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STS-124, Kibo to the ISS
jmjawors
post Jun 14 2008, 03:24 PM
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Agreed. A great two weeks for Discovery and the ISS. Next up for her is the delivery of the last set of solar array wings to station. But next up for us is Atlantis and the Hubble Servicing Mission!


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A parting shot of Discovery as she is towed back to the OPF to begin processing for STS-119.
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