A MINI Among the Stars

When Ryan’s MINI Adventure was born, imaginations soared with all the possibilities a little girl’s favorite toy might experience. There were events to attend, people to meet, places to visit, and frontiers to explore. Dreams provide inspiration and encouragement, and there was no greater dream than to one day have Ryan’s MINI make the ultimate journey—beyond Earth itself.

Ryan’s MINI in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, International Space Station

NASA astronaut Leland Melvin has devoted much of his career to inspiring children through space exploration and encouraging them to embrace science, engineering, and math. After hearing about Ryan from her cousin, Leland visited Ryan’s MINI Adventure and was so touched by her story that he made an unbelievable offer: to bring Ryan and her little red MINI along on his next mission aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis. Through photographs carried aboard STS-129, Ryan and her MINI traveled all the way to the International Space Station.

Astronaut Leland Melvin

Every child deserves the opportunity to dream about who they might one day become. They are today’s joy and tomorrow’s future. We find great comfort, pride, and love in knowing that, for one incredible moment, Ryan reached beyond this world and proved that “Little Girls Can Do Big Things!”

Thank you, Leland.

Leland at work

As the crew of STS-129 prepared for launch, Leland reached out to Ryan's family with an important question: “How big is Ryan’s MINI?” With very limited space for personal items, it was decided that a photograph of Ryan’s MINI, along with a photo of Ryan, would make the journey instead.

After the mission, those very special photos were returned to Ryan’s family, along with certification that they had flown in space and a personal note from Leland. A true gift from the heavens.

Ryan’s MINI Begins Its Journey to the Stars
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Ryan’s MINI in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, International Space Station

Ryan’s MINI in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, International Space Station

Ryan in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, International Space Station

Note from Leland

The Ultimate MINI Adventure

STS-129 Mission Crew Astronaut Leland Melvin STS-129 Mission Patch It's go time! STS-129 on the launch pad KSC Suited up and ready to go! All aboard the Astrovan Astrovan makes it's way to Pad 39A Final send off 3-2-1 Ignite God Speed! Astronaut Leland Melvin, STS-129 Crew Member – Russian Service Module, ISS KSC Launch Control Ryan's MINI at KSC All systems look good STS-129 Crew in Space Ryan in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, ISS Ryan’s MINI in the Japanese Experiment Module – rear window, ISS Astronaut Leland @ work in space Exterior view of ISS over Sinai Peninsula Astronaut Leland back on earth Touchdown – Atlantis STS-129, Kennedy Space Center Touchdown Leland Melvin with Ryan’s family, NASA HQ

STS-129 Mission Facts

Mission
STS-129
Space Shuttle
Atlantis
Launch Pad
KSC 39A
Launch Date
11.16.09 – 14:28:09
Landing
KSC 11.27.09 – 09:44:22
Destination
ISS
Mission Duration
10 days
Number of Orbits
171
Distance Traveled
4,490,138 miles
Maximum Speed
17,500 mph
Maximum Altitude
221 miles
# of Crew Members
6

Ryan’s MINI Blasts Off Aboard STS-129