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STS-111: Space Shuttle Endeavour

Endeavour's STS-111 mission, June 5, 2002 to June 19, 2002. Preserved in the spacearchive.ai collection.

OrbiterEndeavour
LaunchedJune 5, 2002
LandedJune 19, 2002
Records in archive4

Mission Overview

STS-111 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Endeavour. It launched on June 5, 2002 and returned on June 19, 2002.

The spacearchive.ai STS-111 collection brings together 4 records from the mission, including highlights reels.

These records document the mission in the words and images of the people who flew and supported it.

STS-111 in the Archive

A working snapshot of what the collection holds today. The public catalog shows descriptive metadata; full media and transcripts are available through research access.

4Records
4Video
0Audio
3Transcribed
75%Transcribed & indexed

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AST-00080Highlights Reel · 2002-06-05

This highlights reel captures the launch of Endeavour, with liftoff occurring at 5:23 PM Eastern Time. Key moments include the successful solid rocket booster separation at 1 minute and 40 seconds into the flight and the call for main engine start at T minus 20 seconds. The recording also features Commander Ken Cockrell's acknowledgment of the throttle up call and the crew's preparations for docking with the International Space Station, including the first contact with the pressurized mating adapter scheduled for 11:17 AM Central Time the following day.

AST-00081Highlights Reel · 2002-06-05

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AST-00082Highlights Reel · 2002-06-05

This highlights reel captures the third and final reboost of the International Space Station, which began approximately 30 minutes prior and raised the station's altitude by nearly four statute miles. The recording features the successful installation of a new wrist roll joint on the Canadarm2 during a spacewalk, with astronauts Franklin Chang Diaz and Philippe Perrin coordinating closely with intra-vehicular officer Paul Lockhart. Notably, at 3:11 PM Central Time, the MPLM Leonardo was securely latched back into Endeavour's payload bay, completing its third delivery of supplies to the ISS.

AST-00083Highlights Reel · 2002-06-05

This highlights reel features the successful undocking of Endeavour from the International Space Station, marked by physical separation confirmed at 12 minutes into the recording. Notably, Commander Ken Cockrell reports a successful separation burn and expresses gratitude to the ground team for their support. The reel culminates in Endeavour's landing at Edwards Air Force Base at 12:58 PM Central Time, following a diversion from the Kennedy Space Center due to weather conditions.

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Notable Spoken History

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