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STS-119
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Mission spatiale américaine en 2009

Key facts

Spaceflight.name
STS-119
Spaceflight.names_list
Space Transportation System-119
Spaceflight.image
STS-119 International Space Station after undocking with earth atmosphere backdrop.jpg
Spaceflight.image_caption
Departing view of the ISS from Discovery, with the station's fourth and final set of solar arrays installed
Spaceflight.insignia
STS-119 Patch.svg
Spaceflight.mission_type
ISS assembly
Spaceflight.operator
NASA
Spaceflight.orbits_completed
202
Spaceflight.distance_travelled
8,609,790km (5,349,419 miles)
Spaceflight.mission_duration
12days, 19hours, 29minutes, 33seconds
Spaceflight.payload_mass
29,693kg (65,461lb)
Spaceflight.launch_site
Kennedy, LC-39A
Spaceflight.launch_date
 UTC
Spaceflight.landing_date
 UTC
Spaceflight.landing_site
Kennedy, SLF Runway 15
Spaceflight.crew_size
7
Spaceflight.crew_photo
Sts119 crew portrait.jpg
Spaceflight.crew_photo_caption
Front row (L–R) Antonelli, Archambault. Back row (L–R) Acaba, Phillips, Swanson, Arnold and Wakata.

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Wikidata facts

Operator
NASA
Followed by
STS-125
Follows
STS-126
Duration
1106973
Mass
91166
Orbital period
91.6
Image
STS-119 RPM.jpg
Significant event
landing
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type of orbit
low Earth orbit
orbital inclination
51.6
vessel
Discovery
location of landing
Launch and Landing Facility
Commons category
STS-119
UTC date of spacecraft launch
2009-03-15
orbits completed
202
Commons gallery
STS-119
crew members
Joseph M. Acaba
periapsis
402
apoapsis
385
UTC date of spacecraft landing
2009-03-28
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Article · Français

STS-119 est une mission de la navette spatiale Discovery à destination de la station spatiale internationale. Son décollage marque le 126e vol d'une navette. Le lancement a eu lieu le 15 mars 2009 à la lueur du crépuscule.Elle aurait dû avoir lieu fin novembre 2007 mais l'accident de la navette spatiale Columbia l'a fait reporter. Sa principale mission est d'amener la poutre S6 de la station avec ses panneaux solaires.

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