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No Need for Speed
Crawler Systems Engineer Bob Myers doesn't mind taking the slow road when driving Space Shuttles out to the launch pad.
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Cooling a Hot Situation
NASA Space Shuttle processing engineer "goes with the flow."
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Atlantis Crew Readies for STS-121
Astronauts get hands-on test in Florida.
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The Home Stretch: Discovery Reaches Its Launch Pad
With Return to Flight on the horizon, Space Shuttle Discovery is in position for launch at Launch Pad 39B.
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Packing the Payloads
Space Shuttle Discovery astronauts check tools and equipment for their work in space.
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Shuttle in Shipshape
Upgrades to Space Shuttle Discovery set the stage for safer spaceflight.
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Two Plus One Makes History
What do two Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters plus one External Tank equal?
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Preparing the Space Shuttle's Powerhouse
For the Space Shuttle Main Engines, Return to Flight means a return to action.
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Endeavour on the Move
The orbiter Endeavour is moved temporarily to allow work in its processing hangar.
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Put to the Test
During the recent Crew Equipment Integration Test, the Return to Flight astronauts got a close look at Discovery -- inside and out.
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Man With a Mission
Kelly Carney is living his dream, and getting humans back into space.
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Lending a Hand, an Arm...and a Boom
Todd Dugan helped prepare the new Orbiter Boom Sensor System for its maiden voyage: the Space Shuttle's Return to Flight mission.
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A 'Moving Van' for Space
The Raffaello module will head to space on the STS-114 Space Shuttle mission.
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From Sea to Space
From arrival to launch, the Space Shuttle's External Tank is processed at Kennedy Space Center.
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A New Boom for Safety
The Orbiter Boom Sensor System is undergoing final checkout and testing at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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Last Stop on Earth
The External Tank that will help launch Space Shuttle Discovery on its Return to Flight mission has arrived at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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'We Provide the Ride'
Technicians like Chuck Jones are working hard to ensure the Space Shuttle's Solid Rocket Boosters are ready for Return to Flight.
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These Shoes were Made for Crawling
The Crawler Transporter goes for a test drive to try out its first set of new shoes since 1965.
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Rescuers at the Ready
Teams at the Kennedy Space Center staged a disaster drill to simulate a launch-day emergency.
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Making the Space Shuttles Safer
Research efforts will dramatically improve the safety of the Space Shuttles before they return to flight.