 ⓘ