Discovery arrives for final visit to International Space Station

Space shuttle Discovery arrived at the International Space Station today, making its final visit before being docked in a museum.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2011 - 20:12

Space shuttle Discovery arrived at the International Space Station today, making its final visit before being docked in a museum.

"What took you guys so long?" asked the space station's commander, Scott Kelly.

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CourtsDiscovery shuttlePlace: International Space StationPlace: AustraliaPlace: United StatesPlace: RussiaPlace: ItalyPlace: JapanPlace: EuropePlace: EarthPerson: Scott KellyPerson: Steven LindseyEvent: 2003 Columbia disasterOrganisation: DiscoveryOrganisation: NASAOrganisation: Endeavour
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