Sep 7 1995

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The Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-69) was launched to deploy and retrieve two scientific spacecraft. One was the second flight of the Wake Shield Facility-2, a 12-foot diameter disk for growing semiconductor films. The other was the SPARTAN 201 on its third flight. Its mission was to study the outer atmosphere of the Sun and its transition into the solar wind that constantly flows past the Earth. (NASA Releases 95-121 & 164; NY Times, Sep 3/95, Sep 14/95, Sep 15/95, Sep 16/95, Sep 17/95, Sep 18/95 & Sep 19/95; W Post, Sep 8/95, Sep 11/95, Sep 12/95, Sep 17/95, Sep 18/95 & Sep 19/95; USA Today, Sep 11/95 & Sep 13/95; Fla Today, Sep 11/95, Sep 12/95, Sep 14/95 & Sep 17/95; CSM, Sepl 1/95; AP, Sep 7/95, Sep 8/95, Sep 10/95, Sep 12/95, Sep 15/95 & Sep 18/95; Reuters, Sep 9/95, Sep 11/95 & Sep 14/95; UPI, Sep 7/95; Av Wk, Sep 11/95 & Sep 18/95)

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