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Recovery after Challenger, in a single calendar year and, judging from the impossibly short seven weeks expected to get her ready for STS-61E, probably could not have been realistically achieved. On the 6 March flight, she and another seven-man crew would have been launched to spend eight days in orbit with the ASTRO-1 obser

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Extended capabilities,iniature space station’ missions in his 15-year astronaut career. Nicknamed’ sox’ throughout the astronaut corps, he flew four highly successful Shuttle missions during the early-to-mid 1990s, two as Pilot and two as Commander, before joining the space station project as backup skipper for its first

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A miniature space station,f thousands of scientists, engineers, technicians, Shuttle processing workers and a close-knit team of seven astronauts. For STS-83 Mission Specialist Don Thomas, 1997 would prove to be one of the high points of his astronaut career: at the end of January, it seemed unlikely that he would be flying

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Uncertain future,up. One was a 16-day scientific research mission using a brand-new laboratory module, the other a much-needed servicing of NASA’s coveted Hubble Space Telescope. After that, the missions for the venerable old workhorse dried up. It seemed that Columbia — once the pride of the Shuttle fleet, a vetera

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hts with specific emphasis on their scientific and mission o.On February 1.st. 2003, one of the worst and most public disasters ever witnessed in the human space programme unfolded with horrifying suddenness in the skies above north central Texas. The Space Shuttle Columbia – the world’s first truly

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