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       By: Muslima Akter Date: August 30, 2023, 12:59 am
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       the space agency's shuttle fleet simply s into space in
       workmanlike fashion than any other single aerospace endeavor
       that's been attempted. In the end, the aging of the fleet, which
       lost two vessels to tragic disaster, and the expense of running
       it meant NASA had to bring its storied space shuttle program to
       an end. That left a troubling, possibly decade-long gap between
       the final flight of Atlantis last July and the emergence of
       future-generation manned vehicles overseen by the space agency,
       such as its deep-space Orion spacecraft and SLS launch system.
       NASA has instead turned to promising partnerships with
       commercial ventures like SpaceX, Boeing, Sierra Nevada, and the
       United Launch Alliance.
       In the meantime, NASA has been taking its decommissioned
       shuttles on a last, grand tour of the United States, ferrying
       them to new homes at several museums around the country and
       thrilling folks on the ground with special fly-bys past some of
       our most famous and beautiful landmarks and skylines. Atlantis,
       the last shuttle to visit the International Space Station on the
       fleet's final mission, will be displayed at the John F. Kennedy
       Space Center in Florida. Enterprise has beenUSA Phone Number
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       delivered to its new home
       at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City, while
       Discovery now resides at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center of the
       Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum in
       Virginia. Endeavour is currently being readied for permanent
       display at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.
       Challenger and Colombia, of course, were lost during missions
       along with their crews. As the accompanying slideshow attests,
       the tour of shuttles Discovery, Enterprise, and Endeavour atop
       NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft has provided professional and
       amateur photographers alike with the opportunity to snap some
       truly epic shots of these aerial treasures during their final,
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       ceremonial flights. They swept by such iconic ground-based
       landmarks as the Washington Monument, the Statue of Liberty, the
       Golden Gate Bridge, and the Hollywood sign. "This final shuttle
       flight marks the end of an era, but today, we recommit ourselves
       to continuing human space flight and taking the necessary—and
       difficult—steps to ensure America's leadership in human
       spaceflight for years to come," NASA administrator Charles
       Bolden, a former astronaut, said after the final flight of
       Atlantis on July 21, 2011. Looking ahead is of course the right
       thing to do, but for now, it's worth it to look back on the
       shuttle program one last time. ADVERTISEMENT 1. Liberty and
       Enterprise Liberty and Enterprise The decommissioned space
       shuttle Enterprise is carried on a barge past the Statue of
       Liberty on its way to its new permanent home at the Intrepid
       Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City a few months after its
       sensational fly-by of city landmarks on April 27, 2012. (Photo
       by Richard Drew, Associated Press) 2. The Big Apple The Big
       Apple Enterprise soars over the Manhattan skyline atop NASA’s
       Shuttle Carrier Aircraft during a 45-minute fly-by of the Statue
       of Liberty and other New York City landmarks on April 27, 2012
       before landing at JFK International Airport. (Photo by Robert
       Markowitz, NASA) 3. Capitol Achievement Capitol Achievement
       Before making its way to its new home at the Smithsonian
       Institution's National Air and Space Museum.
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