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  C. Gordon Fullerton
  
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  John-David F. Bartoe
  
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  Karl Gordon Henize
  
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  Loren Acton
  
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  Roy D. Bridges Jr.
  
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  Story Musgrave
  

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1985-08-06T00:00:00Z

landing Edwards Air Force Base

1985-07-29T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A

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Frameless

51F-34-025 - STS-51F - Plasma Diagnostics Package (PDP) drifts in space

51F-040-000 - STS-51F

Coca Cola can designed for STS-51-F

Coca Cola can designed for STS-51-F (cropped)

Gordon Fullerton, STS-51F mission commander, seen here with a Coca-Cola can

Karl Henize, STS-51F mission specialist, creates frothy, fizzing Pepsi soda balls during the Carbonated Beverage Dispenser Evaluation on board the space shuttle Challenger

Karl Henize, STS-51F mission specialist, drinks from a Pepsi can on the mid-deck of space shuttle Challenger

Photographic documentation showing STS-51F crew activities. Views include: Mission Specialist (MS) F. Story Musgrave with liquid drop in front of him.

Photographic documentation showing STS-51F crew activities. View of ball of liquid floating.

STS-51F payload specialist Loren Acton evaluates a Pepsi space soda

STS-51F (15021931378)

STS-51-F Mission Specialist (MS) Karl G. Henize creating a circular drop from a container.

STS-51-F crew posing at preflight press conference

Spacelab 2 mission

Sts51F flight insignia

Sts-51-f-patch

The STS-51-F crew poses together

The STS-51-F crew poses together

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive entry@				Wikidata
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
major	landing Edwards Air Force Base	1985			Wikidata
major	rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A	1985			Wikidata
person	Anthony W. England				Wikidata
person	C. Gordon Fullerton				Wikidata
person	John-David F. Bartoe				Wikidata
person	Karl Gordon Henize				Wikidata
person	Loren Acton				Wikidata
person	Roy D. Bridges Jr.				Wikidata
person	Story Musgrave				Wikidata
image	51F-34-025 - STS-51F - Plasma Diagnostics Package (PDP) drifts in space				Wikimedia
image	51F-040-000 - STS-51F				Wikimedia
image	Coca Cola can designed for STS-51-F	1986			Wikimedia
image	Coca Cola can designed for STS-51-F (cropped)	1986			Wikimedia
image	Gordon Fullerton, STS-51F mission commander, seen here with a Coca-Cola can				Wikimedia
image	Karl Henize, STS-51F mission specialist, creates frothy, fizzing Pepsi soda balls during the Carbonated Beverage Dispenser Evaluation on board the space shuttle Challenger				Wikimedia
image	Karl Henize, STS-51F mission specialist, drinks from a Pepsi can on the mid-deck of space shuttle Challenger				Wikimedia
image	Photographic documentation showing STS-51F crew activities. Views include: Mission Specialist (MS) F. Story Musgrave with liquid drop in front of him.				Wikimedia
image	Photographic documentation showing STS-51F crew activities. View of ball of liquid floating.				Wikimedia
image	STS-51F payload specialist Loren Acton evaluates a Pepsi space soda				Wikimedia
image	STS-51F (15021931378)	1985			Wikimedia
image	STS-51-F Mission Specialist (MS) Karl G. Henize creating a circular drop from a container.				Wikimedia
image	STS-51-F crew posing at preflight press conference	1985			Wikimedia
image	Spacelab 2 mission	1981			Wikimedia
image	Sts51F flight insignia	1985			Wikimedia
image	Sts-51-f-patch	1985			Wikimedia
image	The STS-51-F crew poses together	1985			Wikimedia
image	The STS-51-F crew poses together	1985			Wikimedia