U.S. space shuttle program has gone through several stages of high flying and decline in 30 years with the achievements and tragedy intertwined. >>> Những thảm họa trong không gian This program was born in 1972 with the launch decision of President Richard Nixon. A prototype ship called Enterprise was built for test flights, but the ship never flew into space. Columbia became the first shuttle was launched into orbit on 12.04.1981 with two astronauts. U.S. President Richard Nixon (right) holding the shuttle model during a meeting with NASA director James C Fletcher in 1972 - Picture: Reuters The explosion is a wealth of Americans witnessed live on television, including millions of students who turned the television to monitor the ship to sight the teacher Christa McAuliffe, 37, flew into space. Under the plan, McAuliffe will be the first to lecture from space. McAuliffe with six other crew members had perished and the shuttle program on hold for nearly three years. Originally banks of the accident involved a broken ring in a rocket. The shuttle was launched back in May of 9.1988 with a flight aboard Discovery. The same ship in 1990 brought Hubble telescope into space, creating a revolution in the understanding of people about astronomy. The shuttle Challenger during the fateful release date 28.01.1986 - Picture: AFP A memorial service seven crew members on board Columbia in 2003 - Photo: AFP Seven astronauts aboard were killed when it burst on back atmosphere. The cause was attributed to damage from a piece of ceramic in the fuel tank and hitting the capital turned out the ship's wing during takeoff. Again, the shuttle program is on hold for more than two years after NASA made drastic changes aimed at improving work practices and safety in the organization. Discovery of flight back to 7.2005 in May and since then teams of three remaining ships - Endeavour, Discovery and Atlantis - continue flying the space station. According to NASA, more than 350 people from 16 countries have flown on the shuttle in 30 years. Discovery becomes the first ship "retire" after the flight to the ISS in February this year. Endeavour's last flight into in May, and Atlantis is expected to take off after the last time on 07/08. |
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