Mission 4
STS-4
1982-065A
Crew: 2 CDR - Thomas K. Mattingly
Plt - Henry W. Hartsfield
Launch 27 June 1982 @ 1059:59.8 EDST
Orbital incl: 28.52
Max alt: 320.3 km.
Orbits: 112
Dur: 7:01:09:40
Landing: 4 July 1982 @ 0909:40 PDST
Launch Info: Orbiter - Columbia 102-1 Pad 39A KSC (MLP-1) - Landing on
concrete runway 22 (First concrete landing)

MISSION PARTICULARS
Launch Window: 4hrs., 24 min, (11 am - 3:24 pm EDT, on-time launch)
TAL Sites: Rota, Spain (Ejection up to T+2 min.)
AOA site: Edwards AFB
Primary landing site: Edwards AFB, scheduled @ 9:14 am PDT, 4 July
Landing Speed: 204 knots (234 mph)
Landing rollout: 9,378' from main gear touchdown
Vehicle weight @ liftoff: 4,481,935 lbs
Orbiter weight @ liftoff: 241,664 lbs
Orbiter weight @ landing: 208,946 lbs
PAYLOADS
Cargo mass approx.: 24,492 lbs
Special mission kits: RMS-201, EMU's 1019 & 1016, food warmer, teleprinter, VPCF - Vapor Phase Compression Freezer, suction slippers and wind-up razor (for evaluation).
PRIMARY PAYLOADS
DOD 82-1 - 7,990 lbs. (Mounted on an Experiment Support Sysyem (ESS-1) carrier, Space Test Program designation R11. 1) CIRRIS-1 (Cryogenic Infrared Radiance Instrument for Shuttle), 2) HUP (Horizon Ultraviolet Program, exper. AFGL-801A), 3) ANARS (Autonomous Navigation and Attitude Reference System, also known as "Space Sextant"), 4) SEPS (Shuttle Effects on Plasma in Space), 5 & 6) SWC (Sheath and Wake Charging, containing an elctron spectrometer and an electron sensor/electric field probe), 7) Passive cosmic ray collection panels, 8) Pallet alignment modelling experiment.
DFI Structure, 9,900 lbs with IECM (deployed on end of RMS, 816 lbs) See STS-2
SECONDARY PAYLOADS
Mid-deck: Continuous Flow Electrophoresis System - CFESI, MLR (see STS-3), NOSL (see STS-2).
OEX: ACIP (DSO S433) see STS-1, TGH (DSO D401) see STS-2, IRIS (DSO S432), CSE (DSO S402).
SSIP: SE81-4 - Effects of Zero Gravity on Levels of Trivalent Chromium in the Body, SE81-6 - Lipoprotein Levels in the Body in Zero Gravity.
GAS: G-0001
SHUTTLE STACK COMPONENTS
SSME's: 2007 (1), 2006 (2), 2005 (3) all fourth use. Liftoff 100%, same after throttle-up.
OMS Pods/Engines: LP-02/102 & RP-02/101 - all fourth use.
ET: ET-04 (HWT-04)
SRB's: SRM-04 - Booster set sank at sea due to parachute malfunction.
SHUTTLE STACK COMPONENTS
Left - 4A Right - 4B
Q-3 004 Fwd 007 Q-2
G-2 020 Cyl 048 Q-2
G-2 015 Cyl 050 Q-2
G-2 009 Cyl 051 Q-2
G-2 010 Cyl 063 Q-2
New 084 Cyl 070 Q-2
G-2 011 Cyl 071 Q-2
New 015 Att 009 Q-2
G-2 006 Stf 017 Q-2
G-2 005 Stf 018 Q-2
G-2 001 Aft 012 New
Fourth shuttle mission.
MISSION MILESTONES:
23 January 1982 ET-04 arrives on dock KSC
7 April 1982 OV-102 arrives at OPF following ferry flight from White Sands
17 April 1982 ET/SRB mate
16 May 1982 OV-102 rollover from OPF-1 to VAB High Bay 3 for stacking
25 May 1982 Rollout to Pad 39A
29 May 1982 TCDT dress rehearsal conducted with crew onboard orbiter
2 June 1982 "Wet" Countdown Test conducted
5 June 1982 Payload installed in payload bay while orbiter on Pad (first use of payload changeout room)
22 June 1982 "Call to stations", 87 hour countdown begins at 8 pm EDT
25 June 1982 Astronaut arrival at KSC/Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF)
27 June 1982 Launch
4 July 1982 Landing at Edwards AFB
14 July 1982 Ferry flight begins from EAFB to Dyess AFB, TX (overnight stay)
15 July 1982 Final leg of ferry flight from Dyess AFB to KSC and OPF
pre-shuttle missions. shuttle era missions.
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