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STS-135 mission crew arrived at Kennedy Space Center with T-38 airplanes

Cape Canaveral, USA - They will leave on July 8th on the shuttle Atlantis

Yesterday, on June 20, 2011, at 5:30 pm EDT, arrived at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Northrop T-38 aircraft, the four astronauts who will leave for the last mission of the space shuttle program, the STS-135. They are the Commander Chris Ferguson, the pilot Douglas Hurley and mission specialists Sandra Magnus and Rex Walheim, who will leave Earth on July 8, 2011, on board the space shuttle Atlantis....

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Rome, Italy, 06/21/2011 12:09
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