Shuttle Boosters Point Skyward for the First Time in a Decade
The 116-foot-long motors are standing vertically at the California Science Center, marking progress in the creation of a full-scale Space Shuttle replica.
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The 116-foot-long motors are standing vertically at the California Science Center, marking progress in the creation of a full-scale Space Shuttle replica.
The pair of rocket boosters that lifted the iconic Space Shuttle to orbit are now standing tall at the California Science Center, awaiting the Endeavor orbiter for the full display that will showcase the launch vehicle in its vertical glory for the first time since its retirement.
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Ex-NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman said California Science Center hopes to instill love and curiosity for the sciences.
Ex-NASA astronaut Garrett Reisman said California Science Center hopes to instill love and curiosity for the sciences.