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 Consolidated Launch Manifest
Consolidated Launch Manifest
This launch schedule provides a list of upcoming space shuttle launches including International Space Station assembly missions.
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 Launch Schedule at KSC
Launch Schedule at KSC
The Kennedy Space Center provides launch sites for the space shuttle and numerous launch vehicles delivering important payloads into orbit. This launch schedule provides the latest information on upcoming rocket launches.
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  SHUTTLE AND STATION FEATURES
 
 International Space Station
Johnson Space Center is the lead center in the design and implementation of the International Space Station, coordinating the efforts of 16 spacefaring nations. The station is a microgravity research platform where astronauts and cosmonauts live and work for months at a time.
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 Space Shuttle
Johnson Space Center has been the home of NASA's Space Shuttle Program for more than 20 years, conducting the longest human space flight endeavor in history.
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 International Space Station Payloads
Although Johnson Space Center is the lead center for the International Space Station, Kennedy Space Center plays a crucial role in the development, processing and launching of station payloads.
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 Shuttle Operations
While the shuttle astronauts primarily train, work and plan their missions at Johnson Space Center, they launch from Kennedy Space Center on the space shuttle.
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 sts120s002 -- STS-120 crew portrait Image above: The STS-120 crew members pose for their official crew portrait. Credit: NASA

 
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 Human Space Flight Imagery
Human Space Flight Imagery
The searchable galleries of the Human Space Flight Web contain thousands of images and videos relating to NASA's human missions, from the Mercury program to the International Space Station.
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 Return to Flight
NASA sent Commander Eileen Collins and her crew on Space Shuttle Discovery back to space on STS-114 -- the Return to Flight mission. They tested on-orbit repair techniques and visited the International Space Station.
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 Vision for Space Exploration
The Vision offers a "building block" strategy of human and robotic missions, beginning with Return to Flight and completing the International Space Station. It calls for returning humans to the moon by 2020 and eventually exploring Mars and beyond.
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 University Research and Affairs Office
The University Research and Affairs Office links the university community and the Center for synergistic science and engineering efforts. Joint research possibilities exist across the wide range of disciplines that comprise engineering and the space and life sciences.
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 Advanced Technology Integration
The primary objective of this site is to educate and inform members of the biomedical community who are interested in the challenges of human spaceflight, be they researchers, engineers, technology developers or physicians.
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