STS-41-G

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STS-41-G was the 13th flight of NASA's Space Shuttle program and the sixth flight of Space Shuttle Challenger. Challenger launched on October 5, 1984, and conducted the second shuttle landing at Kennedy Space Center on October 13, 1984. It was the first shuttle mission to carry a crew of seven, including the first crew with two women, the first American Extravehicular activity (EVA) involving a woman (Sullivan), the first Australian-born person to journey into space as well as the first astronaut with a beard and the first Canadian astronaut.

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    Astronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC).Astronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC).
    Astronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC).Astronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC).
    Marc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41G (Original)Marc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41G (Original)
    Marc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41GMarc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41G
    Preparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crewPreparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew
    Preparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 2Preparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 2
    Preparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 3Preparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 3
    Payload Specialist Scully-Power in full flight suit with helmet (5134456669)Payload Specialist Scully-Power in full flight suit with helmet (5134456669)
    STS-41-G crewSTS-41-G crew
    STS-41-G Crew (20071769039)STS-41-G Crew (20071769039)
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      commonsimageAstronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Commons
      commonsimageAstronauts Sally K. Ride (right) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, two of three mission specialists, synchronize their watches prior to ingressing the Space Shuttle Challenger on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Commons
      commonsimageMarc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41G (Original) Commons
      commonsimageMarc Garneau 1984 portrait for STS-41G Commons
      commonsimagePreparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew Commons
      commonsimagePreparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 2 Commons
      commonsimagePreparations for Underwater EVA training for the STS 41-G crew 3 Commons
      commonsimagePayload Specialist Scully-Power in full flight suit with helmet (5134456669) Commons
      commonsimageSTS-41-G crew Commons
      commonsimageSTS-41-G Crew (20071769039) Commons
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