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STS-91: Space Shuttle Discovery

Discovery's STS-91 mission, June 2, 1998 to June 12 1998. Preserved in the spacearchive.ai collection.

OrbiterDiscovery
LaunchedJune 2, 1998
LandedJune 12 1998
Records in archive2

Mission Overview

STS-91 was a Space Shuttle mission flown by Discovery. It launched on June 2, 1998 and returned on June 12 1998.

The spacearchive.ai STS-91 collection brings together 2 records from the mission, including mission commentary.

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STS-91 in the Archive

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2Records
2Video
0Audio
1Transcribed
50%Transcribed & indexed

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AST-00630Video · Jun 1998 (est.)

Descriptive summary pending processing.

AST-00712Mission Commentary · 1998-06-02

This recording captures the on-orbit activities of STS-91, highlighting the historic ninth and final docking of the Space Shuttle Discovery with the Russian Mir space station at 11:58 am. Notable crew members include Commander Charlie Precourt and Mission Specialist Valeri Ryuman, who reflect on their experiences and the significance of this mission. The crew also discusses the transfer of water and scientific experiments, marking a key moment in U.S.-Russian collaboration in space.

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Notable Spoken History

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