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The Mission

		Orbiter: Discovery Mission: STS-114 Launch: July 26 @ 10:39 a.m. EDT (1439 GMT) Site: Pad 39B, Kennedy Space Center, Florida Landing: Aug. 9 @ 8:11 a.m. EDT (1211 GMT) Site: Shuttle Landing Facility, KSC Mission video Pre-flight video Master Flight Plan Mission Status Center NASA TV Schedule Mission Quick-Look Mission Keyboard Chart Mission Preview Report Launch Windows Countdown Timeline Launch Events Timeline STS-114 Trajectory Entry & Landing Timeline Key Personnel List STS-114 Story Index

The Crew

		A seven-person crew, led by veteran shuttle commander Eileen Collins, will fly aboard Discovery for the shuttle return to flight mission. Crew Quick-Look CDR: Eileen Collins PLT: James Kelly MS 1: Soichi Noguchi MS 2: Stephen Robinson MS 3: Andrew Thomas MS 4: Wendy Lawrence MS 5: Charles Camarda Spacewalk Statistics Current Demographics Projected Demographics Astronaut Fatalities

The Vehicle

		As America's third reusable space shuttle to fly, Discovery has successfully completed 30 missions since 1984. STS-114 Hardware Shuttle Flight History Launch/Landing Chart Human Space Missions

STS-107 Archive

		Our comprehensive coverage of the Columbia disaster and its aftermath has been archived. STS-107 Directory

Quick-Look Mission Facts and Figures
COMPILED BY WILLIAM HARWOOD
Updated: Aug. 3, 2005

The following chart is intended to serve as the front side of a convenient one-page "mission at a glance" data sheet. The back side can be found here. The PDF versions of both pages are formatted to print on a single page.

To make a one-page, front-and-back copy, download and print both pdf files. Run the front side through a copier and then reload the copy in the copier's paper tray "upside down." Put the second pdf copy on the copier and print. You should end up with a nifty one-page front-and-back mission "cheat sheet."

Download a PDF version of the quick-look data sheet.

Changes and additions:
- Dec. 19: Posting initial version of flight plan
- April 5: Posting updated version
- April 20: Updating to reflect 5/22 launch target
- April 24: Adding ISS-11 crew; current ages
- May 10: Updated version to reflect July launch date
- June 17: Updating launch and landing times
- July 7: Minor tweaks - July 7: Updating launch time; mission duration
- July 21: Updating to reflect 7/26 launch target
- July 22: Updating launch time
- July 25: Updating launch time
- Aug. 3: Updating landing time

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