Shuttle Discovery-The most successful spacecraft set up its last mission

In 7^th March, 2011, NASA exposed two photos of Space Shuttle Discovery. These shuttles have seen from International Space Station in Northern Atlantic Ocean while they were undock

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This is just the preparation for 39^th and final mission of NASA’s most traveled spacecraft after on board it on Tuesday. Surprisingly, this spacecraft is the most successful one and NASA’s scientists made sure that this is going to be its last mission in the space.

5 comments - What do you think?

JESSON

I always appreciate NASA’s work. This is only space research center that is solely playing vital role for a new age of solar system. However, Yusuf, I like your science relate post, carry on.
http://ropcorn.com/ ropcorn

I like these pics you have of the spacecraft. And cool that it has lasted as long as it has. I wonder what happens to it when NASA stops using it though?
http://musingmom6.com MusingMom6

I’m saddened by their departure. As a kid I looked up into the night sky wondering. As I got older I was just fascinated by what we could do. I never developed anything more than a novice understanding of the program as a whole. I had hoped to one day get a chance to be there in real life. That will not happen.

I have no real idea why people find gossip more interesting than NASA and their explorations.
http://www.pfinusa.com Terrans

Hi Yusuf,

These are amazing photos. It is sad this is the last mission of this craft. I guess every machine reaches the end of its life. Thank You, Have a great week, Terrans
Salauddin Sajib

NASA’s work always appreciable.Really its interesting……………..