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successful 7th shuttle mission featuring

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America's first model in space first

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food pictures of the show flying on

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orbit and the launcher to commercial

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satellites Challenger is ready to fly

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again STS eight will include a night

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launch and landing with liftoff

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scheduled for august 30 mission 8 will

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again use a five-member team of

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astronauts with Richard truly of Fayette

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Mississippi as commander truly was pilot

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of STS to a test flight of mortgages

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Columbia in November 1981 as the volanth

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I think it's going to be a spectacular

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view but as far as procedures there they

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really don't change with the night

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launch the landing is different however

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during Brandon staying on

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of flight test with a number of other

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people in developing and night lighting

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scheme and we will have it in place at

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all the late insights both in being

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Edwards and in Norfolk 40 year old Dan

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brandenstein will serve as pilot on sts

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eight he described the photo

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documentation for the flight well we're

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taking quite a bit of a film along to

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take pictures and as in previous flights

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we take a lot of pictures of both the

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ocean and the earth a night launch

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drives us to a in the southern

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hemisphere where in daylight essentially

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hemisphere winter dark so we'll be

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seeing parts of South America and

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Australia that haven't been seen by

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previous crews and the both the

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oceanographers are interested in the

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ocean around these areas and geologists

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are interested in some of the land

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mission specialist David garden Iowa we

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lose the remote manipulator

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Frank cast article will explain one

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purpose of this simulated satellite the

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shape of it is supposed to simulate a

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payroll that's coming along on sds 13

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called the ram duration exposure

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facility lvf that they wrote is so large

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that the crew is going to be unable to

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see from the a flight back the attached

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points where the LDF attaches to the

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orbiter solera task is never going to be

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to attempt to unbirth it out of the

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payload bay berthoud back in the payload

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bay with those visual restrictions

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similar to that whether flight mission

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specialist guy and blueford of

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philadelphia pennsylvania will be the

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first black American to fly in space

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he's primarily responsible for the

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deployment of a commercial satellite

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called incense once that is Indian

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satellite it's a communication satellite

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that's going to be used by the Indian

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government to broadcast communications

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throughout the Indian Peninsula it's

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also then be used as a weather satellite

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to map the Indian Peninsula with

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reference to weather and also be able to

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relay that information to remote areas

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of India we inform is a mission

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specialist and medical doctor who will

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be coming on research into the effect of

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weightlessness on astronauts and the

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sickness that sometimes elevated cars

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adjustment well just a large JK what are

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you doing is an in-flight investigation

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that would be very similar to what

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someone would get here on earth if you

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went into a specialists office and said

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that darn I get dizzy can you tell me

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why I have simply translated these

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ordinary clinical investigations that

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are done into hardware that the

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measurements can be made in

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weightlessness so that we can

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characterize what's going on space

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shuttle 8 and night launch and a night