STS-58

STS-58 was Columbia's October-November 1993 Spacelab Life Sciences-2 mission. John Blaha commanded the flight, Richard Searfoss served as pilot, M. Rhea Seddon was payload commander, William McArthur, David Wolf, and Shannon Lucid were mission specialists, and veterinarian Martin Fettman flew as payload specialist. The crew performed fourteen investigations in regulatory physiology, cardiovascular and pulmonary function, musculoskeletal adaptation, and neuroscience, collecting more than 650 human and animal samples. Columbia launched from Launch Complex 39B on October 18 and landed on Runway 22 at Edwards Air Force Base on November 1 after what was then the longest Space Shuttle mission.