STS-107
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English: STS-107 was a space shuttle mission by NASA using the Space Shuttle Columbia, launched January 16, 2003. The seven-member crew was killed on February 1, 2003, when the shuttle disintegrated during reentry into the Earth's atmosphere.
Español: STS-107 fue una misión de la NASA en el Transbordador espacial Columbia, lanzado el 16 de enero de 2003. Los siete miembros de la tripulación fallecieron el 1 de febrero de 2003, cuando el transbordador se desintegró durante la reentrada en la atmósfera terrestre.
Slovenčina: STS-107 bola poslednou misiou raketoplánu Columbia. Cieľom letu boli predovšetkým experimenty v mikrogravitácii. 1. februára 2003, počas pokusu o pristátie, keď kvôli poškodeniu tepelnej ochrany na krídle do raketoplánu vnikla žeravá plazma a spôsobila jeho deštrukciu, zahynuli všetci siedmi členovia posádky. Príčinou poškodenia tepelného štítu bol kus izolačnej peny, ktorý odpadol z externej palivovej nádrže počas štartu raketoplánu.
- Human spaceflight gallery archive copy at the Wayback Machine
- Kennedy Media Gallery archive copy at the Wayback Machine
- Columbia Accident Investigation Board gallery archive copy at the Wayback Machine
Crew
Crew photo
Mission poster
Richard Husband, Commander
Willie McCool, Pilot
Mike Anderson, Mission Specialist
David Brown, Mission Specialist
Kalpana Chawla, Mission Specialist
Laurel Clark, Mission Specialist
Ilan Ramon, Payload Specialist
Boarding the shuttle
Preflight
Crew in front of Spacehab module
Hitchhiker bridge with FREESTAR
Payload processing
Columbia leaves the VAB
Columbia rolls out to the Pad
Columbia rolls out to the Pad
Students work on their experiment
scheme of general configuration
3-view of configuration
Launch
Launch
Launch
Launch- Launch movie
Columbia is visible at the top end of a column of smoke
Composite images of Columbia's ascent. Left image taken before and the right is taken after the debris strike
In orbit
IR AMOS image of Columbia
Visible image of AMOS
Crew picture
View from tunnel into Spacehab
Pilot William C. McCool talks with ground controllers
Payload commander Michael P. Anderson on the aft flight deck
Kalpana at work in SPACEHAB
Three crewmembers in their bunk beds
Ilan Ramon with the Israeli Chemial Garden Experiment
The disaster
Single thermal protection system tile that was recently recovered near Powell, Texas
View of the underside of Columbia during its entry
Columbia debris detected by the National Weather Service radar in Shreveport, LA
A thermal protection system tile from Columbia
Debris from Columbia in a hangar in Louisiana
At an hangar at KSC the Columbia debris collected
Columbia Memorial on Mars
