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Shuttle Missions That Might Have Happened

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
May 27, 2011
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12 Space Shuttle Missions That Weren’t, IEEE Spectrum
“The U.S. space shuttle fleet is set for retirement following the launch of Atlantis, scheduled for mid-July. In all, the fleet will have flown 135 missions, the first in 1981, but there were many more on the drawing board. With scrubbed missions that included daring rescues, in-orbit satellite snatches, and dangerous explosives, you can see why some of these didn’t make the cut. But just imagine if they had.”

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