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First Operational Space Shuttle Mission | STS-5 Astronaut Crew Press Briefing

Thirty days ahead of the inaugural operational space shuttle mission, the STS-5 crew participated in a media event, briefing the press on their upcoming mission. During the briefing, the crew discussed the mission's objectives, the logistics involved in deploying the communications satellites into orbit, as well as the significance of the first spacewalk in the history of the Space Shuttle program. This rare early program video provides insights into the preparations and challenges involved in the upcoming mission, giving the public a glimpse into the groundbreaking work that NASA was undertaking. Video recorded on October 6, 1982 and enhanced to HD with Topaz Video Enhance AI software and Adobe Photoshop. Video courtesy National Archives. The STS-5 space shuttle mission was the fifth flight of NASA's Space Shuttle program, launched on November 11, 1982. The mission's primary objective was to deploy two communications satellites into orbit, the first time the Space Shuttle had been used for this purpose. The crew also conducted a number of experiments, including testing a solar cell wing and studying the behavior of fluids in microgravity. The mission lasted a total of five days and successfully completed all of its objectives, making it a significant milestone in the development of the Space Shuttle program. Columbia STS-5 Crewmembers: Commander: Vance Brand Pilot: Bob Overmyer Mission Specialist 1: Joe Allen Mission Specialist 2: William Lenoir Shuttlesource is a video archive that showcases rare and exclusive footage from the 30-year history of the space shuttle program. This project aims to preserve and digitize historical material by relying on a combination of private and NASA sourced video. With a vast collection of over 2,000 hours of video, Shuttlesource offers a unique and valuable perspective on every shuttle mission. The archive includes footage of astronaut training, briefings, mission operations, orbiter preparations, and news media coverage. It's a snapshot in time that provides insight into the extraordinary accomplishments of the shuttle program. Shuttlesource owes its success to the contributions of those who have generously shared their footage and offered support. We extend our gratitude to all who have made this project possible. We hope that you enjoy the videos and appreciate this opportunity to relive some of the moments in space exploration history. Facebook:   / shuttlesource   #spaceshuttle #nasa #columbia