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What is the value of launch of space shuttle discovery 1988 by marshall islands silver?
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What was the next shuttle to launch after challenger?
Discovery was the next shuttle to launch. Over 2 years later.
Which space shuttle was use to launch hubble?
Discovery
When was first space shuttle launch after Challenger disaster?
Space Shuttle Discovery, September 29, 1988.
Is the space shuttle launch of discovery 5 dollar coin silver?
yes
In 1990 NASA used Space Shuttle discovery to launch?
the Hubble Space Telescope
Which space shuttle was used to launch Hubble Space Telescope?
beppo sax, space shuttle discovery, space shuttle endeavor, boeing delta II rocket
What space shuttle flew in April 1990?
Space shuttle Discovery flew a mission in April 1990 to launch the Hubble Space Telescope.
What was the name of the rocket to launch hubble into space?
That was the Space Shuttle Discovery, on mission STS-31, in April, 1990.
When will the last space shuttle launch be?
The last Space Shuttle launch was Space Shuttle Atlantis at 11:29 a.m. EDT, on July 8, 2011. For each individual Shuttle, it is as follows: Atlantis: July 8, 2011 Endeavor: May 16, 2011 Discovery: February 24, 2011
What are the names of recently launched space shuttles?
NASA maintains 3 shuttle orbiters, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour. As of July 2009, the most recent launch was of Endeavour. Discovery is currently scheduled for launch in late August 2009.
What year did space shuttle Discovery first launch into space?
1984. The first launch was for mission STS-41D, which ran from August 30, 1984 to September 5, 1984.
When was the discovery space shuttle created?
Space Shuttle Discovery's contract was awarded to Palmdale in California in 1979. Construction started on August 27th, 1979. Space Shuttle Discovery completed construction on February 25th, 1983, and was delivered to Kennedy Space Center in Florida on November 9th, 1893. Discovery's first launch was August 30th, 1984 on mission STS-41-D.
