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In U.S. human spaceflight program, the final launch decision rests with one person: the launch director. NASA's Mike Leinbach on making hardest call.
From stray pens to birds, Mike Leinbach, retired launch director, explains why shuttle launches sometimes got scrubbed.
Flying in T-38N Talon jets, the four members of Crew-13 arrived at NASA Kennedy’s Shuttle Landing Facility. Mission pilot ...
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The space shuttle with 86 passengers
NASA's 1976 Personnel Launch System proposal adapted the space shuttle into a two-deck orbital transport, with room for at least 68 passengers and some layouts accommodating 86. Four ground-entry ...
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How did the Space Shuttle launch work?
A detailed animated look at the process of getting the Space Shuttle into Earth orbit, with most operations shown at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Assets and models used (purchased and modified): ...
When the seven crew members of space shuttle Endeavour meet up with the six astronauts on the international space station in ...
On September 17, 1976, NASA revealed the Enterprise—its first space shuttle, named after Star Trek's starship. Discover how this pioneering craft shaped American spaceflight history.
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