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The launch of STS-1, April 12, 1981
The launch of STS-1, April 12, 1981
Young and CrippenSpace Shuttle program← Approach and Landing Tests (ALT)STS-2 →
Young and CrippenSpace Shuttle program← Approach and Landing Tests (ALT)STS-2 →
The external tank is released from the Space Shuttle orbiter.
The external tank is released from the Space Shuttle orbiter.
STS-1 crew in Space Shuttle Columbia's cabin. This is a view of training in 1980 in the Orbiter Processing Facility.
STS-1 crew in Space Shuttle Columbia's cabin. This is a view of training in 1980 in the Orbiter Processing Facility.
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Early U.S. space shuttle concepts
Early U.S. space shuttle concepts
President Richard Nixon (right) with NASA Administrator James Fletcher in January 1972, three months before Congress approved funding for the Shuttle
President Richard Nixon (right) with NASA Administrator James Fletcher in January 1972, three months before Congress approved funding for the Shuttle program
Shuttle approach and landing test crews, 1976
Shuttle approach and landing test crews, 1976
NASA Administrator address the crowd at the Spacelab arrival ceremony in February 1982. On the podium with him is then-Vice President George Bush, the
NASA Administrator address the crowd at the Spacelab arrival ceremony in February 1982. On the podium with him is then-Vice President George Bush, the director general of European Space Agency (ESA), Eric Quistgaard, and director of Kennedy Space Center Richard G. Smith