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Working on the Boom
Technician Todd Dugan is part of the team preparing the new Orbiter Boom Sensor System.
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From Sea to Space
Preparing the massive orange External Tank for a Space Shuttle flight is a heavy task.
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Return to Flight Crew
Visits KennedyAstronauts check-out STS-114 flight hardware.
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External Tank Arrives
The tank that will help launch NASA's Return to Flight mission is now at Kennedy Space Center.
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Stacking Solid Rocket Boosters
Technician Chuck Jones explains how his team will "provide the ride."
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Discovery's Driving Force
Space Shuttle Discovery's three main engines are installed.
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Super-Cool Tests
Engineers are growing ice to improve Space Shuttle safety.
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Space Shuttles Call Kennedy Space Center Home
From landing until the next launch, the space shuttle fleet is in good hands.
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Shuttle Processing
Kennedy is marking another milestone -- the completion of its first fully assembled Space Shuttle Main Engine.
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New Role for Radar
Radar tested could benefit
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the Space Shuttle's safe
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In the Shop
Shuttle Discovery receives its refurbished FRCS.
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