Michael J. Bloomfield
Scott E. Parazynski
Wendy B. Lawrence
Jean-Loop Chretien
Vladimir Titov
David A. Wolf

Astronauts:                        
Mir 33
Crew:               
James D. Wetherbee
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Shuttle STS-86
Mir Index Note:
Delivered Wolf for Mir EO-24 crew. Retrieved MEEP, 1 spacewalk.
The Mir Environmental Effects Payload (MEEP) was a set of four experiments installed on the RussianSpace Station Mir from 1996 to 1997 to study the effects of space debris impacts and exposure to the space environment on a variety of materials. The materials used in the experiments were being considered for use on the International Space Station, and by exposing them at a similar orbital altitude to that flown by the ISS, the experiments provided an assessment of the performance of those materials in a similar space environment. MEEP also fulfilled the need to examine the occurrence and effects of man-made debris and natural micrometeoroids through capture and impact studies. The experiments were installed on the Mir docking module during STS-76 and retrieved during STS-86
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