STS-90

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STS-90 was a 1998 Space Shuttle Columbia mission focused on neuroscience research as part of NASA’s Neurolab program.

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STS-90 canonical 14
Space Shuttle mission STS-90 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight ⓘ
Neurolab mission ⓘ
Space Shuttle mission ⓘ
crewMember Dafydd Rhys Williams ⓘ
James A. Pawelczyk ⓘ
Jay C. Buckey Jr. ⓘ
Kathryn P. Hire ⓘ
Richard A. Searfoss NERFINISHED ⓘ
Richard M. Linnehan ⓘ
Scott D. Altman ⓘ
crewSize 7 ⓘ
focus adaptation of the brain and nervous system to spaceflight ⓘ
effects of microgravity on the nervous system ⓘ
followedBy STS-91 ⓘ
internationalParticipation Canadian Space Agency ⓘ
European Space Agency ⓘ
Japanese space agencies ⓘ
landingDate 1998-05-03 ⓘ
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility ⓘ
launchDate 1998-04-17 ⓘ
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B ⓘ
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Columbia ⓘ
missionCommander Richard A. Searfoss NERFINISHED ⓘ
missionDuration 15 days ⓘ
21 hours ⓘ
50 minutes ⓘ
58 seconds ⓘ
missionName Neurolab ⓘ
missionNumber 90 ⓘ
operator NASA ⓘ
orbitApogee 272 kilometers ⓘ
orbiter Columbia ⓘ
orbitInclination 39.0 degrees ⓘ
orbitPerigee 248 kilometers ⓘ
orbitsCompleted 256 ⓘ
partOfProgram Neurolab program ⓘ
linked to: Neurolab
payload Neurolab Spacelab module ⓘ
pilot Scott D. Altman ⓘ
precededBy STS-89 ⓘ
primaryObjective Neurolab investigations of the nervous system in microgravity ⓘ
neuroscience research ⓘ
program Space Shuttle program ⓘ
researchField behavioral science ⓘ
cellular neuroscience ⓘ
developmental biology ⓘ
human physiology ⓘ
neurobiology ⓘ
neuroscience ⓘ
space medicine ⓘ
spacecraft OV-102 Columbia ⓘ
spaceShuttle Space Shuttle Columbia ⓘ
sponsor NASA ⓘ
usedLaboratory Spacelab module ⓘ

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