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STS-129 Launches on Logistics Mission to International Space Station

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Monday, November 23rd, 2009

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Space Shuttle Atlantis launched Nov. 16 on an 11-day mission to deliver 14 tons of supplies, science experiments and spare parts to the International Space Station as the outpost transitions from assembly to continuous scientific research. "The STS-129 processing flow was very smooth, and is a testament to the capabilities and dedication of the human space flight team," said Mark Nappi, vice president of Launch and Recovery Systems for United Space Alliance (USA). "We have six Shuttle missions remaining in…

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