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STS-135 Space Station Payload

Raffaello Multi-purpose Logistics Module
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Mission STS-135

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Station Features

Florida is Base for U.S. National Lab

Waleed Abdalati, NASA chief scientist (left), Mark Uhran, NASA assistant associate administrator for the International Space Station (center) and Jeanne Becker, Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) executive director (right).

The U.S. national laboratory aboard the ISS is now managed at Kennedy's Space Life Sciences Laboratory.

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AMS Eyes to Focus on Invisible Universe

The Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer is designed to open human eyes to invisible cosmic rays.

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Preparing for the Research Decade

The International Space Station as seen from an approaching space shuttle.

Ten years of exciting research lies ahead aboard the International Space Station.

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Station Processing

Space Station Processing

Kennedy Space Center is the final checkpoint for International Space Station hardware.
Kennedy's Space Station Team

Many International Space Station elements wouldn't get off the ground without hundreds of dedicated people.
Space Station Processing Facility

Get the facts on the unique place where the Space Station components are readied.
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Last Shuttle Payload to the Pad

At NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the transportation canister carrying the STS-135 payload is lifted toward the payload changeout room on Launch Pad 39A's rotating service structure. From the...

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Launch 411

Space Station Payloads

STS-135 Space Station Payload

Station Features

Florida is Base for U.S. National Lab

AMS Eyes to Focus on Invisible Universe

Preparing for the Research Decade

Station Processing

Space Station Processing

Kennedy's Space Station Team

Space Station Processing Facility

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Last Shuttle Payload to the Pad

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