The best of the best, it’s a compilation of the featured moments captured by NASA Television during the mission of Endeavour and its six-man crew to the International Space Station.
STS-134: Space Shuttle Endeavour’s last Mission
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14 responses to “STS-134: Space Shuttle Endeavour’s last Mission”
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If they need all these people on the ground to get them into their suites. Who does it for them upon return ?
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Idk, but this is more impressive than what happened today, at least from a lay perspective.
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whats up with the fork thing?
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I was at this launch and on NASA property and was not a happy camper when clouds moved in at the last minute so we were only able to see the shuttle for about 15 seconds before she went into the clouds.
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Thank you very much, crews, teams of technologists, engineers and scientists, everyone. Forever in memory: Endeavuor.
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40:00 Bit of a double take when NASA was congratulating Michael Fincke on his duration record of 377 days, as Valery Polyakov had already spent 438 days in space prior to this. Similar to the NASA marketing about Scott Kelly's (340 day) 'records' a few years ago. Non-American human records do not seem to count in US corporate governance land. Nice to see the self awareness and humility/respect in Mike's response here!
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Hey. Do the rest of those guys know there's a Canadian on board?
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