STS-68 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Endeavour. It launched on September 30, 1994 and returned on October 11, 1994.
The spacearchive.ai STS-68 collection brings together 4 records from the mission.
The collection preserves the footage, audio, and spoken word of the mission in one place, available for research and citation.
A working snapshot of what the collection holds today. The public catalog shows descriptive metadata; full media and transcripts are available through research access.
All records in this collection
This recording captures the abort sequence of the STS-68 launch attempt, occurring at T minus 0 when the solid rocket boosters failed to ignite. The onboard computers successfully halted the launch sequence due to an exceeded temperature threshold on main engine number three. Key personnel, including Commander Mike Baker and Pilot Terry Wilcock, are heard coordinating the crew's egress from Endeavour, which included six astronauts exiting the vehicle following the aborted launch.
This recording documents the STS-68 launch attempt at T minus 0, where the solid rocket boosters failed to ignite. The onboard computers effectively halted the launch sequence due to an exceeded temperature threshold on main engine number three. Key personnel, including Commander Mike Baker and Pilot Terry Wilcock, are heard coordinating the crew's egress, with Peter Weissoff being the first astronaut to exit Endeavour, followed by Dan Birch.
Descriptive summary pending processing.
Descriptive summary pending processing.
Primary references for STS-68. spacearchive.ai is an independent archive and is not affiliated with NASA.
Request access to full media and timestamped transcripts, or ask our team to help you locate a specific moment from this mission.