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28 February 1990, 07:50 UTC

STS-36

Space ShuttleKennedy Space Center, FL, USA
Drawing of the Space Shuttle for STS-36

Space Shuttle Atlantis flew STS-36, a classified Department of Defense mission believed to have deployed a Misty stealth reconnaissance satellite, reaching the highest orbital inclination (62 degrees) of any human spaceflight to that point via a unique 'dog-leg' launch trajectory.

Outcome
Success
Orbit
LEO
Low Earth orbit
Payload to orbit
34.1 T (est.)
Flight
34th
of 135 Space Shuttle flights
Date and time
28 February 1990, 07:50 UTC
Builder
Rockwell / Martin Marietta / Thiokol
Launch site
Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, FL, USA
Payload
Government/Top Secret
International designator
1990-019
Launches in 1990
20th of 121

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