
Success And The Realization Of A Nightmare: The Space Shuttle Era
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- April 11, 2021
- September 29, 2021
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As the 1970s morphed into the 1980s and the Reagan era of the United States, in what would prove to be the last decade of the Cold War as well as the last remnants of competitiveness in the Space Race, NASA looked to unleash its Space Shuttle program. The general drive was to have spacecraft that were reusable and could be used for multiple missions, not least to assist in the building of a planned United States Space Station. And indeed, the initial plans and hopes for the Space Shuttle - that they would launch on a weekly basis - show how advanced those plans and ideas were.
Operating from 1981 to 2011 NASA launched a total of 134 shuttl...
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