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Mission Statistics
Mission Name:
Call Sign:
Number of Crew Members:
Launch:	time UTC location
Landing:	time UTC location
Duration:
Number of Orbits:

STS-107

Mission insignia

Mission statistics

Mission name:

STS-107

Shuttle:

Columbia

Launch:

January 16, 2003 15:39:00 UTC

Landing:

Shuttle broke up upon re-entry on February 1, 2003 at ~13:59:32 UTC

Duration:

15 days 22:20:32

Orbit altitude:

166 nautical miles (307 km)

Orbit inclination:

39.0 degrees

Distance traveled:

6.59 million miles (10.6 million km)

Navigation

Previous mission	Next mission
STS-113	STS-114

or for space shuttles, the template:

1 Text
2 Crew
3 Mission Parameters
4 Navigation box
5 Footer
- 5.1 Historical
- 5.2 Active

[edit] Text

text includes: (basic description of mission)

[edit] Crew

crew members by name with number of flights (including current) in parentheses, flight position following

[edit] Mission Parameters

(all of these are used if applicable)

Mass: (mass)
Perigee/Perilune/etc.: (perigee)
Apogee/Apolune/etc.: (apogee)
Inclination: (inclination)
Period: (period)

(insert other information here as per normal Wikipedia article, paying heed that Mission Objective(s) should go in order right after Crew.)

[edit] Navigation box

Space shuttle flights have navigation box info in the template, Shenzou flights have it in the footer box, and Soyuz flights use the following navigation footer:

Previous Mission:
(previous mission)

(spacecraft/program link)

Next Mission:
(next mission)

[edit] Footer

[edit] Historical

v • d • e Project Apollo
SA-1 \| SA-2 \| SA-3 \| SA-4 \| QTV \| Pad Abort Test-1 \| SA-5 \| A-001 \| A-101 \| A-102 \| A-002 \| A-103 \| A-003 \| A-104 \| Pad Abort Test-2 \| A-105 \| A-004 \| AS-201 \| AS-203 \| AS-202 \| Apollo 1 \| Apollo 4 \| Apollo 5 \| Apollo 6 \| Apollo 7 \| Apollo 8 \| Apollo 9 \| Apollo 10 \| Apollo 11 \| Apollo 12 \| Apollo 13 \| Apollo 14 \| Apollo 15 \| Apollo 16 \| Apollo 17

Project Mercury

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Skylab
Skylab 1 \| Skylab 2 \| Skylab 3 \| Skylab 4 Skylab Rescue (unflown)

Vostok programme
Sputnik 4 \| Sputnik 5 \| Sputnik 6 \| Sputnik 9 \| Sputnik 10 \| Vostok 1 \| Vostok 2 \| Vostok 3 \| Vostok 4 \| Vostok 5 \| Vostok 6

Almaz Program
Salyut Program
Salyut 1 \| Salyut 4 \| Salyut 6 \| Salyut 7
Salyut 2 \| Salyut 3 \| Salyut 5

[edit] Active

v • d • e United States government human spaceflight programs
Active: Space Shuttle \| ISS (joint) \| Project Constellation (future)
Past: X-15 (suborbital) \| Mercury \| Gemini \| Apollo \| Skylab \| Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (joint, USSR) \| Shuttle-Mir (joint, Russia)
Cancelled: MISS \| Orion \| Dyna-Soar \| Manned Orbiting Laboratory \| Space Station Freedom (now ISS) \| Orbital Space Plane

v • d • e Soviet (to 1991) and Russian government manned space programs
Active: Soyuz \| ISS (joint)
In Development: Kliper
Past: Vostok \| Voskhod \| Salyut \| Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (joint) \| Mir
Cancelled: Zond (lunar Soyuz 7K-L1) \| N1-L3 \| Spiral \| Almaz (incorporated into Salyut program) / TKS spacecraft \| Energia / Buran

	v • d • e International Space Station
	Expedition 1 \| Expedition 2 \| Expedition 3 \| Expedition 4 \| Expedition 5 \| Expedition 6 \| Expedition 7 \| Expedition 8 \| Expedition 9 \| Expedition 10 \| Expedition 11 \| Expedition 12 \| Expedition 13 \| Expedition 14 \| Expedition 15 \| Expedition 16 \| Expedition 17 \| Expedition 18

	v • d • e Manned spaceflights to the International Space Station
	STS-88 \| STS-96 \| STS-101 \| STS-106 \| STS-92 \| Soyuz TM-31 \| STS-97 \| STS-98 \| STS-102 \| STS-100 \| Soyuz TM-32 \| STS-104 \| STS-105 \| Soyuz TM-33 \| STS-108 \| STS-110 \| Soyuz TM-34 \| STS-111 \| STS-112 \| Soyuz TMA-1 \| STS-113 \| Soyuz TMA-2 \| Soyuz TMA-3 \| Soyuz TMA-4 \| Soyuz TMA-5 \| Soyuz TMA-6 \| STS-114 \| Soyuz TMA-7 \| Soyuz TMA-8 \| STS-121 \| STS-115 \| STS-116
In progress: Soyuz TMA-9
Upcoming: Soyuz TMA-10 \| STS-117 \| STS-118 \| STS-120

Shenzhou (神舟)
Previous mission: none	Next mission: Shenzhou 2
Unmanned: Shenzhou 1 \| Shenzhou 2 \| Shenzhou 3 \| Shenzhou 4
Manned: Shenzhou 5 \| Shenzhou 6
Planned: Shenzhou 7 \| Shenzhou 8 \|Shenzhou 9 \|Shenzhou 10

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v • d • e Soviet (to 1991) and Russian government manned space programs
Active: Soyuz \| ISS (joint)
In Development: Kliper
Past: Vostok \| Voskhod \| Salyut \| Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (joint) \| Mir
Cancelled: Zond (lunar Soyuz 7K-L1) \| N1-L3 \| Spiral \| Almaz (incorporated into Salyut program) / TKS spacecraft \| Energia / Buran