NASA Sets Briefings to Preview Next Space Shuttle Mission, STS-122

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Oct. 23, 2007

Katherine Trinidad
Headquarters, Washington
202-358-3749
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Nicole Cloutier-Lemasters
Johnson Space Center, Houston
281-483-5111
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MEDIA ADVISORY: 07-142

NASA SETS BRIEFINGS TO PREVIEW NEXT SPACE SHUTTLE MISSION, STS-122

HOUSTON - NASA will discuss the next space shuttle mission during a 
daylong series of media briefings from the Johnson Space Center 
beginning at 8 a.m. CST Friday, Nov. 9. Space shuttle Atlantis' 
11-day mission, designated STS-122, is targeted for launch Dec 6. The 
mission will deliver the European Space Agency's Columbus Laboratory 
to the International Space Station. 

The schedule of briefings is (all times Central): 

8 a.m. -- Space Shuttle and Space Station Program Overview
9 a.m. -- International Space Station Briefing to preview Expedition 
16 spacewalks
10 a.m. -- STS-122 Mission Overview
11:30 a.m. -- NASA TV Video File
12 p.m. -- STS-122 Spacewalk Overview
1 p.m. -- STS-122 Crew News Conference
2 p.m. -- Crew Round-Robin Interviews
5 p.m. -- Hans Schlegel News Conference for German media

Media planning to attend or participate in the briefings or 
round-robin interviews must contact the Johnson newsroom at 
281-483-5111, by 5 p.m. on Nov. 7. Questions will be taken from 
participating NASA locations. Non-U.S. media planning to attend the 
briefings, regardless of citizenship, need to request credentials 
from Johnson by Friday, Oct. 26. 

All briefings, except the round-robin crew interviews, will be 
broadcast live on NASA Television and the Web at: 

http://www.nasa.gov/ntv

Steve Frick will command the seven-member crew, which includes Pilot 
Alan Poindexter, mission specialists Rex Walheim, Stanley Love, 
Leland Melvin and European Space Agency astronauts Hans Schlegel and 
Leopold Eyharts. Eyharts will replace Expedition 16 Flight Engineer 
Daniel Tani and remain aboard the station as a member of the 
Expedition 16 crew. Tani will return to Earth with the STS-122 crew.

For the latest information about the STS-122 mission and its crew, 
visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/shuttle

	
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