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"Atlantis" goes back to the launch base

Cape Canaveral, USA - It should leave to the ISS on September 6 or 7

NASA decided yesterday to move space shuttle "Atlantis" from its launch site, in order to take it to its hangar and protect it from "Ernesto" tropical storm in Florida coasts. On half its way to the hangar, the spaceship was moved back to the launch base, after the hurricane weakening. It takes about seven days from the shuttle positioning and its launch, so it should take place next September 6 or...

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Rome, Italy, 08/30/2006 18:33
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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