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Space Shuttle Columbia

KSP2003011601 - KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Florida, Jan 16 (UPI) - The seven member crew of STS107, commanded by Col. Rick Husband (front), depart the Operations and Checkout Building at 7:24 am on Jan 16. This shuttle mission is dedicated to scientific research and is scheduled to last for 16 days. Marino / Cantrell

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