STS-110

Atlantis (25)

USA

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Launch, orbit and landing data

Launch date:	08.04.2002
Launch time:	20:44 UTC
Launch site:	Cape Canaveral (KSC)
Launch pad:	39-B
Altitude:	226 km
Inclination:	51,60°
Docking ISS:	10.04.2002, 16:05:00 UTC
Undocking ISS:	17.04.2002, 18:31:00 UTC
Landing date:	19.04.2002
Landing time:	16:27 UTC
Landing site:	Cape Canaveral (KSC)

Crew

No.	Surname	Given names	Position	Flight No.	Duration	Orbits
1	Bloomfield	Michael John "Bloomer"	CDR	3	10d 19h 42m	171
2	Frick	Stephen Nathaniel	PLT	1	10d 19h 42m	171
3	Walheim	Rex Joseph	MSP	1	10d 19h 42m	171
4	Ochoa	Ellen Lauri	MSP	4	10d 19h 42m	171
5	Morin	Lee Miller Emile	MSP	1	10d 19h 42m	171
6	Ross	Jerry Lynn	MSP	7	10d 19h 42m	171
7	Smith	Steven Lee	MSP	4	10d 19h 42m	171

Crew seating arrangement

Launch
1	Bloomfield
2	Frick
3	Walheim
4	Ochoa
5	Morin
6	Ross
7	Smith

Landing
1	Bloomfield
2	Frick
3	Morin
4	Ochoa
5	Walheim
6	Ross
7	Smith

Flight

Launch from Cape Canaveral (KSC); landing on Cape Canaveral (KSC). Due to a hydrogen leak the launch was scrubbed on April 04, 2002. ISS-13-8A Integrated Truss Structure S0, Mobile Transporter. With the launch of Atlantis, mission specialist Jerry L. Ross became the first human to have traveled to space seven times.

Following a two day solo flight the Atlantis docked to the ISS on 10.04.2002 and common work with the ISS expedition 4.

First EVA by Smith and Walheim on 11.04.2002 (7h 48m), installing the (S-Zero) truss segment.

Second spacewalk by Ross und Morin on 13.04.2002 (7h 30m) to mate two large tripod legs of the truss to the Destiny Laboratory.

Third EVA by Smith and Walheim on 14.04.2002 (6h 27m). They rewired the Canadarm2 and readied the complex's newly-delivered rail-car (Mobile Transporter) to move.

Fourth and final EVA by Ross and Morin on 16.04.2002 (6h 37m), installing a ladder, testing electrical switches for upcoming truss expansion and attaching external light and equipment to be used in future assembly work.