STS 129, the 31st mission of the Space Shuttle Atlantis, is scheduled to launch at 14:28 Eastern time on November 16, 2009. Like all remaining flights, this will be to the space station. The primary goal is to install a couple of platforms on ISS on which they can store spare hardware for use after the shuttles retire. The launch date depends on an Atlas V launch from a nearby air force base on the 14th, so stay tuned to NASA to see if there are any last-minute changes.
Atlantis to fly November 16
The STS 129 mission involves the Space Shuttle Atlantis launching on November 16, 2009, to install platforms on the ISS.
Written byPhil Plait
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