Mission 22
STS-30/61-A
1985-104A
Crew: 8 CDR - Henry W. Hartsfield
Plt - Steven R. Nagel
MS 1 - Bonnie J. Dunbar (EV 2)
MS 2 - James F. Buchli (EV 1)
MS 3 - Guion S. Bluford
PS 1 - Reinhard Furrer
PS 2 - Ernst W. Messerschmid
PS 3 - Wubbo Ockels
Launch 30 October 1985 @ 1200:00 EST
Orbital incl: 57.00
Max alt: 333.1 km.
Orbits: 111
Dur: 7:00:44:51
Landing: 6 November 1985 @ 0944:51 PST
Launch Info: Orbiter - Challenger 099-9 Pad 39A KSC (MLP-1) - Landed on
Edwards dry lakebed runway 17. Ulf Merbold serves as back-up to all three PS's, not
just Ockels

MISSION PARTICULARS
Launch Window: 3 hours (12:00 - 3:00 pm EST)
TAL Sites: Zaragoza (alternate: Moron)
AOA site: White Sands, NM
Primary landing site: Edwards AFB, scheduled 9:40 am PST, 6 November
Landing Speed: 203 knots (233 mph)
Landing rollout: 8,304' from main gear touchdown
Vehicle weight @ liftoff: 4,508,496 lbs
Orbiter weight @ liftoff: 243,762 lbs
Orbiter weight @ landing: 214,171 lbs
PAYLOADS
Cargo mass approx.: 31,861 lbs
Landing Weight: 31,711 lbs
Special mission kits: RMS-302, EMU's 1074, 1073, Galley, teleprinter, Sleeping berths and MADS
PRIMARY PAYLOADS
SPACELAB-D1 - Long module/Unit-2, and long tunnel Weight - 30,451 lbs. Two exterior mounted experiments - 1) MEA-A2 (see STS-7) and 2) NAVEX, on a USS - Unique Support Structure - 3,800 lbs
SECONDARY PAYLOADS
GAS G-0308 GLOMR subsatellite - 1985-104B (see Mission-17/51-B), deployed mass - 150 lbs. Remote Sensing Polarizationj Experiment, European Ham Radio Station - DPOSL - Call signs: Furrer - DD6CF, Messerschmid - DG2KM and Ockels - PE1LFO and SEPEX (Shuttle Exhaust Particle Exp.) collected by airborne NASA T34C aircraft
OEX ACIP/HiRAP (see STS-6)
SHUTTLE STACK COMPONENTS
SSME's: 2023 (1) - 4th use, 2020 (2) & 2021 (3) - Both 5th use. At liftoff 104% and same after throttle-up
OMS Pods/Engines: LP-99/106 - 8th use & RP-03/108 - 7th use
ET: ET-24 (LWT-17)
SRB's: LO-22/BI-022 - Lightweight set successfully recovered
SHUTTLE STACK COMPONENTS
Left - 22A Right - 22B
13-A 024 Fwd 022 13-B
13-A 056 Cyl 022 13-B
9-A 065 Cyl 078 9-B
New L97 Cyl L100 New
New L98 Cyl L101 New
New L88 Cyl L95 New
New L94 Cyl L96 New
New L20 Att L23 New
New L35 Stf L19 13-A
New L36 Stf L37 New
New 033 Aft 007 13-B
German Spacelab Mission. Largest Crew in space.
MISSION MILESTONES:
8 May 1985 ET-24 arrives on dock KSC
11 August 1985 OV-099 returns to the OPF following Mission-19/51-F
20 September 1985 Spacelab-D1 (unit 2) is laoded into the cargo bay in the OPF
30 September 1985 ET/SRB mate
12 October 1985 OV-099 rollover from OPF-1 to VAB High Bay 1 for stacking same day
16 October 1985 Stack rollout to Pad 39A
18 October 1985 TCDT dress rehearsal conducted with crew aboard orbiter
27 October 1985 Astronaut arrival KSC
28 October 1985 "Call to stations" 43 hr countdown started at 6 am EST
6 November 1985 Landing at Edwards AFB
10 November 1985 First leg of ferry flight from Edwards AFB to DAvis-Monthan AFB on to Kelly AFB with an overnight stay
11 November 1985 Final leg of ferry flight from Kelly AFB to Eglin AFB to KSC (one day hop) and delivery to the OPF
pre-shuttle missions. shuttle era missions.
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