Skylab 4

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Skylab 4 was the third and final crewed mission to the United States' Skylab space station, notable for its long-duration stay in orbit and extensive scientific experiments.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA space mission
Skylab program mission
crewed spaceflight mission
callSign Skylab 4 self-link
commander Gerald P. Carr NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crewMember Edward G. Gibson
Gerald P. Carr NERFINISHED
William R. Pogue NERFINISHED
crewNationality American
crewReturnVehicle Apollo CSM-118
crewSize 3
dockingTarget Skylab Orbital Workshop
EVAcount 4
EVAdurationTotal 22 hours
experimentType Earth observation
life sciences
materials science
solar astronomy
followedBy Apollo–Soyuz Test Project
landingDate 1974-02-08
landingSite Pacific Ocean
launchDate 1973-11-16
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39B
launchVehicle Saturn IB
missionDuration 1 hour
15 minutes
84 days
missionEndReason planned completion of Skylab program
missionRole final crewed mission to Skylab
third crewed mission to Skylab
notableFor extensive scientific experiments
long-duration stay in orbit
studies of crew adaptation to long missions
operator NASA
orbit low Earth orbit
surface form: Low Earth orbit
pilot William R. Pogue NERFINISHED
precededBy Skylab 3
primaryObjective long-duration human spaceflight
scientific research in space
program Skylab program
recoveryShip USS New Orleans
sciencePilot Edward G. Gibson NERFINISHED
spacecraftMass about 20,000 kilograms
spacecraftName Apollo CSM-118
spacecraftType Apollo command and service module
surface form: Apollo CSM
spaceStationVisited Skylab Orbital Workshop
surface form: Skylab
usedInstrument Apollo Telescope Mount

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