STS-128

STS-128

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English: STS-128 is a space shuttle mission by NASA using the Space Shuttle Discovery, that was launched on August 29, 2009.

NASA galleries for STS-128:

• Media archive link archive copy at the Wayback Machine
• NASA Spaceflight link archive copy at the Wayback Machine

Crew

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  Official crew portrait
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  Official mission poster
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  Astrovan pre-flight photo

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  Commander Rick Sturckow
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  Pilot Kevin Ford
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  Patrick G. Forrester
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  Jose Hernandez
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  Christer Fuglesang
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  John D. Olivas
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  Nicole Stott

Before Launch

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Launch

• Launch video
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In Orbit

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  Moon
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  Discovery approaches ISS
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  RPM image of Discovery
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  Nicole Stott in the Kibo laboratory
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  Destiny laboratory
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  Christer Fuglesang with crew quarters
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  Robert Thirsk, Kevin Ford Canadarm2
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  Group Picture
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  Group Picture
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  Group Meal
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  Leonardo placed back
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  Kevin Ford in the Destiny laboratory
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  The ISS after separation
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  The ISS after separation
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  Discovery after separation
• In orbit around ISS September 8, 2009

First Spacewalk

• First STS-128 Spacewalk
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  Nicole Stott
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  Danny Olivas and Nicole Stott
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  Danny Olivas
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  Danny Olivas
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  Nicole Stott
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  Nicole Stott

Second Spacewalk

• Second STS-128 Spacewalk
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  John "Danny" Olivas
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  Christer Fuglesang with two ammonia tanks
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  Olivas and mirrored Fuglesang
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  John "Danny" Olivas
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  John "Danny" Olivas
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  Christer Fuglesang

Third Spacewalk

• Third STS-128 Spacewalk
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  John "Danny" Olivas
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  Christer Fuglesang
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  Olivas and mirrored Fuglesang
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  Christer Fuglesang
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  Olivas and mirrored Fuglesang
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  Christer Fuglesang and Danny Olivas

Landing

• Friday, September 11, 2009, 08:53 p.m. EDT - Landing Site: Edwards Air Force Base, California
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Return to KSC

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  Mate-DeMate Device
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Others

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  MCC Space Station Flight Control Room (FCR-1 prior Blue FCR)
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  MCC Space Shuttle Flight Control Room (White FCR)
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  Crew Return Ceremony