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STS-112
Canadarm2 takes the S1 truss out of the payload bay of Atlantis, prior to its installation on the ISS
Canadarm2 takes the S1 truss out of the payload bay of Atlantis, prior to its installation on the ISS
(L-R): Sandra H. Magnus, David A. Wolf, Pamela A. Melroy, Jeffrey S. Ashby, Piers J. Sellers and Fyodor YurchikhinSpace Shuttle program← STS-111STS-11
(L-R): Sandra H. Magnus, David A. Wolf, Pamela A. Melroy, Jeffrey S. Ashby, Piers J. Sellers and Fyodor YurchikhinSpace Shuttle program← STS-111STS-113 →
The S1 Radiator panels being manufactured at the Michoud Assembly Facility
The S1 Radiator panels being manufactured at the Michoud Assembly Facility
Illustration of the International Space Station after STS-112.
Illustration of the International Space Station after STS-112.
Columbia prior to launch. The circled area on the external tank (ET) is the left bipod foam ramp, and the circled area on the orbiter is the location
Columbia prior to launch. The circled area on the external tank (ET) is the left bipod foam ramp, and the circled area on the orbiter is the location that was damaged.
Close-up of the left bipod foam ramp that broke off and damaged the orbiter wing
Close-up of the left bipod foam ramp that broke off and damaged the orbiter wing
The crew of STS-107. From left to right: Brown, Husband, Clark, Chawla, Anderson, McCool, Ramon.
The crew of STS-107. From left to right: Brown, Husband, Clark, Chawla, Anderson, McCool, Ramon.
STS-107 crew posing for a group photo in space
STS-107 crew posing for a group photo in space