STS-89

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STS-89 was a NASA Space Shuttle mission to the Russian Mir space station that conducted crew transfer and scientific research as part of the Shuttle–Mir program.

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STS-89 canonical 6
Space Shuttle mission STS-89 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spaceflight
Shuttle–Mir mission
Space Shuttle mission
conducted microgravity experiments
scientific research
technology experiments
cooperationWith Russian Space Agency
linked to: Roscosmos
countryOfOperator United States
crewSize 7
crewTransferFrom Mir
crewTransferTo Mir
crewTransport astronauts
destination Mir
dockedWith Mir
followedBy STS-90
inclination 51.6 degrees
isPartOfSeries Mir docking missions
launchCountry United States
launchPad Launch Complex 39A
launchSite Kennedy Space Center
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Endeavour
missionNumber 89
missionRoleInProgram support International Space Station precursor activities
missionType crew transfer
microgravity research
space station logistics
objective deliver supplies to Mir
exchange long-duration crew on Mir
return experiments from Mir
operator NASA
orbiter Endeavour
orbitType Low Earth orbit
linked to: low Earth orbit
partOf NASA–Russian space cooperation
U.S.–Russian Shuttle–Mir collaboration
precededBy STS-87
program Shuttle–Mir program
Space Shuttle program
researchArea Earth observation
life sciences
materials science
technology demonstration
spaceAgency NASA
spacecraft Space Shuttle Endeavour
spaceStationProgramContext Mir program
spaceStationVisited Mir
usesLaunchSystem Space Transportation System
vehicleType reusable crewed spacecraft mission
visitedSpaceStation Mir space station

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STS-90 precededBy STS-89
Andrew Thomas participatedIn Space Shuttle mission STS-89
linked to: STS-89
David Wolf spaceMission STS-89
STS-87 followedBy STS-89