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STS-132

STS-132 (ISS assembly flight ULF4) was a NASA Space Shuttle mission, during which Space Shuttle Atlantis docked with the International Space Station on May 16, 2010. STS-132 was launched from the Kennedy Space Center on May 14, 2010. The primary payload was the Russian Rassvet Mini-Research Module, along with an Integrated Cargo Carrier-Vertical Light…

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Apogee altitude
359 kilometres (223 mi)
COSPAR ID
2010-019A
Crew size
6
Distance travelled
7,853,563 kilometres (4,879,978 mi)
Docking date
May 16, 2010, 14:28 UTC
Docking port
PMA-2 (Harmony forward)

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STS-132

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Triples185
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STS-132

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related to Mini-Research Module 1 (MRM 1) · 22
STS-132 → After, An, Antonov, Astrotech, Atlantis, Cape Canaveral, December, Energia, ERA, EST, European Robotic Arm, International Space Station, ISS, Kennedy Space Center, KSC, MRM1, Rassvet, Russian, Russian Nauka Module, Russian Rassvet Mini-Research Module
related to May 25 (Flight day 12 – Landing prep) · 20
STS-132 → ABC Radio Network, All STS-132, Antonelli, Atlantis, Both, Cleveland, Colbert Report, Commander Ham, EDT, FCS, Ham, Immediately, KSC, Mission Specialist Good, Ohio, Pilot Antonelli, That, The, They, WEWS-TV
related to May 23 (Flight day 10 – Undocking) · 19
STS-132 → After, Antonelli, At, Atlantis, Australia, Departing Atlantis, Expedition, Ham, International Space Station, ISS, Kotov, On, Once, Perth, Southern Ocean, STS-132/Expedition, The, Tony Antonelli, UTC
related to May 16 (Flight Day 3 – Docking) · 18
STS-132 → As, At, Atlantis, By, Commander Ken Ham, ISS, Ken Ham, NC4, NH, Oleg Kotov, OMS, RPM, Soichi Noguchi, The, The STS-132, TI, Timothy Creamer, UTC
related to May 21 (Flight Day 8 – EVA 3) · 18
STS-132 → Atlantis's, Commander Ken Ham, Dextre, EVA, Garret Reisman, Good, Mike Good, Mission Specialist Steve Bowen, On, Once, P4/P5, P6, Pilot Tony Antonelli, Quest, Reisman, The, While, Z1
related to May 26 (Flight day 13 – Re-entry and landing) · 14
STS-132 → At, Atlantis, Earth, EDT, Fahrenheit, Indonesia, Ken Ham, Kennedy Space Center's Shuttle, KSC, Landing Facility, Mach, The, The STS-132, UTC
related to External links · 13
STS-132 → Alan Taylor, Archived, Atlantis' Final FlightFirst, August, May, NASA, NASA's Space Shuttle, PDF, Space Shuttle, STS-132 Flight Day JournalNASA, STS-132 Press Kit, The Big Picture, The Boston Globe
related to STS-132 mission decal · 13
STS-132 → At, Atlantis, During, Earth, However, Locker A-16, May, Moreover, Pad, Space Shuttle, STS-135, The, United Space Alliance
related to background · 9
STS-132 → Atlantis, Atlantis34th, Challenger, Columbia, ISS11th, ISS3rd, NASA, STS-132nd, The
Members · 6
STS-132 → Dominic A. "Tony" Antonelli, Garrett Reisman, Kenneth Ham, Michael T. Good, Piers Sellers, Stephen G. Bowen

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STS-132Apogee altitude359 kilometres (223 mi)1.00infobox
STS-132COSPAR ID2010-019A1.00infobox
STS-132Crew size61.00infobox
STS-132Distance travelled7,853,563 kilometres (4,879,978 mi)1.00infobox
STS-132Docking dateMay 16, 2010, 14:28 UTC1.00infobox
STS-132Docking portPMA-2 (Harmony forward)1.00infobox
STS-132Inclination51.6 degrees1.00infobox
STS-132Landing dateMay 26, 2010, 12:49:18 (2010-05-26UTC12:49:19Z) UTC1.00infobox
STS-132Landing mass95,024 kilograms (209,491 lb)1.00infobox
STS-132Landing siteKennedy, SLF Runway 331.00infobox
STS-132Launch dateMay 14, 2010, 18:20 (2010-05-14UTC18:20Z) UTC1.00infobox
STS-132Launch mass119,300 kilograms (263,100 lb)1.00infobox
STS-132Launch siteKennedy, LC-39A1.00infobox
STS-132MembersKenneth Ham1.00infobox
STS-132MembersDominic A. "Tony" Antonelli1.00infobox
STS-132MembersGarrett Reisman1.00infobox
STS-132MembersMichael T. Good1.00infobox
STS-132MembersStephen G. Bowen1.00infobox
STS-132MembersPiers Sellers1.00infobox
STS-132Mission duration11 days, 18 hours, 29 minutes, 9 seconds1.00infobox
STS-132Mission typeISS assembly1.00infobox
STS-132NamesSpace Transportation System-1321.00infobox
STS-132OperatorNASA1.00infobox
STS-132Orbits completed1861.00infobox
STS-132Payload mass12,072 kilograms (26,615 lb)1.00infobox
STS-132Perigee altitude335 kilometres (208 mi)1.00infobox
STS-132Period91 minutes1.00infobox
STS-132Reference systemGeocentric1.00infobox
STS-132RegimeLow Earth1.00infobox
STS-132SATCAT no.365721.00infobox

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