Lasting from October 29th to November 7th 1998, the STS-95 mission was the 25th flight of Space Shuttle Discovery and the 94th mission flown since the start of the Space Shuttle programme in April 1981. Crew included Senator John Glenn and ESA astronaut Pedro Duque.
This post-flight presentation coverage starts with an awards ceremony, and follows on to include video and slide material.
VIDEO as follows: shuttle on pad; crew suited-up; crew leave operations and checkout building and are strapped into the shuttle; exterior and interior views of the launch [including footage of boosters being released]; payload bay doors open; overhead view of payload bay; interior of Spacehab module; deployment of Petit Amateur Navy Satellite; John Glenn at human bone cell experiment; astronaut enters Spacehab module; molten metals experiment; Glenn at Aerogel production experiment; Duque performs suspended drop experiment in glovebox; various experimentation; robot arm grapples Spartan, satellite on arm with Earth in backgro

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Awards to ground team and flight crew
Presentation of the flight by Brown