STS-70 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Discovery. It launched on July 13, 1995 and returned on July 22, 1995.
The spacearchive.ai STS-70 collection brings together 8 records from the mission, including mission commentary, and highlights reels.
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 activities from the STS-70 mission, highlighting a live television event with astronauts Nancy Curry, Don Thomas, and Mary Ellen Weber discussing their experiences aboard Discovery. Notably, they address the delay caused by woodpeckers damaging the external tank and share insights about their daily routines, including exercise and meal preferences. The crew also reflects on the significance of their mission, particularly in relation to the legacy of the Challenger disaster.
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KSC - STS-70 Launch Footage - View of Overall Vehicle during Ignition and Liftoff, Track to View Overall Launch, Track of ORB ET
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