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STS-46: Space Shuttle Atlantis

Atlantis's STS-46 mission, July 31, 1992 to August 8, 1992. Preserved in the spacearchive.ai collection.

OrbiterAtlantis
LaunchedJuly 31, 1992
LandedAugust 8, 1992
Records in archive3

Mission Overview

STS-46 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Atlantis. It launched on July 31, 1992 and returned on August 8, 1992.

The spacearchive.ai STS-46 collection brings together 3 records from the mission, including mission commentary, and highlights reels.

The collection preserves the footage, audio, and spoken word of the mission in one place, available for research and citation.

STS-46 in the Archive

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3Records
3Video
0Audio
1Transcribed
33%Transcribed & indexed

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AST-00280Mission Commentary · Jul 1992 (est.)

This recording captures the STS-46 mission's preparations for the deployment of the European retrievable carrier, Eureka, which was delayed by 24 hours due to data handling system issues. At approximately 9:23 PM, mission specialist Claude Nicolier was scheduled to unbirth Eureka after the robotic arm was powered up. The recording also highlights the involvement of the first Italian astronaut, Franco Malerba, and the first Swiss astronaut, Claude Nicolier, emphasizing the international collaboration in this mission.

AST-00281Highlights Reel · 1992-07-31

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00282Video · Jul 1992 (est.)

Descriptive summary pending processing.

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Notable Spoken History

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