| Flight | Payload/Experiment | Principal Investigator (PI) |
| 2 STS-2 | Office of Space and Terrestrial Applications (OSTA-1) | - Shuttle Imaging Radar (SIR-A) |
| Charles Elachi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory | - Shuttle Multispectral Infrared Radiometer (SMIRR) | |
| Alexander F. H. Goetz, JPL | - Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellite (MAPS) | |
| Henry Reichle, Jr., NASA Langley RC | - Features Identification and Location Experiment (FILE) | |
| Roger T. Schappel, Martin Marietta (Denver) | - Ocean Color Experiment (OCE) | |
| Hongsuk H. Kim, NASA Goddard SFC | Induced Environment Contamination Monitor (IECM) | |
| Edgar R. Miller, NASA Marshall SFC | Also flown on STS-3, 4, 9, and 51F | |
| Night/Day Optical Survey of Lightning (NOSL) Also flown on STS-4 & 6 | Dr. Bernard Vonnegut, S.U.N.Y. (Albany) | |
| Heflex Bioengineering Test (HBT) Also flown on STS-3 | Allan H. Brown, Univ. of Pennsylvania | |
| 3 STS-3 | Office of Space Science (OSS-1) | Various |
| - Contamination Monitor Package (CMP) | Jack Triolo, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| - Microabrasion Foil Experiment (MFE) | J.A.M. McDonnell, Univ. of Kent, England | |
| - Plant Lignification Experiment (PLE) | Joe Cowles, Univ. of Houston | |
| - Plasma Diagnostics Package (PDP) | Stanley Shawhan, Univ. of Iowa | |
| - Shuttle-Spacelab Induced Atmosphere Experiment (SSIA) | Jerry L. Weinberg, Univ. of Florida | |
| - Solar Flare X-ray Polarimeter Experiment (SFXP) | Robert Novick, Columbia University | |
| - Solar Ultraviolet Spectral Irradiance Monitor (SUSIM) | Guenter E. Brueckner, Naval Research Lab. | |
| - Thermal Canister Experiment (TCE) | Stanford Ollendorf, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| - Vehicle Charging and Potential Experiment (VCAP) | Peter M. Banks, Stanford University | |
| Electrophoresis Equipment Verification Test (EEVT) | Robert Snyder, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| Monodisperse Latex Reactor (MLR) Also flown on STS-4, 6, 7 & 41B | John W. Vanderhoff, Lehigh University | |
| Getaway Special Flight Verification Payload | James S. Barrowman, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| 4 STS-4 | DOD 82-1 | Department of Defense |
| - Cryogenic Infrared Radiance Instrument for Shuttle (CIRRIS) | Dave Burt, Utah State Univ., AFGL | |
| - Horizon Ultraviolet Program (HUP, AFGL-801A) | Robert Huffman, Air Force Geophysical Lab. | |
| - Autonomous Navigation and Altitude Ref. System (ANARS) | Sponsor - USAF Space Division | |
| - Shuttle Effects on Plasma in Space (SEPS) - 3 instruments: | Sponsor - Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) | |
| 1) Ion Neutral Mass Spectrometer - Rocco Narcissi, AFGL | 2) Pulsed Plasma Probe - E.P. Szuszewicz, NRL | 3) Temperature Controlled Surface - E.P. Szuszewicz, NRL |
| Sheath and Wake Charging (SWC) - 2 instruments: | Sponsor - Air Force Geophysical Laboratory | |
| 1) Electron Spectrometer - W. McMahon, AFGL | 2) Electron Sensor/Electric Field Probe - M. Smiddy, AFGL | |
| Continuous Flow Electrophoresis System (CFES) | D. Clifford, McDonnell Douglas {Also flown on STS-6, 7, 8, 41D, 51D & 61B} | |
| 7 STS-7 | SPAS-01 | Shuttle Pallet Satellite |
| Also flown on STS-41B with the new MAUS-1 & 2: DG- 200 & 315 | Slipcasting & Gas Bubbles in Glass Melts - Dr. Hermann Klien, DFVLR | |
| - Experimental Earth Yaw Sensor Package (YESP) | I.A. Menardi, ESTEC/ESA | |
| - Bonn Neutral Mass Spectrometer (BNMS) | Dr. Ulf von Zahn and E. Wolf, Univ. of Bonn | |
| - Solar Cell Calibration Experiment (SCCE) | Dr. E.G. Suppa, ESTEC/ESA | |
| - Heat Pipes Experiment (HP) | H. Koch, Dornier Systems | |
| - Modular Optoelectric Multispectral Scanner (MOMS) | Dr. J. Bodechtel, ZGF Munich | |
| - Friction Pressure Loss Experiment (FPL) | Dr. E. Muschelknautz, Tech. H.S., Stuttgart | |
| MAUS-1 Canister, DG-206 | Dr. P. Pant (Krupp) | |
| MAUS-2 Canister, DG-306 | Dr. A. Scharmann and Dr. D. Scwabe, Univ. of Giessen | |
| OSTA-2 | - MAUS-A Canister, DG-205 I | Dr. Guenther H. Otto, DFVLR |
| - MAUS-B Canister, DG-205 II | Dr. Guenther H. Otto, DFVLR | |
| - MAUS-C Canister, DG-315 | Dr. Hermann Klien, DFVLR Materials Experiment Assembly (MEA) | |
| - MEA-1, Containerless Processing of Glass - Forming Melts | Dr. Delbert Day, Univ. of Missouri - Rolla | |
| - MEA-2, Liquid Phase Miscibility Gap Materials | S.H. Gelles, S.H. Gelles Associates | |
| - MEA-3, Vapour growth of Alloy-type Semiconductor Crystals | Dr. Herbert Weidemeir, Rensselaer P. I. | |
| 9 STS-9 | Spacelab-1 (Long Module and Pallet) | (see Mission Report) |
| 10 STS-11/41-B | Acoustic Containerless Experiment System (ACES) | Sponsor - Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
| Isoelectric Focusing Experiment (IEF) Also flown on STS-26R | Prof. Milan Bier, Univ. of Arizona (Tucson) | |
| 11 STS-13/41-C | Long Duration Exposure Facility | (see Mission Report) |
| 12 STS-14/41-D | Office of Applications and Space Technology | (OAST-1) |
| - Solar Array Experiment (SAE) | L.E. Young, NASA Marshall SFC | |
| - Dynamic Augmentation Experiment (DAE) | L.E. Young, NASA Marshall SFC | |
| - Solar Cell Calibration Facility (SCCF) | R.G. Downing, Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| 13 STS-17/41-G | Earth Radiation Budget Satellite (ERBS) | Sponsor - NASA Langley RC |
| - Stratospheric and Aerosol Gas Experiment (SAGE II) | Dr. M. 'Pat' McCormick | |
| - Earth Radiation Budget Experiment (ERBE) | Dr. Bruce Barkstrom | |
| OSTA-3 | - Shuttle Imaging Radar (SIR-B) | Charles Elachi, Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
| - Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellite (MAPS) | Henry Reichle, Jr., NASA Langley RC | |
| - Features Identification and Location Experiment (FILE) | Roger T. Schappel, Martin Marietta (Denver) | |
| - Large Format Camera (LFC) | Bernard H. Mollberg, Johnson Space Center | |
| - Orbital Refuelling System (ORS) | Harold E. Benson, Johnson Space Center | |
| 14 STS-19/51-A | Diffusive Mixing of Organic Solids (DMOS) | Sponsor - 3M Company |
| 15 STS-20/51-C | Aggregation of Red Cells (ARC) Also flown on STS-26R | Dr. Leopold Dintenfass, Kanematsu Institute Dept. of Med. Research, Sydney, Australia |
| Storable Fluid Management Demonstration (SFMD) | Sponsor - DOD, NASA and Martin Marietta | |
| 16 STS-23/51-D | American Flight Echocardiograph (AFE) Also flown on STS-32R | Dr. Michael Bungo, Johnson Space Center |
| Phase Partitioning Experiment (PPE) Also flown on STS-51L & 26R | Dr. Donald E. Brooks, Oregon Health and Sciences Universty | |
| Protein Crystal Growth (PCG I) Also on STS-51F, 61B, 61C, 48, 66 | Dr. Charles Bugg, Univ. of Alabama | |
| 17 STS-24/51-B | Spacelab-3 (Long Module and MPESS) | (see Mission Report) |
| 18 STS-25/51-G | Proportional X-ray Counters (Spartan-101) | Dr. Gilbert Fritz, Naval Research Laboratory |
| Automated Directional Solidification Furnace (ADSF) Also on STS-26R | Dr. David Larson, Grumman Aerospace | |
| French Echocardiograph Experiment (FEE) | L. Poucelot, Univ. of Tours, France | |
| French Postural Experiment (FPE) | A. Berthoz, CNRS, Paris | |
| 19 STS-26/51-F | Spacelab-2 (Three Pallets and Igloo) | (see Mission Report) |
| Simultaneous Sounding Rocket Observation with Spacelab-2 | Davis/AS&E | - Black Brant V (Desig. 21.094 CS) launched Aug.3, 85 for solar measurements. Destroyed by RSO at White Sands |
| 20 STS-27/51-I | Physical Vapour Transport of Organic Solids (PVTOS) | Dr. Mark Debe, 3M Corporation |
| 21 STS-28/51-J | Biostack Middeck Experiment (BIOS) | S.L. Bonting, Univ. of Nijmegan, The Neth. |
| 22 STS-30/61-A | Spacelab-D1 (Long Module) (see Mission Report) | |
| 23 STS-31/61-B | EASE/ACCESS - Experimental Assembly of Structures in Extravehicular Activity | Dr. David Akin, M.I.T. |
| Assembly Concept for Construction of Erectable Space Structures | Walter L. Heard, Jr., NASA Langley | |
| Diffusive Mixing of Organic Solutions (DMOS-2) | Dr. Marc D. Radcliffe, 3M Corporation | |
| 24 STS-32/61-C | Materials Science Laboratory | (MSL-2) |
| - Electromagnetic Levitator (EML) | Dr. Merton C. Fleming, M.I.T. | |
| - Automated Directional Solidification Furnace (ADSF) | Dr. David L. Larson, Grumman Aerospace | |
| - Three Axis Acoustic Levitator (3AAL) | Dr. Taylor Wang, JPL and Dr. R.S. Subramanian, Clarkson University | |
| Initial Blood Storage Experiment (IBSE) | Charles M. Surgenor, Center for Blood Research, Boston, Massachusetts | |
| Comet Halley Active Monitoring Program (CHAMP) Also on 51L | S. Allan Stern (LASP), Univ. of Colorado and Dr. Stephen Mende, Lockheed Palo Alto | |
| 25 STS-33/51-L | Ultraviolet Spectrometers (Spartan-203/Halley) | Dr. Charles Barth (LASP), Univ. of Colorado |
| 26 STS-26R | Infrared Communications Flight Experiment (IRCFE) | Joseph Prather, JSC Eng. Directorate |
| Protein Crystal Growth (PCG II) | Dr. Charles Bugg, Univ. of Alabama | |
| Mesoscale Lightning Experiment (MLE-1) Also on STS-30R, 34 & 32R | Dr. Bernard Vonegut, SUNY, Albany, NY | |
| Earth Limb Radiance Experiment (ELRAD) | William Surette, Barnes Engineering | |
| Orbiter Experiments Autonomous Supporting Instrumentation (OASIS) | Sponsor - Air Force Space Division Also flown on STS-51C, 51J, 27R & 29R | |
| 28 STS-29R | Space Station Heat Pipe Advanced Radiator Element (SHARE) | Sponsor - Johnson Space Center and OAST Also flown on STS-43 (as SHARE-II) |
| Chromosome and Plant Cell Division in Space (CHROMEX) | Dr. Abraham D. Krikorian, SUNY, NY | Also flown on STS-41, STS-54, STS-51, STS-68, STS-63 & Dr. Mary Musgrave & Dr. Norman Lewis |
| Air Force Maui Optical Site Calibration Test (AMOS) | Sponsor - AFGL & AVCO Everett Res. Lab. | Also flown on STS-30R, 34, 32R, 31R, 41, 35, 37, 43, 48, 49, 46, 56, 57, 51, 61, 62, 65, 64, 63 Also on DOD flights 51J, 27R, 28R, 33R, 38, 44, 53 |
| Protein Crystal Growth (PCG III-1) | Dr. Charles Bugg, Univ. of Alabama | Also on STS-32R (III-2), STS-31R (III-3), STS-37 (II), STS-43 (III-2-II), STS-42 & STS-50 |
| 29 STS-30R | Floating Zone Crystal Growth and Purification (FEA-2) | Sponsor - Indium Corporation of America & utilizing the Fluids Experiments Apparatus (FEA) M. David Lind, Rockwell Science Center |
| Magellan Planetary Spacecraft | Sponsor - Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| - Radar Investigation Group | Gordon H. Pettengill, M.I.T. | |
| - Gravity Investigation Group | Michel Lefebvre, CNES, France and William L. Sjogren, Jet Propulsion Lab. | |
| 31 STS-34 | Galileo Planetary Spacecraft | Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
| Orbiter | - Solid State Imaging Camera | M. Belton, Nat. Optical Astro. Observatories |
| - Near Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (NIMS) | R. Carlson, JPL | |
| - Ultraviolet Spectrometer (UVS) | C. Hord, Univ. of Colorado | |
| - Photopolarimeter Radiometer (PPR) | J. Hanson, Goddard Inst. for Space Studies | |
| - Magnetometer | M. Kivelson, Univ. of California (UCLA) | |
| - Energetic Particles | D. Williams, Johns Hopkins App. Phys. Lab. | |
| - Plasma | L. Frank, Univ. of Iowa | |
| - Plasma Wave | D. Gurnett, Univ. of Iowa | |
| - Dust | E. Grun, Max Planck Institute | |
| - Radio Science- Celestial Mechanics | J. Anderson, JPL | |
| - Radio Science- Propagation | H.T. Howard, Stanford University | |
| Probe | - Atmospheric Structure | A, Seiff, NASA Ames SFC |
| - Neutral Mass Spectrometer | H. Neimann, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| - Helium Abundance | U. von Zahn, Bonn University, Germany | |
| - Nephalometer (clouds) | B. Ragent, NASA Ames SFC | |
| - Net Flux Radiometer | L. Sromovsky, Univ. of Wisconsin | |
| - Lightning/Energetic Particles | L. Lanzerotti, Bell Laboratories | |
| Growth Hormone Concentration and Distribution (GHCD) | Dr. Robert Bandurski, Michigan State Univ. | |
| Polymer Morphology (PM) | Dr. Debra L. Wilfong, 3M Company | |
| Sensor Technology Experiment (STEX) | Sponsor - SDIO | |
| Shuttle Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet Instrument (SSBUV) | Ernst Hilsenrath, Goddard SFC | Also flown on STS-41, STS-43, STS-45, STS-56, STS-62, STS-66 & STS-72 |
| 33 STS-32R | Interim Operational Contamination Monitor (IOCM) | Dr. Carl Maag, Air Force Space Division - Also flown on STS-51C, 28R & 44 |
| Characterization of Neurospora Circadian Rhythm (CNCR) | Dr. James Ferraro, Southern Illinois Univ. | |
| Microgravity Disturbances Experiment (FEA-3) | Dr. Don Thomas, Rockwell Science Center | |
| Latitude Longitude Location Experiment (L3) Also flown on STS-28R | Andy Saulietis, JSC for DOD | |
| 35 STS-31R | Hubble Space Telescope | (HST) |
| - Wide Field/Planetary Camera (WF/PC) | Dr. James Westphal, California Inst. of Tech. | |
| - Faint Object Spectrograph (FOS) | Dr. Richard Harms, Univ. of Calif., La Jolla | |
| - Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph (GHRS) | Dr. John C. Brandt, Goddard SFC | |
| - High Speed Photometer (HSP) | Dr. Robert Bless, University of Wisconsin | |
| - Astrometry (using Fine Guidance System) | Dr. William H. Jeffreys, University of Texas | |
| - Faint Object Camera (FOC) | Dr. F.D. Macchetto, ESA | |
| Investigations into Polymer Membrane Processing (IPMP) | Dr. Vince McGinness, Battelle Center for the Commercial Development of Space | Also flown on STS-41, 43, 48, 42, 45, 50, 57, 51 |
| Ascent Particle Monitor (APM) | Sponsor - Air Force Space Division | Also flown on STS-28R, 37, 39 |
| 36 STS-41 | Ulysses Solar Spacecraft | Sponsor - ESA |
| - Magnetic Fields | Dr. Andre Balogh, Imperial College, UK | |
| - Solar-wind Plasma | Dr. Samuel J. Bame, Los Alamos Nat. Lab. | |
| - Solar-wind Ion Composition Spectrometer (SWICS) | Dr. George Gloecker, Univ. of Maryland and Dr. Johannes Giess, Univ. of Bern, Switz. | |
| - Heliospheric Instrument for Spectra, Composition and Anisotrophy at Low Energies | Dr. Louis J. Lanzerotti, Bell Laboratories | |
| - Energetic Particle Composition and Neutral Gas | Dr. Erhardt Keppler, Max Planck, Germany | |
| - Cosmic and Solar Particle Investigation | Dr. John A. Simpson, Univ. of Chicago | |
| - Solar X-rays and Cosmic Gamma Rays | Dr. Kevin Hurley, Univ. of Calif, Berkeley and Dr. Michael Sommer, Max Planck Institute | |
| - Unified Radio and Plasma-wave Experiment | Dr. Robert G. Stove, NASA Goddard SFC | |
| - Cosmic Dust | Dr. Eberhard Gruen, Max Planck Institute | |
| - Coronal Sounding | Dr. Hans Volland, Univ. of Bonn, Germany | |
| - Gravitational Waves | Dr. Bruno Bertotti, Univ. of Pavia, Italy | |
| Interdisciplinary Studies using Data from the 11 Instruments: | - Directional Discontinuities | Dr. Joseph Lemaire, Inst. d'Aeronomie Spatiale de Belgique (Belgium) |
| - Mass Loss and Ion Composition | Dr. Giancarlo Noci, Institute di Astronomia, Italy | |
| Solid Surface Combustion Experiment (SSCE) | Dr. Robert A. Altenkirch, Mississippi State U. | Also flown on STS-40, STS-50, STS-43, STS-47, STS-54, STS-64, STS-63 |
| Physiological Systems Experiment (PSE) also on STS-52, 57 & 62 | Dr. Michael Cronin, Genentech, Inc. | |
| Voice Command System (VCS) | George Salazar, Johnson Space Center | |
| 38 STS-35 | ASTRO-1 | |
| - Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope (UIT) | Dr. Theodore P. Stecker, Goddard SFC | |
| - Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope (HUT) | Dr. Arthur F. Davidsen, Johns Hopkins Univ. | |
| - Wisconsin Ultraviolet Photo-Polarimeter Exper. (WUPPE) | Dr. Arthur D. Code, Univ. of Wisconsin | |
| - Broad Band X-Ray Telescope (BBXRT) | Dr. Peter J. Serlemitos, Goddard SFC | |
| 39 STS-37 | Extravehicular Activity Development Flight Experiment (EDFE) | Sponsor - Space Station Freedom Off., JSC |
| Bioserve ITA Materials Dispersion Apparatus (BIMDA) | Dr. Mervin Luttges, Bioserve Space Tech. | Also flown on STS-43 (BIMDA-2) |
| Gamma Ray Observatory (GRO) Compton Observatory | - Burst And Transient Source Experiment (BATSE) | Dr. Gerald Fishman, Marshall SFC |
| - Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment (OSSE) | Dr. James Kurfess, Naval Research Lab. | |
| - Imaging Compton Telescope (COMPTEL) | Dr. Volker Schoenfelder, Max Planck Inst. | |
| - Energetic Gamma Ray Experiment (EGRET) | Dr. Carl Fichtel, Goddard SFC | |
| 40 STS-39 | AFP-675 | (see Mission Report & STS-4) |
| Infrared Background Signature Survey/SPAS-II (IBSS/SPAS-II) | Sponsor - Strategic Defense Initiative Org. | |
| - Arizona Imagery/Spectrometer (AIS) | Sponsor - University of Arizona, N.M. | |
| Critical Ionization Velocity Experiment (CIV) Also flew on STS-45 | Geophysics Lab., Space Physics Div. Chemical Release Observation Experiment (CRO) | Air Force Space Technical Center, L.A. AFB |
| Space Test Program-1 (STP-1) | Sponsor - USAF | |
| - Ultraviolet Limb Imaging Experiment (UVLIM) | Dr. Robert Conway, NRL | |
| - Advanced Liquid Feed Experiment (ALFE) | Lt. Bruce Pham, Phillips Lab., Astron. Dir. | |
| - Spacecraft Kinetic Infrared Test (SKIRT) | Mark Ahmadjian, Phillips Lab, Geophys. Dir. | |
| - Data Systems Experiment (DSE) | Dan Dalton, Goddard SFC. | |
| - Ascent Particle Monitor (APM) see also STS-31R listing | Capt. Kelly Linden, USAF/SSD | |
| Multipurpose Experiment Canister (MPEC) carrying DOD Sat. | Sponsor - Space Systems Division | |
| 41 STS-40 | Spacelab Life Sciences-1 (Long Module) | (see Mission Report) |
| 42 STS-43 | Optical Communications Through the Shuttle Window (OCTW) | Sponsor - Johnson Space Center, Houston |
| Tank Pressure Control Experiment (TPCE) Also on STS-52 & 77 | M .D. Bentz (Boeing) for NASA Lewis RC. | |
| Space Acceleration Meas. Sys. (SAMS) on STS-50, 47, 52, 57, 63, 78 | Charles Baugher, NASA Marshall SFC (Exp) & Richard DeLombard, Lewis RC (Spacelabs) | |
| 43 STS-48 | Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite | (UARS) |
| - Cryogenic Limb Array Etalon Spectrometer (CLAES) | A. E. Roche, Lockheed, Palo Alto Res. Lab. | |
| - Improved Stratospheric and Mesospheric Sounder (ISAMS) | F. W. Taylor, Oxford University | |
| - Microwave Limb Sounder (MLS) | J. W. Waters, NASA JPL | |
| - Halogen Occultation Experiment (HALOE) | J. M. Russel, NASA Langley RC. | |
| - High Resolution Doppler Imager (HRDI) | P. B. Hays, University of Michigan | |
| - Wind Imaging Interferometer (WINDII) | G. G. Shepherd, York Univ., Toronto, CSA | |
| - Solar Ultraviolet Spectral Irradiance Monitor (SUSIM) | G. E. Brueckner, NRL. | |
| - Solar Stellar Irradiance Comparison Experiment (SOLSTICE) | G. J. Rottman, Univ. of Colorado, Boulder | |
| - Particle Environment Monitor (PEM) | J. D. Winningham, Southwest Res. Inst., TX | |
| - Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor (ACRIM-II) | Sponsor - NASA JPL | |
| Middeck O-Gravity Dynamics Experiment (MODE-1) | Prof. Edward F. Crawley, MIT Also flown on STS-40 (as MODE-0) & STS-62 (as MODE-RFL) | |
| Physiological and Anatomical Rodent Experiment (PARE) | Dr. Marc Tischler, College of Med., U of Ariz. Also flown on STS-54, STS-56, STS-70 (as NIH-R2), STS-72 (as NIH-R3) | |
| Cosmic Radiation Effects & Activation Monitor (CREAM) | Sponsor - SDIO Also flown on STS-44, STS-53, STS-56, STS-68, STS-63, STS-84 | |
| 44 STS-44 | Terra Scout | Capt. John Huth, US Army Intelligence Cntr. |
| M88-1 | (Military Man in Space Obser. - see Mission Rep.) Also STS-28R Sponsor - USAF Space Command & USAI. | |
| Visual Function Tester (VFT-1) also on STS-51J, 33, 36, 38 | Sponsor - USAF Space Systems Division Also flown on STS-27R, 28R, 36, 45 & 53 (as VFT-2, different model) | Dr. Lee Task & Dr. Mel O'Neal, W-P AFB Also on STS-59 (as VFT-4-1) & STS-70 (as VFT-4-2) |
| 45 STS-42 | International Microgravity Laboratory (IML-1) | (see Mission Report) |
| Gelation of Sols: Applied Microgravity Research (GOSAMR) | Dr. Bruce A. Nerad, 3M Company | |
| 46 STS-45 | Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science (ATLAS-1) | (see Mission Report) |
| Energetic Neutral Atom Precipitation (ENAP) uses ISO Inst. | B. Tinsley, Univ. of Texas, Dallas | |
| Critical Ion Velocity Experiment (CIV) used with SEPAC (see STS-39) | J. Burch, Southwest Research Institute | |
| Space Tissue Loss (STL-1) | Sponsor - Walter Reed Army Inst., Wash DC & Dr. George Kearney, WRAIR | Also flown on STS-53 (STL-2), STS-56 (STL-3), STS-59 (as STL-A/B), STS-63 (as STL/NIH-C3), STS-69 (as STL/NIH-C4), STS-70 (as STL-A/NIH-C5), STS-72 (as STL-A-5) |
| Interactive NASA Space Physics Ionosphere Radio Exp. (INSPIRE) | Sponsor - TRW, Inc. | |
| 47 STS-49 | Commercial Protein Crystal Growth (CPCG) | Dr. Charles Bugg, University of Alabama Also flown on STS-52, 51, 62, 65, 68, 63, 72, 73, 75 |
| 48 STS-50 | United States Microgravity Laboratory (USML-1) | (see Mission Report) also see STS-73 entry. |
| Generic Bioprocessing Apparatus (GBA) NASA Office of Advanced Concepts &Tech. | Also flown on STS-54, STS-57, STS-62 & STS-73 as CGBA (see STS-57 entry) | |
| 49 STS-46 | Tethered Satellite System (TSS-1) | (see Mission Report) |
| EURECA-1L | (see Mission Report) | |
| Pituitary Growth Hormone Cell Function (PHCF) | Dr. W. C. Hymer, Pennsylvania State Univ. | |
| Limited Duration Space Environment Candidate Material Expos. (LDCE) | Dr. John F. Wallace, Case Western Univer. Also flew on STS-51 (different samples - P.I. - Dr. Eric Baer, CMSS, Case Western) & on STS-62 (as LDCE-C) | |
| Consortium for Materials Development in Space Complex Pay. (CONCAP) | Dr. J. Gregory (II) & J. Bijvoet/C. Riley (III) | |
| 50 STS-47 | Spacelab-J 'Fuwatto 92' (Long module) | (see Mission Report) |
| 51 STS-52 | LAGEOS-II | (Joint NASA Goddard/Italian Space Agency (ASI) project) |
| United States Microgravity Payload | (USMP-1) | see STS-62, 75 & 87 |
| - MEPHISTO | Dr. Jean Jacques Favier (Fr. Spationaute) | |
| - Lambda Point Exp. (LPE) | Dr. J. A. Lipa, Stanford University | |
| - SAMS | Charles Baugher, NASA Marshall SFC. | |
| Attitude Sensor Package (ASP) | Peter Underwood, ESA | |
| Heat Pipe Performance (HPP) on STS-66 (as HPP-2) | Sponsor - NASA Goddard SFC. | |
| Crystals by Vapor Transport Experiment (CVTE) | R. T. Ruggeri & Ching-Hua Su, Boeing, WA | |
| Commercial Materials Dispersion Apparatus Instrumentation Technology Associates Experiment CMIX) | Dr. Marion Lewis, UAH CMDS, Huntsville | Also flown on STS-56 as CMIX-2, STS-67 as CMIX-3 and STS-69 as CMIX-4 |
| Shuttle Plume Impingement Experiment (SPIE) also see STS-64 | Steve Koontz, NASA JSC. | |
| Canadian Experiments | (CANEX-II) | Sponsor - Canadian Space Agency (CSA) |
| - Space Vision System (SVS) also flown on STS-74 | Dr. H. F. Lloyd Pinkey, NRC, Ottawa | |
| - Materials Exposure to Low Earth Orbit (MELEO) | Dr. David G. Zimcik, CSA | |
| - Orbiter Glow (OGLOW-2) | Dr. E. J. Llewellyn, Univ. of Saskatchewan | |
| - Queens University Exper. in Liquid-Metal Diffusion (QUELD) | Prof. Reginald W. Smith , Queens University | |
| - Sun Photo Spectrometer Earth Atmosp. Measure. (SPEAM-2) | Dr. David I. Wardle, Environment Canada | |
| - Phase Partitioning in Liquids (PARLIQ) | Dr. Donald E. Brooks, University of B. C. | |
| - Space Application Tests and Observations (SATO) | Dr. Alan Mortimer, Canadian Space Agency | |
| - Vestibular-Ocular Reflex Check | Dr. Doug Watt, McGill University, Montreal | |
| - Body Water Changes in Micro-gravity | Sponsor - University of Calgary | |
| - Assessment of Back Pain in Astronauts | Dr. Peter C. Wing, University of B. C. | |
| - Illusions During Moverment | Dr. Doug Watt, McGill University, Montreal | |
| 52 STS-53 | Orbital Debris Radar Calibration Spheres (ODERACS-1) | John F. Stanley, NASA JSC. Also flown on STS-60 (as ODERACS-1R) & STS-63 (as ODERACS-2) |
| GLO Experiment/Cryogenic Heat Pipe Exp. (GCP) on STS-63, 69 | E. Murad, L. Broadfoot & M. Morgan - STP | |
| HERCULES (see Mission Report for Acronym) | Robert Higgins, NRL/NASA - STP | Also flown on STS-56 & STS-70 |
| Battlefield Laser Acquisition Sensor Test (BLAST) | Sponsor - US Army - STP | |
| Microcapsules-In-Space (MIS) Also flew on STS-70 (as MIS-B-01) | Dr. Thomas R. Tice, US Army - STP | |
| Fluid Acquisition and Resupply Experiment (FARE) Also flew STS-57 | Susan L. Driscoll, NASA Marshall SFC | |
| 53 STS-54 | Diffusive X-ray Spectrometer (DSX) | Wilton Sanders, University of Wisconsin |
| 54 STS-56 | ATLAS-02 (Reflight of ATLAS-01 hardware) | (see STS-45 Mission Report) |
| Spartan-201 | (also flown on STS-64 as 201-2, STS-69 as 201-3, STS-87 as 201-4 & STS-95 as 201-5) | |
| - White Light Coronograph (WLC) | Dr. Richard Fisher, NASA Goddard SFC. | |
| - Ultraviolet Coronal Spectrometer (UVCS) | Dr. John Kohl, Smithsonian Observatory | |
| Solar Ultraviolet Experiment (SUVE) also see ESCAPE-II (STS-66) | Sponsor - Colorado Space Grant Corp. | |
| PARE-03A (Acute Adaptation of Bone to Spaceflight) | Dr. Emily R. Morey-Holten, NASA Ames RC | |
| PARE-03B (Cell Kinetic & Histomorphometric Analysis in Microgravitational Osteopenia | W. Eugene Roberts, Indiana University | |
| 55 STS-55 | Spacelab-D2 (Long module) | (see Mission Report) |
| Crew Telesupport Experiment | no Principal Investigator listed | |
| Note: | MAUS exp. Gas Bubbles in Salt Melts (designated DG-324 II) | MAUS exp. Pool Boiling Experiment (designated DG-504) |
| 56 STS-57 | SPACEHAB-01 | |
| - Three Dimensional Microgravity Accelerometer (3DMA) | Jan Bijvoet, University of Alabama | |
| - Astroculture (ASC-2) also on STS-50 (as ASC-1) & STS-73 | Dr. Raymond J. Bula, Univ. of Wisconsin | |
| - Application-Specific Preprogram. Exp. Culture Syst. (ASPEC) | Dr. Glenn Spaulding, NASA JSC. | |
| - Bioserve Pilot Laboratory (BPL) | Dr. Marvin Luttger, Bioserve Inc. | |
| - CGBA (see STS-50 entry) | Dr. Marvin Luttger, Bioserve Inc. | |
| - PSE-3 (see STS-41 entry) | Dr. W. C. Hymer, Penn. State University | |
| - SAMS (see STS-43 entry) | Charles Baugher, NASA Marshall SFC | |
| - PCG (see STS-51D entry) | Dr. Charles Bugg, University of Alabama | |
| - Tools and Diagnostics Systems (TDS) | Jackie Bohannon, NASA JSC. | |
| - Support of Crystal Growth (SCG) | Dr. Albert Sacco, Worcester Polytechnic Inst | |
| - Organic Separation (ORSEP) | Dr. James Van Alstine, Univ. of Alabama | |
| - Neutral Body Posture (NBP) | Sponsor - NASA JSC. | |
| - Liquid Encapsulated Melt Zone (LEMZ-1) | Prof. Reza Abbaschian, Univ. of Florida | |
| - Zeolite Crystal Growth (ZCG) also on STS-50 & STS-73 | Dr. Albert Sacco, Worcester Polytechnic Inst | |
| - IPMP (see STS-31R entry) | Dr. Vince McGuiness, Battelle Research Cnt | |
| - Human Factors Assessment (HFA) | Sue Adam, NASA JSC. | |
| - ECLSS Flight Experiment (EFE) | Sponsor - NASA Marshall SFC & Boeing | |
| - Gas Permeable Polymer Materials (GPPM) | Sponsor - NASA Langley RC | |
| - Charged Particle Directional Spectrometer (CPDS) | Dr. Gautam D. Badwar, NASA JSC. | |
| - Commercial R/IM - Vapor Diffusion Apparatus (CR/IM-VDA) | Sponsor - Univ. of Alabama, Birmingham | |
| - Adv. Protein Crystalliz. Facility (APCF) on STS-65, 73, 78 | Thomas Hauschild, Intospace, Germany | |
| - Thermal Enclosure Sys.-Crystal Observation Sys. (TES-COS) | Dr. Charles Bugg, University of Alabama | |
| - Equip. for Controlled Liq. Phase Sintering Ex. (ECLIPSE-HAB) | Dr. James E. Smith, University of Alabama | |
| Superfluid Helium On-Orbit Transfer Demonstration (SHOOT) | Sponsor - NASA Goddard SFC. | |
| CONCAP-IV (Growth of Non-Linear Organic Crystals) also STS-59, 69 | Dr. Thomas Leslie, UAH, Huntsville, Ala. | |
| 57 STS-51 | ORPHEUS-SPAS | |
| - Far UltraViolet Spectrometer (FUV) | M. Grewing, Tubingen Univ., Heidelberg, G. | |
| - Extreme UltraViolet Spectrometer (EUV) | S. Bowyer, Univ. of Berkeley, California | |
| - Interstellar Medium Absorption Profile Spectrograph (IMAPS) | E. Jenkins, Princeton University | |
| - Surface Effects Sample Monitor (SESAM) | D. R. Schmitt, DLR, Braunschweig, Germ. | |
| High Resolution Shuttle Glow Spectroscopy (HRSGS-A) | Sponsor - NASA JSC. | |
| 58 STS-58 | Spacelab Life Sciences-2 (SLS-2) | (see Mission Report) |
| 59 STS-61 | Wide Field/Planetary Camera-2 (WF/PC-2) | Dr. John Trauger, Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
| 60 STS-60 | SPACEHAB-02 | (3-DMA, ASC-3, BPL, CGBA, ECLiPSE, ORSEP, SAMS & CPCG) see SPACEHAB-01 above. |
| - Stirling Orbiter Refrigerator/Freezer (SOR/F) | Donald M. Schmalholz, Johnson Space Ctr. | |
| - IMMUNE-1 | Dr. Robert Zimmerman, Chiron Corporation | |
| - Penn State Biomodule (PSB) | Dr. Z. Smilowitz & Dr. W. McCarthy, Penn St. | |
| - Space Experiment Facility (SEF) | Prof. Herbert Weidermeier & Dr. J. E. Smith | |
| - Sample Return Experiment (SRE) | Dr. Peter Tsou, Jet Propulsion Laboratory | |
| Wake Shield Facility (WSF-1) flown on STS-69 as WSF-2 | Sponsors - Johnson Space Center | |
| - Charging Hazards and Wake Studies (CHAWS) | & Space Vacuum Epitaxy Center | |
| - Containerless Coating Process (CONCOP 1 & 2) | Sponsor - US Army Contr. Eng. Res. Lab. | |
| - Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) | Co-PI's - Dr. Ronald Sega, Astronaut JSC | |
| - Chemical Beam Epitaxy (CBE) | & Dr. Alex Ignatiev, Space Vac. Epitaxy Ctr. | |
| - Shuttle Plume Impingement Experiment (SPIE) see STS-52 | Steve Koontz, NASA Johnson Space Ctr. | |
| 61 STS-62 | United States Microgravity Payload (USMP-2) | Also on STS-75 as USMP-3 & STS-87 as USMP-4 |
| - Advanced Automated Direct. Solidification Furnace (AADSF) | Dr. S. Lehoczky, Marshall Space Flight Ctr. | |
| - MEPHISTO Furnace (see STS-52) | Dr. Jean Jacques Favier, Spationaute CNES | |
| - Isothermal Dendritic Growth Experiment (IDGE) | Prof. Martin E. Glickman, Rensselaer P.I. | |
| - Critical Fluid Light Scattering Experiment (CFLSE-Zeno) | Prof. Robert W. Gammon, Univ. of Maryland | |
| - SAMS (see STS-43) | Charles Baugher, Marshall Space Flight Ctr. | |
| Office of Aeronautics & Space Technology (OAST-2) | - Solar Array Module Plasma Interaction Exper. (SAMPIE) | Dr. Dale C. Ferguson, Lewis Research Ctr. |
| - Thermal Energy Storage exp. (TES 1 & 2) on STS-66, 72 | Dr. David Namkoong, Lewis Research Ctr. | |
| - Experimental Investigation of Spacecraft Glow (EISG) | G. Swenson, Lockheed Corp. | |
| - Spacecraft Kinetic Infrared Test (SKIRT) | as above, G. Swenson, Lockheed Corp. | |
| - Emulsion Chamber Technology (ECT) | J. Gregory, Marshall Space Flight Ctr. | |
| - Cryogenic Phase Two (CRYOPT) | Ted Swanson, Goddard Space Flight Ctr. | |
| utilizing the Brilliant Eyes Thermal Storage Unit (BETSU) | Co-PI's Marco Stoyanof & Mel Bello | |
| Dextrous End Effector (DEE) | Sponsor - Nasa Headquarters, Wash., D.C. | |
| 62 STS-59 | Space Radar Laboratory (SRL-1) also flown on STS-68 (SRL-2) | Project Scientists - Dr. Diane Evans, JPL, |
| - Spaceborne Imaging Radar (SIR-C) see also STS-2 & 41G | Dr. Herwig Ottl, DLR & Prof. M. Calamia, Ita. | |
| - X-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar (X-SAR) | ||
| Measurement of Air Pollution from Sat. (MAPS) also on STS-2 & 68 | Dr. Henry G. Reichle, Jr. | |
| 63 STS-65 | International Microgravity Laboratory-2 (IML-2) | (see Mission Report) |
| Military Applications of Ship Tracks (MAST) on STS-64, 68, 70 | STP - Sponsored by Office of Naval Res. | |
| 64 STS-64 | LIDAR (Light Intensification, Detection And Ranging) in-space Technology Experiment-1 (LITE-1) | Dr. Patrick McCormick, Langley Res. Ctr. |
| Shuttle Plume Impingement Flight Experiment (SPIFEX) | Sponsor - Johnson Space Center | |
| Robotic Operators Materials Processing System (ROMPS) | Dr. Tim Anderson & Dr. Eric Cole | |
| Biological Research In Canisters-02 (BRIC-02) Block II | Dr. Robert Conger, U of Tenn. at Knoxville. | |
| 65 STS-68 | Biological Research In Canisters-01 (BRIC-01) flown after BRIC-02 | Dr. Dora K. Hayes, US Drug Administration also see STS-63 (BRIC-03), 70 (BRIC-04 & 05), 69 (BRIC-06), 77 (BRIC-07) & 78 (BRIC-08) |
| 66 STS-66 | ATLAS-03 (Reflight of ATLAS-01 hardware) | (see STS-45 Mission Report) also flown on STS-56 |
| Cryogenic Infrared Spectrometers and Telescopes for the Atmosphere-SPAS (CRISTA-SPAS-1) - CRISTA | Dr. Dirk Offermann, Univ. of Wuppertal, Ger. | |
| - Middle Atmos. High Res. Spectrograph Invest. (MAHRSI) | Dr. Robert Conway, Naval Research Lab. | |
| Experiment of the Sun Complementing the ATLAS Payload | Sponsor - Colorado Space Grant and Eductation | |
| (ESCAPE-II) see precursor 'SUVE' on STS-56 | Consortium, Univ. of Colorado, at Boulder. | |
| 67 STS-63 | SPACEHAB-03 (ASC-4, BPL-3, CGBA-5, IMMUNE-2, PCF-LST, ECLiPSE-Hab, CPCG-VDA, PCG-STES, PGBA, 3-DMA, CPDS, GPPM-2) | see SPACEHAB-01 & 02 above. |
| - Fluids Generic Bioprocessing Apparatus (FGBA) | Coa-Cola Co., Bioserve Space Technologies | |
| - 'Charlotte' Robot Experiment Monitor | McDonnell Doug. & Office of Adv. Concepts | |
| - Window Experiment-01 (WINDEX-01) also on STS-70 | Sponsor - Department of Defense | |
| Spartan-204-1 - Far Ultraviolet Imaging Spectroscope (FUVIS) | Sponsor - Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) | |
| GCP/ODERACS-2 - GLO-2 & ODERACS-2 | (see STS-53 entries) | |
| - Cryo Systems Experiment (CSE) | Russell Sugimura, JPL/Sam Russo, Hughes | |
| 68 STS-67 | ASTRO-2 | (see STS-35 entry, note: BBXRT not flown this flight) |
| Middeck Active Control Experiment (MACE) | Sponsor - Langley Res. Center & Lockheed | |
| 69 STS-71 | Spacelab-Mir (Long Module) | (see Mission Report) |
| 71 STS-69 | International Extreme Ultraviolet Hitchhiker (IEH-1) | (also see STS-85 for IEH-2 & STS-95 for IEH-3) |
| 2 Instruments: | - Ultraviolet Spectrograph Telescope for Astron. Research (UVSTAR) | Dr. A. Lyle Broadfoot, Univ. of Arizona. |
| - Solar Extreme Ultraviolet Hitchhiker (SEH) | Dr. Darrell Judge, Univ. of Southern Calif. | |
| Electrolysis Performance Improvement Concept Study (EPICS) | Sponsor - Office of Space Access & Tech. | |
| 72 STS-73 | United States Microgravity Laboratory-2 (Long Module) | (see STS-50 / USML-1 Mission Report) |
| Suppression of Transient Accelerations By Levitation Eval. (STABLE) | Dr. Gerald Nurre | |
| 73 STS-74 | Photographic Appendage Structural Dynamics Experiment (PASDE) | Sponsor - Langley Research Center |
| 74 STS-72 | OAST-Flyer | (SPARTAN-206) |
| - Return Flux Experiment (REFLEX) | Chris Lorentson & Shawn Thompson, GSFC | |
| - GPS Attitude Determination, Control System (GADACS) | Managed by Frank Bauer, Goddard SFC | |
| - Solar Exposure to Laser Ordnance Device (SELODE) | Chris Brown, JSC | |
| - SPARTAN Packet Radio Experiment (SPRE) | Managed by Ken McCaughey, UMARA | |
| Shuttle Laser Altimeter (SLA-1) | Jack Bufton, Goddard SFC | |
| 75 STS-75 | Tethered Satellite System (TSS-1R) | (see Mission Report & STS-46) |
| Middeck Glovebox Experiment (MGBX) also see GBX (STS-50) | - Radioactive Ignition Transition to Spread (RITSI) | Dr. Takashi Kashiwagi, NIST Wash., DC |
| - Comparative Soot Diagnostics (CSD) | Dr. David L. Urban, Lewis Research Center | |
| - Forced-Flow Flame Spreading Test (FFFT) | Kurt R. Sacksteder, Lewis RC | |
| 76 STS-76 | Trapped Ions In Space (TRIS) | Formerly flown on STS-41G |
| KidSat (see mission report) | Sally Ride | |
| STL-A/NIH-C7 (also see STS-45 entry) | NASA & Walter Reed Army Hospital | |
| 77 STS-77 | SPACEHAB-04 (CGBA, PGBA, FGBA, IMMUNE-3, CPCG, GPPM, CFZF, SEF,STL-NIH-7, HH-DTC) | Also see SPACEHAB-1, 2 & 3 (above) |
| Inflatable Antenna Experiment (IAE) on Spartan-207 carrier | Gordon R. Veal of L'Garde, Inc. | |
| Technology Experiment Advancing Missions In Space (TEAMS) | - GPS Attitude and Navigation Experiment (GANE) | Sponsored by JSC, Alex. Dula in charge |
| - Vented Tank Resupply Experiment (VTRE) | David J. Chato, Lewis RC | |
| - Liquid Metal Thermal Experiment (LMTE) | Sponsored by Phillips Lab., Kirtland AFB | |
| - Passive Aerodynam. Stabilized Mag. Damped Sat. (PAMS) | Sponsored by Goddard SFC | |
| Aquatic Research Facility (ARF) | Dr. Heide Schatten, Dr. Bruce Crawford & Dr. Ron O'Dor | |
| Brilliant Eyes Ten-Kelvin Sorption Cryocooler Experiment (BETSCE) | Sponsor - NASA Off. of Space Access. Tech | |
| 78 STS-78 | Life & Microgravity Sciences Spacelab (Long Module) | (see Mission Report) |
| 79 STS-79 | Various experiments | see Joint Mir Mission Reports (STS-71 & 76) |
| 80 STS-80 | Visualization in an Exper. Water/Capillary Pumped Loop (VIEW/CPL) | Dr. Keith E. Harold, Univ. of Maryland |
| 83 STS-83 | Microgravity Sciences Spacelab (Long Module) | (see Mission Report) |
| Cryogenic Flexible Diode (CRYOFD) | Marko Stoyano of Goddard SFC | |
| 84 STS-84 | Liquid Motion Experiment (LME) | Sponsor - Lewis Research Center |
| Shuttle Ionospheric Modification with Pulsed Local Exhaust (SIMPLEX) | NASA | |
| 86 STS-85 | AXAF CCD Imaging Spectrometer (ACIS) | Sponsor - NASA |
| 87 STS-87 | Collaborative Ukrainian Experiment (CUE) | Sponsor - NASA HQ, Life Sciences Division |
| Shuttle Ozone Limb Sounding Experiment (SOLSE) | Dr. Richard McPeters, Goddard SFC | |
| Turbulent Gas Jet Diffusion Flames (TGDF) | Dr. M. Yousef Bahadori & Dr. Uday Hedge | |
| 87 STS-95 | Cryogenic Thermal Storage Unit (CRYOTSU) | ? |
| Note: | Experiments are listed by first flight, with follow-on missions noted in brackets. |