The STS-103 shuttle mission was launched on 20 December 1999, from the Kennedy Space Centre, and is thew third flight to service and repair the Hubble Space Telescope, a joint NASA/ESA project. Crew members include ESA astronauts Claude Nicollier and Jean-Francois Clervoy. Other STS-103 crew members were: Curtis L. Brown, commander; Scott J. Kelly, pilot; Steven L. Smith, mission specialist; C. Michael Foale, mission specialist; John M. Grunsfeld, mission specialist.
This video provides a post flight summary of the mission, as follows:
crew suited up; pressure checks on space suits; crew leave operations and checkout building; daytime views of launch pad; crew strapped into position for launch; night view of launch pad; night launch; ignition of main engines; ignition of solid rocket motors; view inside cockpit at launch; booster separation; view of external tank ejection; opening of payload doors; jet firings; checking robotic arms; view of earth from shuttle; EVA suit check; views of Hubble Space Telescope;

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00:59:45:00 titles
01:00:00:00 NASA logo
01:00:07:00 crew patch
01:00:11:00 crew suit up; Mission Commander Curt Brown
01:00:17:00 crew suit up; Pilot Scott Kelly
01:00:23:00 crew suit up; Payload Commander Steve Smith
01:00:28:00 crew suit up; Mission Specialist Jean-Francois Clervoy
01:00:33:00 crew suit up; Mission Specialist; John Grunsfeld
01:00:39:00 crew suit up; Mission Specialist Mike Foale
01:00:43:00 crew suit up; Mission Specialist (ESA) Claude Nicollier
01:00:48:00 crew departs Operations and Control building
01:00:53:00 Discovery on launch pad at Kennedy Space Center,Florida
01:00:58:00 crew egresses elevator at white room level of launch
pad, greets close out crew
01:01:04:00 medium shot side view of Discovery on launch pad
01:01:08:00 flight deck, Brown strapping to Commanders seat
01:01:13:00 Kelly in white room preparing to board Discovery
01:01:18:00 flight deck; Clervoy strapping in
01:01:25:00 side view of orbiter on launch pad as night approaches
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