Shuttle Transportation System (STS) Mission 120 &
Signatures in Space
STS-120 is the 23rd shuttle mission to the International Space Station, and it will launch the Italian-build U.S. multi-port module, named the Harmony Node, for the station. The Harmony Node will
increase the orbiting laboratory's interior space, providing attachment points for the European and Japanese laboratory modules to be launched in the future.
Click here for the official NASA
website for STS-120.
Click here to visit our photo gallery at the First Christian Church website.
 | Mission: STS-120 Tentative Launch Date: October 23, 2007 Mission Duration: 14 Days Orbiter: Discovery Launch Pad: 39A, Kennedy Space Center |
| Harmony Node 2 Harmony is to be delivered and installed on the International Space Station as the main objective of STS-120. Harmony is a key step in the completion of the ISS, slated for 2010. |
Signatures in Space to fly on STS-120
Students at Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation and West Central School Corporation who signed the posters from the Lockheed Martin Signatures in Space program last year
will be delighted to know that their signatures, in a digitized form, will be flying on STS-120. About 500 schools across the United States are participating in the Signatures in Space program
and their signatures are flying on STS-120.
Official NASA Photos
Official Crew Photo | 
Pamela A. Melroy, STS-120 Mission Commander US Air Force Colonel (retired) |
Official STS-120 Mission Patch | 
Marine Corps Colonel George D. Zamka, STS-120 Mission Pilot |
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