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Images by Robert L. Crippen of Johnson Space Center (JSC) and Washington, D.C.
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Columbia Commander John Youn
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Columbia Commander John Young |
| Full Description |
John W. Young, STS-1 mission Commander, prepares to log flight-pertinent data in a loose-leaf flight activities notebook onboard the Space Shuttle Columbia. Young is seated in the commander's station on the port side of Columbia's forward flight deck. |
| Date |
04/14/1981 |
| NASA Center |
Johnson Space Center |
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Inflight activites of Young
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Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
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Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date |
04.15.1981 |
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STS 41-C crewmembers before
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STS 41-C crewmembers before departure for KSC |
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Four members of the 41-C flight crew share a moment with the chief of the NASA astronaut office John Young prior to their departure from Ellington Air Force Base. The crew members are Robert L. Crippen (center), crew commander, Francis R. (Dick) Scobee (second left), pilot, and James D. van Hoften (left) and Terry J. Hart (right), mission specialists. John Young is wearing the cap. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-03 |
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Photo of 41-C crew taken in
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Photo of 41-C crew taken in aft flight deck on orbit |
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Photo of 41-C crew taken in aft flight deck of the Challenger while in orbit. Astronauts Robert L. Crippen, right, crew commander, and Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, left, pilot, flank the mission specialists -- (l-r) George D. Nelson, James D. van Hoften and Terry J. Hart. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-06 |
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STS 41-C Challenger crew dec
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STS 41-C Challenger crew decends from orbiter at landing site |
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The STS 41-C Challenger crew decends from the orbiter at Edwards Air Force Base, California. They are (bottom to top) Astronauts Robert L. Crippen, crew commander, Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, pilot, and James D. van Hoften, George D. Nelson and Terry J. Hart, all mission specialists. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-13 |
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STS 41-C crew move to transf
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STS 41-C crew move to transfer van for trip to Launch Pad 39B |
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STS 41-C crew move to the transfer van for the trip to Launch Pad 39B. Astronaut Robert L. Crippen, commander, leads the way. Behind Crippen is Astronaut Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, pilot. The three mission specialists are (left to right) Astronauts Terry J. Hart, George D. Neldon and James D. van Hoften. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-06 |
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STS 41-C Challenger crew con
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STS 41-C Challenger crew congratulates each other at landing site |
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The STS 41-C Challenger crew engages in a group congratulations after the landing of their mission. They are standing in front of the orbiter in a circle. They are (left to right around circle) Astronauts James D. van Hoften, mission specialist, Francis R. (Dick) scobee, pilot, Terry J. Hart and George D. Nelson, mission specialists, and Robert L. Crippen, crew commander. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-13 |
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STS 41-C crew breakfast
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STS 41-C crew breakfast |
| Description |
The STS 41-C astronaut crew awaiting their breakfast prior to launch. Crewmen include, from left to right: Astronauts George D. Nelson, James D. van Hoften, Robert L. Crippen, Francis R. (Dick) Scobee and Terry J. Hart. Crippen is crew commander, Scobee is pilot and the others are mission specialists. Notice the cake on the table in front of them is decorated with the mission patch and the names of the crew. |
| Date Taken |
1984-04-06 |
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Inflight activites of Young
| Title |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
| Description |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date Taken |
1981-04-15 |
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Inflight activites of Young
| Title |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
| Description |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date Taken |
1981-04-15 |
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Inflight activites of Young
| Title |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
| Description |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date Taken |
1981-04-15 |
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Inflight activites of Young
| Title |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
| Description |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date Taken |
1981-04-15 |
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Inflight activites of Young
| Title |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck STS-1 |
| Description |
Inflight activites of Young and Crippen in the cockpit and middeck areas during the STS-1 mission. Commander John W. Young mans the commander's station in the Columbia. A loose leaf notebook with flight activites data floats in the weightless environment (30419), Pilot Robert L. Crippen takes advantage of zero gravity to do some aerobics in the mid-deck area (30420), Young shaves his face in the mid-deck area. Food tray is mounted to the locker door at center (30421), Young cleans off his razor after shaving (30422), Crippen floats in zero gravity inside the orbiter. Clouds over the earth can be seen through the spacecraft's top viewing windows. Back side of the commander and pilot's seats can be seen at lower portion of the frame (30423). |
| Date Taken |
1981-04-15 |
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STS 41-G crew photo taken on
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STS 41-G crew photo taken on the flight deck of the Challenger during flight |
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STS 41-G crew photo taken on the flight deck of the Challenger during the flight. Front row (l.-r.) Jon A. McBride, pilot, Sally K. RIde, Kathryn D. SUllivan and David C. Leestma, all mission specialists. Back row (l.-r.) Paul D. Scully-Power, payload specialist, Robert L. Crippen, crew commander, and Marc Garneau, payload specialist. Garneau represents the National Research Council of Canada and Scully-Power is a civilian oceanographer with the U.S. Navy. |
| Date Taken |
1984-10-13 |
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Astronaut Robert Crippen han
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Astronaut Robert Crippen handles RMS controls during proximity operations |
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Astronaut Robert L. Crippen operates panel 7U remote manipulator system (RMS) rotation control during proximity operations with the West German Shuttle pallet (SPAS-01) on June 22, 1983. A data acquisition camera and a video camera are seen at left on the aft flight deck. The Orbit Ops Checklist is also visible below Crippen's arm. |
| Date Taken |
1983-06-25 |
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Astronaut Robert Crippen on
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Astronaut Robert Crippen on Flight Deck |
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Astronaut Robert L. Crippen, crew commander on STS-7, monitors control panels from the pilots chair on the Flight Deck. Floating in front of him is a flight procedures notebook. |
| Date Taken |
1983-06-25 |
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Inflight views of the crew o
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Inflight views of the crew of STS-7 |
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Inflight view of the crew of STS-7. This view is a group portrait of the crew on the flight deck displaying some jelly beans discovered among their food supplies. The label on the candy reads "Compliments of the White House." In the rear from left to right are Astronauts Robert L. Crippen, crew commander, Frederick H. Hauck, pilot, and John M. Fabian, mission specialist. In front are Drs. Sally K. Ride and Norman E. Thagard, mission specialists. |
| Date Taken |
1983-06-25 |
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Inflight views of the crew o
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Inflight views of the crew of STS-7 |
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Inflight views of the crew of STS-7. Views include Astronaut Sally K. Ride, misison specialist, using a screw driver to clean out an air filtering system in the middeck of the Challenger. Dr. Ride's constant wear garment bears a cartoon of 35 busy astronauts around a space shuttle and the acronym TFNG, below which is written, "We deliver!". TFNG stands for thirty five new guys, referring to the 1978 class of astronauts from which Dr. Ride and three of her crewmates hail (35768), Astronaut Robert L. Crippen, crew commander, chooses to remain in the commander's station to shave his face using an electric razor. Forward control panels (L1, L5, O5), and windows appear in this view (35769), On middeck, Dr. Norman E. Thagard, mission specialist, conducts Detailed Supplementary Objective (DSO) 404 - On Orbit Head and Eye Tracking Tasks. Seated in the mission specialists seat, Thagard, wearing unicorn cap (pantograph attached) and with electrodes on his face and forehead, monitors DC Ampere (A |
| Date Taken |
1983-06-25 |
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Inflight views of the crew o
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Inflight views of the crew of STS-7 |
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Inflight view of the crew of STS-7. This view is a group portrait of the crew on the flight deck. From left to right are Norman E. Thagard, mission specialist, Robert L. Crippen, crew commander, Sally K. Ride, mission specialist, and John M. Fabian, mission specialist. Seated in front of the group between Crippen and Ride is Pilot Frederick H. Hauck. |
| Date Taken |
1983-06-25 |
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