STS-121

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Freebase entry^@

Discovery – Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B – Lisa Nowak – Mark Kelly – Michael E. Fossum – Piers Sellers – Space Shuttle program – Stephanie Wilson – Steven Lindsey – STS-114 – STS-115 – Thomas Reiter –

2006-07-06T00:00:00Z

docking and berthing of spacecraft International Space Station 2006

2006-07-17T00:00:00Z

landing Launch and Landing Facility 2006

2006-07-04T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B 2006

2005-10-14T00:00:00Z

2005

2005-05-23T00:00:00Z

2005

2005-05-10T00:00:00Z

2005

2005-12-05T00:00:00Z

2005

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AirForce2

Atlantis lifted off orbiter transporter in VAB prior to STS-121 (KSC-05PD-1653)

Atlantis lifted off orbiter transporter in VAB prior to STS-121 (KSC-05PD-1654)

Crew arrives at Kennedy

Fuel cell removed from Space Shuttle Discovery in the Orbiter Processing Facility

LMC STS-127

MELFI

Minus Eighty Degree Laboratory Freezer into Leonardo

Nasa crack

STS 121 PRESENTATION BY ASTRONAUT PIERS SELLERS

STS 121 crew 04

STS-121 Walkout-4-7-6

STS-121 crew

STS-121 patch

Space Shuttle Discovery rests on Launch Pad 39B

• NASA STS-121 press kit (Wikimedia)
• Next on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: Space Shuttle Discovery roared into space and successfully completed a 12-day Return to Flight mission after more than two years of safety modifications. (Wikimedia)
• Now on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: It Takes Two. An important, second test on Space Shuttle Discovery's External Tank. Then, ET-121 attaches to its Solid Rocket Boosters and prepares to fly with Discovery. (Wikimedia)
• The astronaut crew set to fly the Space Shuttle Atlantis into space on mission STS-121 late this summer is already in the final stages of preparing for flight. (Wikimedia)
• You're watching NASA Direct. Next on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: Getting ready - Orbiter Discovery gets ready for NASA's 18th International Space Station flight. Close behind - Atlantis is also preparing for flight at Kennedy Space Center. (Wikimedia)

Type	Date	Description	Source

link		Freebase entry^@	Wikidata
major	2006	docking and berthing of spacecraft International Space Station	Wikidata
major	2006	landing Launch and Landing Facility	Wikidata
major	2006	rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B	Wikidata
person		Lisa Nowak	Wikidata
person		Mark Kelly	Wikidata
person		Michael E. Fossum	Wikidata
person		Piers Sellers	Wikidata
person		Stephanie Wilson	Wikidata
person		Steven Lindsey	Wikidata
person		Thomas Reiter	Wikidata
document		NASA STS-121 press kit	Wikimedia
image		AirForce2	Wikimedia
image		Atlantis lifted off orbiter transporter in VAB prior to STS-121 (KSC-05PD-1653)	Wikimedia
image	2005	Atlantis lifted off orbiter transporter in VAB prior to STS-121 (KSC-05PD-1654)	Wikimedia
image		Crew arrives at Kennedy	Wikimedia
image	2006	Fuel cell removed from Space Shuttle Discovery in the Orbiter Processing Facility	Wikimedia
image	2006	Fuel cell removed from Space Shuttle Discovery in the Orbiter Processing Facility	Wikimedia
image		LMC STS-127	Wikimedia
image	2003	MELFI	Wikimedia
image	2005	Minus Eighty Degree Laboratory Freezer into Leonardo	Wikimedia
image		Nasa crack	Wikimedia
image		STS 121 PRESENTATION BY ASTRONAUT PIERS SELLERS	Wikimedia
image		STS 121 PRESENTATION BY ASTRONAUT PIERS SELLERS	Wikimedia
image		STS 121 PRESENTATION BY ASTRONAUT PIERS SELLERS	Wikimedia
image		STS 121 PRESENTATION BY ASTRONAUT PIERS SELLERS	Wikimedia
image	2005	STS 121 crew 04	Wikimedia
image		STS-121 Walkout-4-7-6	Wikimedia
image		STS-121 crew	Wikimedia
image	2005	STS-121 patch	Wikimedia
image		Space Shuttle Discovery rests on Launch Pad 39B	Wikimedia
video	2005	Next on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: Space Shuttle Discovery roared into space and successfully completed a 12-day Return to Flight mission after more than two years of safety modifications.	Wikimedia
video	2005	Now on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: It Takes Two. An important, second test on Space Shuttle Discovery's External Tank. Then, ET-121 attaches to its Solid Rocket Boosters and prepares to fly with Discovery.	Wikimedia
video	2005	The astronaut crew set to fly the Space Shuttle Atlantis into space on mission STS-121 late this summer is already in the final stages of preparing for flight.	Wikimedia
video	2005	You're watching NASA Direct. Next on the NASA Space Shuttle Status Report: Getting ready - Orbiter Discovery gets ready for NASA's 18th International Space Station flight. Close behind - Atlantis is also preparing for flight at Kennedy Space Center.	Wikimedia

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