STS-65 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Columbia. It launched on July 8, 1994 and returned on July 23, 1994.
The spacearchive.ai STS-65 collection brings together 11 records from the mission, including mission commentary.
These records document the mission in the words and images of the people who flew and supported it.
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This recording features on-orbit commentary during STS-65, highlighting the Performance Assessment Workstation (PAWS) experiment, which examines astronauts' performance changes due to circadian rhythm shifts. Don Thomas discusses the Quasi Stendate Acceleration Measurement System (QSAMS) and its ability to measure minute accelerations in space. The crew also engages in a light-hearted exchange about personal items from Cleveland, showcasing their connection to Earth amidst their scientific endeavors.
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