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After decades: Public to witness NASA's Columbia, Challenger Shuttle Wreckage

Medicine & Technology Aug 06, 2015

Nasa's first ever public viewing of the remains of the space shuttle, Columbia and Challenger. In honor and commemoration of the astronauts who died in the flight.

shuttle debris

After decades: Public to witness NASA's Columbia, Challenger Shuttle Wreckage

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