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STS-121A
Part of ISS
Venturestar/ISS
Venturestar docks to ISS, 1994 Concept. Lockheed-Martin's "Aeroballistic Rocket" spaceplane -- now called Venturestar -- docks with the Space Station. This 1994 illustration shows what the "Alpha" International Space Station would look like, without Russian modules.
Credit: NASA via Marcus Lindroos
Cancelled after Columbia disaster; would have flown ISS Assembly mission ISS-9A.1, delivering the SPP with 4 Solar Arrays to the station.
AKA: ISS-9A.1. Launched: Mid-2004. Number crew: 3 .
Flight delayed after the Columbia disaster. No crew had been named at the time of the loss of Columbia. STS-121 was to have flown ISS Assembly mission ISS-9A.1, delivering the SPP with 4 Solar Arrays to the station. It would probably have returned ISS EO-9 crew (Padalka, Fincke, Kononenko) to earth and delivered the EO-10 crew (Chiao, John Phillips and Sharipov) to the station.
People:
Phillips,
Chiao,
Sharipov.
Spacecraft:
Space Shuttle.
Mid-2004 - .
- STS-121 (cancelled) - .
Crew: Chiao,
Phillips,
Sharipov.
Nation: USA.
Related Persons: Chiao,
Phillips,
Sharipov.
Agency: NASA.
Program: ISS.
Flight: STS-121A.
Spacecraft Bus: Shuttle.
Spacecraft: Discovery.
Flight delayed after the Columbia disaster. No crew had been named at the time of the loss of Columbia. STS-121 was to have flown ISS Assembly mission ISS-9A.1, delivering the SPP with 4 Solar Arrays to the station, and have carried out a crew rotation..
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