STS-114 Mission Objectives Test and evaluate new inspection and repair techniques Deliver supplies and cargo to the Space Station via the Raffaello MPLM.

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STS-114 Mission Objectives Test and evaluate new inspection and repair techniques Deliver supplies and cargo to the Space Station via the Raffaello MPLM –Mini Pressurized Logistics Module Deliver and install –Replacement CMG (control moment gyro) –External Stowage Platform

STS-114 Vehicle Changes External Tank heaters / foam replacement Orbiter Boom Sensor System (OBSS) –50 foot starboard boom –2 laser imaging sensors Wing Leading Edge Impact Detection –Sensors located in leading edge Reinforced Carbon- Carbon surfaces External Tank / SRB mounted cameras

STS-114 Return to Flight Successfully completed all primary mission objectives ( + 1 docked day) Most imaged mission ever flown Demonstrated orbit self-inspection via –OBSS –R-Bar Proximity Maneuver (RPM) Exercised real-time ground imagery analysis Performed limited tile repair experiment

Flight Day 1 ET Sep Photos

Orbiter Boom Sensor System

Flight Day 2 OBSS

Flight Day 3 R-Bar Pitch Maneuver

STS-114 MER 1 st flight in the new MER facility Major Activities –Certifying wing leading edge for entry –Certifying tile for entry –Impact of protruding gap filler –Impact of damaged thermal blanket

Protruding Gap Filler

Window 1 Thermal Blanket

SSP MER

Undock from ISS

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