Servicing Mission 4

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Servicing Mission 4 was the final Space Shuttle mission to upgrade and repair the Hubble Space Telescope, extending its operational life and scientific capabilities.

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instanceOf Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission
Space Shuttle mission
addedHardware Soft Capture and Rendezvous System
alsoKnownAs STS-125
apogee about 563 kilometers
carriedInstrument Cosmic Origins Spectrograph
Wide Field Camera 3
commander Scott D. Altman
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crewSize 7
EVAcount 5
EVAcrewSize 2 astronauts per EVA
EVAcumulativeTime about 36 hours
feature five spacewalks
inclination approximately 28.5 degrees
installedOn Hubble Space Telescope
landingDate 2009-05-24
landingSite Kennedy Space Center Shuttle Landing Facility
launchDate 2009-05-11
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
missionDuration 12 days 21 hours 37 minutes
missionNumberInProgram 4th planned Hubble servicing mission
Hubble Servicing Mission 4
surface form: 5th Hubble servicing mission
missionSpecialist Andrew J. Feustel
John M. Grunsfeld
Megan McArthur
surface form: K. Megan McArthur

Megan McArthur
Michael J. Massimino
Michael T. Good
notable first ever on-orbit repairs of instruments not originally designed for in-space servicing at component level
objective enhance Hubble Space Telescope scientific capabilities
extend Hubble Space Telescope operational life
operatedBy NASA
orbit low Earth orbit
perigee about 350–560 kilometers (Hubble orbit range after reboost)
pilot Gregory C. Johnson
precededBy Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 3B
surface form: Servicing Mission 3B
primaryObjective service and upgrade the Hubble Space Telescope
program NASA Space Shuttle program
surface form: Space Shuttle program
repairedInstrument Advanced Camera for Surveys
Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph
replacedInstrument Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2
result extended Hubble operations into the 2010s and beyond
riskMitigation launch-on-need rescue mission STS-400 planned
servicedSubsystem Hubble batteries
Hubble Space Telescope Fine Guidance Sensors
surface form: Hubble fine guidance sensors

Hubble gyroscopes
Hubble thermal insulation
spacecraft Space Shuttle Atlantis
target Hubble Space Telescope
wasFinal last Space Shuttle mission to Hubble Space Telescope

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STS-125 HSTServicingMissionNumber Servicing Mission 4