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Q834673

human spaceflight

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human spaceflight, STS-36, Discovery, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Space Shuttle program, STS-41, Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B, low Earth orbit, United States of America, 

Sts-31 crew.jpg,
1990 s31 IMAX view of HST release.jpg

1990-04-29T00:00:00Z
landing Edwards Air Force Base
1990-04-24T00:00:00Z
rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
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1990 s31 HST closeout1990 s31 HST closeout
Artist concept of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) after STS-31 deploymentArtist concept of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) after STS-31 deployment
Charles F. Bolden, Jr., in his T-38 preparing for STS-31Charles F. Bolden, Jr., in his T-38 preparing for STS-31
Closeup of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31Closeup of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31
Discovery was rolled out to Launch Pad 39-B on March 15-16 for final launch preparationsDiscovery was rolled out to Launch Pad 39-B on March 15-16 for final launch preparations
Hubble and Shuttle exhibit in Venice, Italy, in September 2010Hubble and Shuttle exhibit in Venice, Italy, in September 2010
Long view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space CenterLong view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space Center
Long view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space CenterLong view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space Center
S31-72-088 - STS-031 - Close-up views of HST after deploymentS31-72-088 - STS-031 - Close-up views of HST after deployment
STS-31 Discovery, OV-103, is hidden in low-lying clouds after KSC liftoffSTS-31 Discovery, OV-103, is hidden in low-lying clouds after KSC liftoff
STS-31 MS McCandless and MS Sullivan during JSC WETF underwater simulationSTS-31 MS McCandless and MS Sullivan during JSC WETF underwater simulation
STS-31 MS McCandless, in EMU, during JSC WETF underwater simulationSTS-31 MS McCandless, in EMU, during JSC WETF underwater simulation
STS-31 MS Sullivan exits airlock mockup during JSC WETF underwater simulationSTS-31 MS Sullivan exits airlock mockup during JSC WETF underwater simulation
STS-31 Mission Specialists Steven A. Hawley (left) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39BSTS-31 Mission Specialists Steven A. Hawley (left) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39B
STS-31 Mission Specialist Steven A. Hawley stands near the emergency exit system at the 194-foot level of Launch Pad 39BSTS-31 Mission Specialist Steven A. Hawley stands near the emergency exit system at the 194-foot level of Launch Pad 39B
STS-31 Pilot Charles F. Bolden, left, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39BSTS-31 Pilot Charles F. Bolden, left, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39B
STS-31 crewmembers pose for informal portrait after T-30 briefing at JSCSTS-31 crewmembers pose for informal portrait after T-30 briefing at JSC
STS-31 crew portraitSTS-31 crew portrait
Sts31 flight insigniaSts31 flight insignia
Sts-31-patchSts-31-patch
The orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.The orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.
The orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.The orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.
The solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory`s deployment on STS-31.The solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory's deployment on STS-31.
The solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory`s deployment on STS-31.The solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory's deployment on STS-31.
The space shuttle Discovery lifts off from Launch Pad 39-BThe space shuttle Discovery lifts off from Launch Pad 39-B
TypeDescriptionDateKeywordsNotesSource
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majorlanding Edwards Air Force Base1990Wikidata
majorrocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B1990Wikidata
personBruce McCandless IIWikidata
personCharles BoldenWikidata
personKathryn D. SullivanWikidata
personLoren ShriverWikidata
personSteven HawleyWikidata
image1990 s31 HST closeout1990Wikimedia
imageArtist concept of the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) after STS-31 deployment1988Wikimedia
imageCharles F. Bolden, Jr., in his T-38 preparing for STS-311990Wikimedia
imageCloseup of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-311990Wikimedia
imageDiscovery was rolled out to Launch Pad 39-B on March 15-16 for final launch preparations1990Wikimedia
imageHubble and Shuttle exhibit in Venice, Italy, in September 2010Wikimedia
imageLong view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space Center1990Wikimedia
imageLong view of the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery during launch of STS-31 from Kennedy Space Center1990Wikimedia
imageS31-72-088 - STS-031 - Close-up views of HST after deploymentWikimedia
imageSTS-31 Discovery, OV-103, is hidden in low-lying clouds after KSC liftoff1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 MS McCandless and MS Sullivan during JSC WETF underwater simulation1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 MS McCandless, in EMU, during JSC WETF underwater simulation1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 MS Sullivan exits airlock mockup during JSC WETF underwater simulation1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 Mission Specialists Steven A. Hawley (left) and Kathryn D. Sullivan, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39B1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 Mission Specialist Steven A. Hawley stands near the emergency exit system at the 194-foot level of Launch Pad 39B1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 Pilot Charles F. Bolden, left, and Commander Loren J. Shriver prepare to enter the orbiter Discovery from the 195-foot level at Launch Pad 39B1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 crewmembers pose for informal portrait after T-30 briefing at JSC1990Wikimedia
imageSTS-31 crew portrait1990Wikimedia
imageSts31 flight insignia1989Wikimedia
imageSts-31-patchWikimedia
imageThe orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.1990Wikimedia
imageThe orbiter Discovery is unveiled as rollback of the Rotating Service Structure begins during final prelaunch preparations at Launch Pad 39B on April 9.1990Wikimedia
imageThe solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory's deployment on STS-31.1990Wikimedia
imageThe solar arrays of the Hubble Space Telescope are unfurled during the observatory's deployment on STS-31.1990Wikimedia
imageThe space shuttle Discovery lifts off from Launch Pad 39-B1990Wikimedia
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