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Endeavour's Endeavor

The crew of space shuttle mission STS-127 answers questions at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.
The crew of space shuttle mission STS-127 during a mock launch procedure at Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.
Endeavour's crew stands in front of the shuttle launch assembly.
A cutaway diagram of the 'porch' to the Kibo lab the Endeavour crew will be bringing up to and installing on the International Space Station.
The Endeavour crew atop the launch assembly, with the orange fuel tank and one of the solid-fuel booster rockets visible behind them.
Three STS-127 crew members during a mock launch procedure.
Space shuttle Endeavour rolls to the launch pad.

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