STS-92-A

STS-1V/92-A
Mission insignia
Mission statistics
Mission name	STS-1V/92-A
Space shuttle	Endeavour
Launch pad	SLC-6
Launch date	February 5, 2009, 18:30:15 UTC
Landing site	Mataveri Airport, Easter Island
Landing	February 5, 2009, 19:01:20 UTC
Mission duration	31 minutes, 5 seconds
Number of orbits	Failed to achieve orbit ~250
Orbital altitude	~102 miles* ~191 miles
Orbital inclination	~90°
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Italics indicate parameters for the planned mission. *Maximum altitude reached in flight.

STS-92-A was a joint ISA and NASA space shuttle mission using the Space Shuttle Endeavour, launched February 5, 2009 from SLC-6 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. This was intended to be a multi-disciplinary Earth science research mission with a multitude of international scientific experiments in addition to being the first manned launch from the West Coast.

Following SRB separation, the Endeavour lost power to all three main engines and was forced to make a trans-oceanic abort landing at Mataveri International Airport on Easter Island.

Crew

Position	Astronaut
Commander	Boston Low Fourth spaceflight
Pilot	Ken Borden Fourth spaceflight
Mission Specialist 1	Cora Miles Fourth spaceflight
Mission Specialist 2	Ixy Comeaux Third spaceflight

Mission parameters

• Mass:
  • Orbiter Liftoff:
  • Orbiter Landing:
  • Payload:
• Perigee:
• Apogee:
• Inclination: 90°
• Period:

External links

• The ISA homepage
• The ISA's STS-1V page