Discovery Launch Captured by Multiple Cameras
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Discovery Launch Captured by Multiple Cameras
The ascent of space shuttle Discovery from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Feb. 24 is shown from a number of unique angles recorded by multiple engineering cameras situated at and around Launch Pad 39A.
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STS-37 Mission Highlights
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