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since first arriving at the kennedy

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space center 25 years ago space shuttle

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its oceanside launch pads more than 30

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the fourth of nasa's five orbiters

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atlantis career has not been lacking in

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firsts

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among them the first shuttle to deploy a

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the first shuttle to dock to a space

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and the first shuttle to fly with a

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glass cockpit

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and now atlantis will lead the shuttle

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fleet to a final first

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as it becomes the first space shuttle to

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complete its scheduled flights

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atlantis will return to earth to stay

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the array of missions atlantis has flown

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is as wide as the oceans once sailed by

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the 20th century research vessel for

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atlantis has flown missions for national

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security for interplanetary exploration

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on october 3rd 1985 atlantis launched

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from pad 39a on its maiden voyage

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sts-51j

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ignition and liftoff liftoff of atlanta

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a new orbiter joins the shuttle fleet

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and it has cleared the tower

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commanded by shuttle veteran carol bobco

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the classified department of defense

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flight was the first of five pentagon

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after traveling more than a million

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miles atlantis landed at edwards air

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force base just four days later on

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later that year on just its second

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flight atlanta set a shuttle record for

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the least amount of time between

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on november 26th the orbiter headed back

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to space on sts-61b

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just 50 days after completing its

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previous flight

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making his first space flight on that

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crew was mission specialist and

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spacewalker jerry ross whose seven

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career space flights including five on

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board atlantis would set a record

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matched by just one other astronaut

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three communication satellites were

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deployed during the flight

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during two spacewalks ross and woody

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experiment to demonstrate the

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feasibility of assembling large

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structures in space

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the successful experiment was an early

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proving ground for the engineering and

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during the next three years atlantis

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the tragic loss of space shuttle

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challenger and its crew in january 1986

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prompted the grounding of atlantis and

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the rest of the shuttle fleet until

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in 1989 atlantis was back in action

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completing two missions to provide a

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the primary payload for sts-30 in may of

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magellan which was the first

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a space shuttle eased into orbit around

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venus in august 1990

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mapping 98 of the planet before its

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five months later on sts-34 atlantis was

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back in space for the deployment of the

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galileo spacecraft on its voyage to

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it took six years for galileo to arrive

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when it did it became the first

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spacecraft to both orbit and release a

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probe to penetrate through the

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atmosphere of an outer planet

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it collected data on jupiter and its

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and flight through this is years

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on june 27 1995 atlantis embarked on a

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mission which significantly expanded the

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and liftoff of the space shuttle

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atlantis on a mission that will herald a

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new day of international cooperation in

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houston now controlling

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but atlantis whose crew included

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cosmonauts anatoly seloviev and nikolai

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on-orbit exchange of shuttle crew

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who flew to mir on a russian soyuz

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in a complex orbital ballet seloviev and

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budaran captured these images from their

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russian soyuz which undocked just

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the union of atlantis and mir created

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who became the first american woman to

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her 188-day stay on board the station

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spaceflight record at the time a record

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wearing jet backpacks known as

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satisfac a satisfactory life support

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preserved as astronaut dave wolf joined

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in 2003 the loss of the space shuttle

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following two return to flight missions

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the crew conducted three spacewalks to

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as astronaut steve mclean became the

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first canadian astronaut to operate both

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the station's robotic arm and the mobile

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sts-117 in june of 2007 closely mirrored

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with atlantis and its crew delivering s3

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the next truss segment for the starboard

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side of the station and its solar arrays

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the mission also included a space

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station crew rotation

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astronaut clay anderson became a member

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of the station's expedition 15 crew

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replacing sunny williams whose

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195-day stay on the station set a new

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long-duration space flight record for

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women eclipsing the record set by

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the sole flight for atlantis in 2008 was

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the highlight of that 13-day mission was

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the installation of the european space

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agency's columbus laboratory

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astronauts rex walheim stan love and han

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schlegel also replaced several

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components of station hardware over the

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and in may 2009 the sts-125 mission

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became the first flight in nine years

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for atlantis to a destination other than

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sts-125 was the final servicing mission

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during the 13-day flight the crew

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outfitted hubble with two new imaging

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devices the cosmic origins spectrograph

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and the wide field planetary camera 3.

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over five complex spacewalks the crew

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replaced and upgraded many key

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components on the venerable telescope

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giving hubble a new lease on life and

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extending its vision to beyond the

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limits of our solar system with the

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atlantis has traveled more than 115

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million miles in the pursuit of

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exploration

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its legacy enabled nasa and its

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international partners to accomplish

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some of the most complex work in human

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work that has yielded immeasurable