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MrGShuttle Discovery was the third orbiter built by NASA and has had over 20 years of upgrades and experience. It has flown 34 missions, most to the International Space Station, and is one of the most trusted shuttles in the NASA fleet. Discovery's 2006 Return to Flight mission brought Expedition crews to and from the ISS, but had problems with foam shedding that were similar to the Columbia disaster. The mission returned safely on July 17, 2006.
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Evolution of the modern day space shuttle
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History Of Astronomy (Complete)
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Chapter 22 section 3(current space missions)
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STS-135 Mission Summary - Space Shuttle AtlantisNASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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NASA and AARP celebrate 50 years of space exploration achievements including inspiring future generations, creating new jobs and technologies, and increasing discovery and knowledge of Earth and space. Key events include President Kennedy's 1962 speech advocating for space exploration, the 1969 Apollo 11 mission that landed the first humans on the Moon, and ongoing work at the International Space Station to enable future exploration.
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Space shuttle and its advancement
1. The space shuttle was a partially reusable
low earth orbital spacecraft system that was
operated from 1981 to 2011 by the U.S.
2. Primary objective is to improve access to space
3. flight was april 1981 with astronauts young
and crippen
4. Has flown approximately 100 missions carrying
1.5 million pounds of cargo and over 600 major
payloads
Nasa 51 years in spacefinal
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