128 - STS-57
The Space Above Us
Space Shuttle Endeavour is here with STS-57, which brings us a little piece of much of what the shuttle program has to offer. Satellite captures, EVAs, technology demonstrations, commercial space stuff, mysterious loud booming noises.. wait, mysterious loud booming noises?
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127 - STS-55
The Space Above Us
Germany is back together and back in orbit with their second shuttle flight, the D-2 Spacelab mission. I wonder what sort of science they have in store for us? We also wonder who's squeezing the bag under the middeck.
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126 - STS-56
The Space Above Us
ATLAS is back in the payload bay for round two of the ongoing series of Earth observation missions. And TAGS gets some competition!
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125 - STS-54
The Space Above Us
TDRS-F needs a ride to orbit, NASA needs more EVA experience, and we all need to figure out what's up with soft x-rays. Good thing Endeavour's on the pad for its third flight!
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124 - STS-53
The Space Above Us
STS-53 is here and with it we've got a secret satellite, a fictional hot tub, and a space shuttle full of dogs. I promise that sentence will make sense at the end of the episode.
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123 - STS-52
The Space Above Us
Space Shuttle Columbia has a disco ball, a container full of helium, and some cool glowing lights outside. Are we sure this isn't a party?
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122 - STS-47
The Space Above Us
What do you get when you mix four frogs, one hundred and eighty hornets, two carp, and a crew of seven astronauts? STS-47, the 50th Space Shuttle mission!
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121 - STS-46
The Space Above Us
Space Shuttle Atlantis has 20 kilometers of tether in the backseat.. but does it know how to use it?
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120 - STS-50
The Space Above Us
Columbia is hauling the US Microgravity Laboratory for almost two weeks, and Commander Richards wishes his wife left her cell phone on.
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119 - STS-49
The Space Above Us
Space Shuttle Endeavour flies for the first time. But if we're going to capture this satellite, we're going to need all hands on deck. Or on payload bay.
info_outlineSpace Shuttle Endeavour flies for the first time. But if we're going to capture this satellite, we're going to need all hands on deck. Or on payload bay.