Lock the doors." 20 years ago today on February 1, 2003, space shuttle Columbia disintegrated during reentry due to a 16-inch hole made by debris that struck the bottom of the left
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Lock the Doors: Remembering Columbia's Final Homecoming, OTD in 2003 - AmericaSpace
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DVIDS - Images - PLUM BROOK REACTOR FACILITY / AIR LOCK DOOR / 00105 / K18 - L20
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LeRoy E. Cain - Wikipedia
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NASA's final tally shows spacecraft returned double the amount of asteroid rubble | The Independent
room with open door.Planet earth from the space. Some elements of this image furnished by NASA Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
PLUM BROOK REACTOR FACILITY / AIR LOCK DOOR / 00105 / L22 - L22 - NARA & DVIDS Public Domain Archive Public Domain Search
20 Years Ago: Remembering Columbia and Her Crew - NASA
Lock the Doors: Remembering Columbia's Final Homecoming, OTD in 2003 - AmericaSpace
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NASA grabbed a whopping 120 grams of rubble from asteroid Bennu, and it may contain the seeds of life | Live Science
NASA's Mission Control broke into tears after losing Columbia shuttle leaving seven astronauts dead
