During launch the space shuttle speeds up to 17500 MPH. In orbit the space station is going about the same speed. So the shuttle does not have to slow down much. At docking the relative speed of the ISS and shuttle is about 1-2 inchs per second.
It is in the cargo bay, just behind the crew cabin.
There a number of jobs on a space shuttle. These include pilot, command pilot, commander, docking module pilot, as well as a mission specialist.
All space travel is in rockets - it is just their shape and size that varies - that includes the shuttle.
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No working space shuttle has been replaced yet.
It is in the cargo bay, just behind the crew cabin.
There a number of jobs on a space shuttle. These include pilot, command pilot, commander, docking module pilot, as well as a mission specialist.
NASA space shuttle quit cause the wanted to make and improve there shuttle before use of them
The Space Shuttle doesn't land in the ocean it lands on a runaway.
The "Apolo" space capsules.
The space shuttle reaches 17,850 mph before leaving earth's atmosphere.
All space travel is in rockets - it is just their shape and size that varies - that includes the shuttle.
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A technical event that happened in 1997 includes the failure of the Telstar 401 satellite and the launch of the space shuttle called Atlantis 18. Another event included the shuttle Atlantis docking with the international space station for the first time.
Discovery (STS-96) made its first docking with the International Space Station (ISS) on 29 May, 1999. This was also the first shuttle to actually dock with the ISS. The pilot of this mission was Rick Husband, who would later lose his life on-board the shuttle Columbia (STS-107).
Multi Stage Rockets.
No working space shuttle has been replaced yet.