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Crew:
David Walker [2], Commander
Ronald Grabe [2], Pilot
Norman Thagard [3], Mission Specialist
Mary Cleave [2], Mission Specialist
Mark Lee [1], Mission Specialist
Launch:
Pad: 39-B [5]
Date: 4 May 1989
Time: 18:46:59 UTC
Orbit:
Altitude: 184 nm
Inclination: 28.8 degrees
Orbits: 65
Duration: 3 days, 21 hours, 56 minutes, 27 seconds
Distance: 1,681,997 miles
Landing:
Location: Runway 22, Edwards Air Force Base, CA [22]
Date: 8 May 1989
Time: 16:43:26 UTC
Rollout: 1 minute, 4 seconds (3,138 meters, 10,295 feet)
Highlights:
Magellan
deployed for a radar mapping mission to Venus.
Archived NASA mission page for STS-30
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