Image credit: NASA Discovery will be flown back to Cape Caneveral Floridy on a Boeing 747 Plane
That will cost time that is needed to analyse the accomplished test mission and prepare a the Discovery as Backup shuttle for the next Space Shuttle start. The flight will have much resemblance to the
original Space Shuttle project that has been modified because the development cost would be 3x higher than the final version for 5 Billion $.
Space Shuttle Discovery has safely returned to Earth.
The Discovery has safely returned after some delays to Earth.
Because of unreliable weather the shuttle has landed on the Edwards Air Force Base near Los Angeles.
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Discovery returns safely to Earth: "Discovery returns safely to Earth
Shuttle landing
The shuttle Discovery has touched down successfully in California after the first mission since 2003's Columbia disaster.
Discovery landed at Edwards Air Force Base at around 1312 BST (0512 PST; 1212 GMT) after bad weather forced a change to the intended Florida landing site.
Columbia broke up on re-entry because of damage it sustained when foam debris fell off the fuel tank during lift-off."
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NASA Space Shuttle Discovery is returning to Earth on Monday. Cape Caneveral has given OK to the shuttle status.
(Image Credit: NASA)