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    STS-84 PFP Long Version

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    • Title STS-84 PFP Long Version
    • Released: 23/07/1997
    • Language English
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    • Copyright ESA
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      The STS-84 Atlantis mission was launched on May 15th 1997. The American shuttle Atlantis carried out the sixth docking with the Russian space station Mir, exchanging crew members, delivering supplies and testing new technologies. ESA astronaut Jean-Francois Clervoy made his second trip into space.
      Footage as follows: STILLS: annotated photo of crew; mission patch; launch; long shot Mir; Clervoy in flight deck, Mir in background through window; medium shot Mir; crew members in flight deck; docking target with prototype dot-based system; NASA atronaut and Russian cosmonaut shake hands through hatch; exchange of gifts; Russian and American crew members together; various shots of crew members; Earthviews; re-entry and landing.
      VIDEO: crew in orange suits in operations and checkout building; crew leave operations and checkout building; ignition, shuttle launch; SRB separation; booster falls towards Earth; hatch opened into Spacelab, Clervoy in Sapcehab; view of rendezvous burn from interior of flight deck; view of

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    • Length 07:00:00
    • Format BETACAM
    • Commercial Use No
    • Producer NASA

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