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Why did the Mercury space shuttle end?

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Everybody knew it was the end to the Mercury space shuttle needed to end when mercury crashed into it. After this the remodeling started and they were unable to fix it so they bombed it and that was the end. There is now a piece of this shuttle in the Indianapolis Museum of Science in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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