thumbnail|Space Shuttle Atlantis landing for the last time. Space Shuttle Atlantis landed Wednesday, May 26, at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, after 11 days, 18 hours and 4.8 million miles in space on mission STS-132 . Mission STS-132 carried the Russian-built Mini Research Module Rassvet and an Integrated Cargo Carrier-Vertical Light Deployable (ICC-VLD) to the International Space Station, and featured three spacewalks, after docking with the station on Flight Day 3, May 16. thumbnail|Atlantis docked to the ISS It was Space Shuttle Atlantis' 32nd mission and also its last, completing almost 25 years of service. Along with Atlantis, the Space Shuttles Endeavour and Discovery will also be retired in 2010. The shuttles will be shown at museums around the country.
thumbnail|Space Shuttle Atlantis landing for the last time. Space Shuttle Atlantis landed Wednesday, May 26, at in Florida, after 11 days, 18 hours and 4.8 million miles in space on mission . Mission STS-132 carried the and an Integrated Cargo Carrier-Vertical Light Deployable (ICC-VLD) to the International Space Station, and featured three spacewalks, after docking with the station on Flight Day 3, May 16. thumbnail|Atlantis docked to the ISS It was Space Shuttle Atlantis' 32nd mission and also its last, completing almost 25 years of service. Along with Atlantis, the and will also be retired in 2010. The shuttles will be shown at museums around the country.
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