Touchdown!
Discovery makes a picture-perfect landing at
Edwards Air Force Base in California in
Aug. 2005
See: Cape
Canaveral
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Discovery Leaves
the International Space Station behind…
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Anchored to a
foot restraint on the International Space
Station's robotic arm,
STS-114
Mission Specialist Steve Robinson participates in the mission's
third spacewalk.
(Image
Credit: NASA)…Look Ma…No Hands!
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In the Photo
below you can see the white filler material
that was removed on a spacewalk later in the mission.
The white
piece is visible on the underside just right of the
centerline of Discover.
ISS011-E-11227
(28 July 2005)
--- Space Shuttle Discovery approaches the International Space Station.
Discovery
docked to the Station at 6:18 a.m. (CDT) on
Thursday, July 28, 2005
as the two
spacecraft orbited over the southern Pacific Ocean west of the
South
American coast.
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Following the
launch of Discovery a NASA tugboat
retrieves one of the two solid rocket boosters
and tows it
back to Kennedy Space Center
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