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• 2006-12-19 20:45 ProhibitOnions 640×480×8 (35033 bytes) [[Astronaut]] [[John Creighton]] poses with onboard [[GRiD Compass]] computer, displaying a likeness of [[Mr. Spock]] of [[Star Trek]], aboard [[Space Shuttle]] mission [[STS-51G]] on 18 June 1985.