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Future Of Flights Unclear
TAMPA - As NASA pulls the plug on future shuttle missions, indefinitely grounding its manned space program, dozens of robots are buzzing through the solar system.

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Flaws Dangerous To Fix
TAMPA - Stephen Robinson will make history today as the first astronaut to attempt repairs to the outside of a shuttle in orbit.

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February 1, 2003
Remembering Columbia
The space shuttle Columbia broke apart in flames 39 miles in the air as it streaked over Texas at 12,500 miles an hour toward its landing strip in Florida, Saturday, Feb. 1, 2003, killing all seven astronauts, six Americans and an Israeli.

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Columbia Accident Investigation Board Report
NASA Video Tribute: '16 Minutes From Home'
Columbia's New Mission


Shuttle Mission History
Since 1981 the Space Shuttle has been the backbone of NASA's manned mission. Over the course of 113 missions the shuttle has launched important scientific materials, supported two space stations and twice reminded the world that exploration comes with a price.

MSNBC's Shuttle History

NASA Labors To Close Space-Travel Gap After Shuttle
CAPE CANAVERAL - The $2 billion space shuttle, the workhorse of the astronaut program, will be retired by 2010 without a replacement vehicle to take people into orbit or beyond. At least not right away.

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SInce the Columbia tragedy NASA has been working to get the shuttle back in service.
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It has been over two years since NASA has launched a shuttle. In that time much has changed, and NASA has documented the process in video.
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