The Endeavour (OV-105) was a space shuttle operated by the United States of America's NASA space agency in the 20th century.
Service history[]
From 13 January to 19 January 1993, Endeavor launched a satellite and Astronauts Mario Runco and Gregory J. Harbaugh conducted an early spacewalk as part of mission STS-54. (The Official Fan Club Magazine Issue 90: "The World's Highest Flying Trek Fan")
Legacy[]
In the 2140s, mission patches from Endeavour's STS-49 and STS-54 missions were displayed in the 602 Club in Mill Valley. (ENT episode: "First Flight")
In the 24th century, the Federation Starfleet named the Nebula-class USS Endeavour after the space shuttle Endeavour. (ST reference: Star Trek Chronology)
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Background[]
External link[]
- Space Shuttle Endeavour article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.