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US Shuttle Endeavour Lifts Off Finally
Thursday, July 16, 2009 - Anuradha Menon
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The US space shuttle Endeavour has soared into orbit on a mission to install a Japanese-built porch for science experiments on the International Space Station. After more than a month's delay, the shuttle launched on Wednesday, carrying seven astronauts. It was the sixth attempt to launch Endeavour by US space agency NASA and was a welcome sight for shuttle workers who had to overcome gas leaks last month and thunderstorms recently.    (source: english.aljazeera.net)


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