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Last Flight of Space Shuttle Discovery: STS-133
NASA's space shuttle Discovery has flown its last mission after 27 years of spaceflight. On Feb. 24, 2011, Discovery blasted off on the STS-133 mission - a 14-day flight to the International Space Station. It was the 133rd NASA shuttle flight and 39th flight of Discovery. Relive the final voyage of space shuttle Discovery as it heads to a museum for public display.
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NASA's shuttle Discovery left the International Space Station for the last time today.
The space shuttle Discovery is set to depart from the orbiting outpost one last time today.
The shuttle and station astronauts marked the end of the joint mission with a special goodbye ceremony today.
SPACE.com has put together a list of some serious wakeup tunes, space music for astronauts.
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Discovery's six astronauts are wrapping up their stay at the International Space Station today.
Astronauts on shuttle Discovery and the International Space Station focus on unpacking and repair work today.
The sentiments among the six Discovery crewmembers are a mixture of sadness and pride.
The 12 astronauts on shuttle Discovery and the space station have a busy unpacking day ahead.
President Barack Obama called the 12 astronauts on the International Space Station today. Obama marked the final flight of shuttle Discovery and urged astronauts to unpack a space robot.
President Obama talks with the STS-133 & Expedition 26 crews aboard the ISS on March 3, 2011.
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