Endeavour Launch Photos

Endeavour Launch Photos May 20, 2011

Posted by Lofty Ambitions in Space Exploration.
Tags: A Launch to Remember, Countdown to the Cape, Space Shuttle
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Endeavour Launches, 16 May 2011, Kennedy Space Center

Launch Pad 39A, Empty

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