STS-110 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Atlantis. It launched on April 8, 2002 and returned on April 19, 2002.
The spacearchive.ai STS-110 collection brings together 5 records from the mission, including highlights reels.
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This highlights reel captures the successful transfer of approximately 130 pounds of oxygen from Atlantis to the International Space Station, marking the first successful oxygen transfer between the shuttle and the station. The recording also features the crew's farewell moments before undocking at 1:30 PM Central Time, followed by a 90-minute flyaround of the ISS, showcasing the newly installed S0 truss structure. The crew includes Commander Mike Bloomfield and pilot Steve Frick, who later guide Atlantis for a landing at Kennedy Space Center.
This highlights reel features the second spacewalk of the mission, showcasing astronaut Jerry Ross completing his record-setting eighth spacewalk, while Lee Morin undertakes his first. The recording includes the installation of energy absorbers on the mobile transporter and the removal of drag links from the S0 truss structure. Notably, the mobile transporter begins its inaugural movement at approximately 1:22 PM Central Time, marking a significant milestone in the station's assembly.
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This highlights reel captures the opening of the shuttle hatch for crew transfer to the International Space Station, which took approximately 10 minutes for pressure equalization. It features Commander Mike Bloomfield and the crew greeting Expedition 4 members, including Commander Yuri Onofrienko, and the successful transfer of three spacesuits from Atlantis to the ISS. The S0 truss segment is also highlighted as it is maneuvered out of the payload bay by Ellen Ochoa and Dan Birch, marking a key step in the station's assembly.
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