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STS-67: Space Shuttle Endeavour

Endeavour's STS-67 mission, March 2, 1995 to March 18, 1995. Preserved in the spacearchive.ai collection.

OrbiterEndeavour
LaunchedMarch 2, 1995
LandedMarch 18, 1995
Records in archive5

Mission Overview

STS-67 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Endeavour. It launched on March 2, 1995 and returned on March 18, 1995.

The spacearchive.ai STS-67 collection brings together 5 records from the mission, including highlights reels, and launch coverage.

Together they preserve the primary-source record of the mission as it was captured at the time, for research and historical study.

STS-67 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.

5Records
5Video
0Audio
2Transcribed
40%Transcribed & indexed

All records in this collection

AST-00511Video · 1995-03-02

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00512Video · Mar 1995 (est.)

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00665Highlights Reel · 1995-03-02

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00666Video · Mar 1995 (est.)

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00667Launch Coverage · 1995-03-02

Launch coverage for Endeavour, T-minus 9 minutes to T-minus 5 minutes hold, includes a planned hold due to a flash evaporator heater issue. Liftoff occurs at 1:37 AM, followed by a successful roll maneuver and solid rocket booster separation at 2 minutes. Main engine cutoff is confirmed at approximately 8.5 minutes, with external tank separation shortly thereafter, marking a smooth ascent into orbit.

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Notable Spoken History

Much of the STS-67 collection has been transcribed and speaker-labeled. Timestamped transcript excerpts will be featured here. Full transcripts are available through research access.

Official Sources

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