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STS-116
Discovery's Canadarm hands the P5 truss segment to Canadarm2, prior to its installation on the ISS.
Discovery's Canadarm hands the P5 truss segment to Canadarm2, prior to its installation on the ISS.
Back (L-R): Curbeam, Patrick, Williams, Fuglesang Front (L-R): Oefelein, Higginbotham, PolanskySpace Shuttle program← STS-115STS-117 →
Back (L-R): Curbeam, Patrick, Williams, Fuglesang Front (L-R): Oefelein, Higginbotham, PolanskySpace Shuttle program← STS-115STS-117 →
A photograph of the International Space Station after STS-116 with the new P5 truss segment
A photograph of the International Space Station after STS-116 with the new P5 truss segment
In the Space Station Processing Facility, an overhead crane moves the P5 truss for mission STS-116 to the payload transfer container.
In the Space Station Processing Facility, an overhead crane moves the P5 truss for mission STS-116 to the payload transfer container.
STS-117
Reilly (left) and Olivas (center) during EVA 3, preparing the folded P6 truss for its relocation
Reilly (left) and Olivas (center) during EVA 3, preparing the folded P6 truss for its relocation
(left to right) Anderson, Reilly, Swanson, Sturckow, Archambault, Forrester and Olivas.Space Shuttle program← STS-116STS-118 →
(left to right) Anderson, Reilly, Swanson, Sturckow, Archambault, Forrester and Olivas.Space Shuttle program← STS-116STS-118 →
Mission poster
Mission poster
Post STS-117 station configuration with the newly installed S3/S4 truss segment.
Post STS-117 station configuration with the newly installed S3/S4 truss segment.