Space Shuttle Columbia - 1997 - live crew interview

Live interview with the crew of Space Shuttle Columbia, 4th of july 1997 - CNN Q&A
Mission name: STS-94
Space shuttle: Columbia
Launch pad: 39-A
Launch date: 1 July 1997, 2:02:02 pm EDT
Landing: 17 July 1997, 6:47:29 am EDT, KSC, Runway 33
Mission duration: 15 days, 16 hours, 45 minutes, 29 seconds
Orbital altitude: 184 statute miles
Orbital inclination: 28.45 degrees
Distance traveled: 6.2 million miles
Commander:
James D. Halsell
Fourth spaceflight
Pilot:
Susan L. Still
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Payload Commander:
Janice E. Voss
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Mission Specialist 2:
Michael L. Gernhardt
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Mission Specialist 3:
Donald A. Thomas
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Payload Specialist 1:
Roger Crouch
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Payload Specialist 2:
Greg Linteris
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STS-94 was flown by the same crew that flew STS-83
Mass:
Orbiter Landing with payload: 117,802 kilograms (259,710 lb)
MSL-1 Spacelab Module: 10,169 kilograms (22,420 lb)
Perigee: 296 kilometres (184 mi)
Apogee: 300 kilometres (190 mi)
Inclination: 28.5°
Period: 90.5 min