NASA's Space Shuttle Program Ends after 30 Years

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Last Thursday, July 21, NASA said goodbye to its Space Shuttle Program, after it returned from its 135th mission. Shuttle Atlantis and its crew ended their journey of five million miles, which lasted 13 days, and landed safely at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. SSON would like to commend NASA for its role in furthering our knowledge of space, and specifically NASA’s outstanding shared services team – which has contributed many articles to our website over the years....
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