Space Shuttle Endeavour
Crewed spacecraftRetired
Space Shuttle orbiter
Space Shuttle Endeavour was NASA OV-105 and the final operational shuttle orbiter built. It first flew on STS-49 in 1992, supported satellite rescue, radar mapping, Hubble servicing, International assembly, and carried the Alpha Magnetic on its final mission, STS-134, in 2011.
Crewed spacecraft dossier
Flight profile
- Orbits
- 4,671
Vehicle record
- NASA designation
- OV-105
- Manufacturer
- Rockwell International
- Flights
- 25
- First flight
- STS-49, May 7-16, 1992
- Final flight
- STS-134, May 16-June 1, 2011
- Distance
- 197,761,262 km
- Status
- Displayed at the California Science Center
People Who Flew Aboard This Spacecraft
Photo Archive
Documented views of this individual vehicle, with source and credit retained alongside each image.
Sources
NASA Space Shuttle Era FactsNASA Orbiter Vehicle HistoryNASA: STS-49NASA Space Shuttle Missions Summary (TM-2011-216142)NASA: STS-47NASA: STS-54NASA: STS-57NASA: STS-59NASA: STS-68NASA: STS-67NASA: STS-69NASA: STS-72NASA: STS-77NASA: STS-89NASA: STS-88NASA: STS-99NASA: STS-97NASA: STS-100NASA: STS-108NASA: STS-111NASA: STS-113NASA: STS-118NASA: STS-123NASA: STS-126NASA: STS-127NASA: STS-130NASA: STS-134NASA: Tracking and Data Relay Satellite GenerationsNASA: The TDRS Era Began During Challenger's Maiden Voyage