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    The document summarizes upcoming Space Shuttle missions to the International Space Station (ISS) through 2008. STS-120 in October 2007 will deliver the Node 2 module and sidewall panel. STS-122 in December 2007 will deliver the Columbus laboratory and a non-deployable experiment rack. STS-123 in February 2008 will deliver the Kibo laboratory's exposed facility and replace solar arrays. STS-124 in April 2008 will deliver another Kibo component and its robotic arm. Each mission will last 11 days and launch from pad 39A, with crews of 6-7 astronauts from NASA and international partners.

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    The document summarizes upcoming Space Shuttle missions to the International Space Station (ISS) through 2008. STS-120 in October 2007 will deliver the Node 2 module and sidewall panel. STS-122 in December 2007 will deliver the Columbus laboratory and a non-deployable experiment rack. STS-123 in February 2008 will deliver the Kibo laboratory's exposed facility and replace solar arrays. STS-124 in April 2008 will deliver another Kibo component and its robotic arm. Each mission will last 11 days and launch from pad 39A, with crews of 6-7 astronauts from NASA and international partners.

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    Upcoming Space Shuttle Missions

    Updated Sept. 17, 2007 (replaces July 9) Kennedy Space Center Media Services

    STS Mission No. STS-120 STS-122 STS-123 *STS-124


    (shuttle program flight no.) (120) (121) (122) (123)
    Orbiter Discovery/OV-103 Atlantis/OV-104 Endeavour/OV-105 Discovery/OV-103
    (orbiter flight no.) (34) (29) (21) (35)
    Primary Mission 23rd ISS flight (10A) -- U.S. 24th ISS flight (1E) -- 25th ISS flight (1J/A) -- Kibo 26th ISS flight (1J) -- Kibo
    Node 2, Sidewall - PDGF Columbus Lab, MPESS-ND ELM/PS, SLP-D1 module, Kibo RMS
    **Targeted Launch Date *NET Oct. 23, 2007 NET Dec. 6, 2007 NET Feb. 14, 2008 NET April 24, 2008
    Pad 39A 39A 39A 39A
    Estimated Launch Window 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes 5-10 minutes
    Mission Duration 11 days 11 days 11 days 11 days
    Inclination/ 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees 51.6 degrees
    Orbital Insertion Altitude 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles 122 nautical miles
    Cdr: Pam Melroy (3) Cdr: Stephen Frick (2) Cdr: Dominic Gorie (4) Cdr: Mark Kelly (3)
    Plt: George Zamka (1) Plt: Alan Poindexter (1) Plt: Gregory Johnson (1) Plt: Kenneth Ham (1)
    MS: Scott Parazynski (5) MS: Rex Walheim (2) MS: Richard Linnehan (4) MS: Karen Nyberg (1)
    Crew Members MS: Doug Wheelock (1) MS: Stanley Love (1) MS: Robert Behnken (1) MS: Ronald Garan (1)
    (no. of shuttle flights) MS: Stephanie Wilson (2) MS: Leland Melvin (1) MS: Michael Foreman (1) MS: Michael Fossum (2)
    MS: Paolo Nespoli (ESA) (1) MS: Hans Schlegel (ESA) (2) MS: Takao Doi (JAXA) (2) MS: Stephen Bowen (1)
    MS: Akihiko Hoshide (JAXA) (1)
    Up to ISS: Daniel Tani (2) Up to ISS: Leopold Eyharts (ESA) (1) Up to ISS: Garrett Reisman (1)
    Down from ISS: Clayton Anderson (1) Down from ISS: Daniel Tani (2) Down from ISS: Leopold Eyharts
    (ESA) (1)

    **Official launch dates are set at the Flight Readiness Review.


    *updated information

    ASI = Italian Space Agency Cdr = Commander CNES = French Space Agency CSA = Canadian Space Agency ESA = European Space Agency ESP =
    External Stowage Platform ICC = Integrated Cargo Carrier ISA = Israel Space Agency ISS = International Space Station ITS = Integrated Truss Segment
    JAXA = Japan Aerospace eXploration Agency KSC = Kennedy Space Center Lab = Laboratory MPESS-ND = Multi-Purpose Experiment Support
    Structure - Non-Deployable MPLM = Multi-Purpose Logistics Module MS = Mission Specialist NET = no earlier than no. = number OV = Orbiter Vehicle
    PDGF = Power and Data Grapple Fixture Plt = Pilot PS = Payload Specialist RSA = Russian Aviation and Space Agency S = Starboard STS = Space
    Transportation System TBD = to be determined UF = utility/utilization flight ULF = utilization and logistics flight U/R = under review

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