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After almost a month on the International Space Station, crewmembers were
literally bouncing off the walls of the orbiting laboratory on Monday.
They wound up the week with extensive and successful robotic arm
operations on Thursday and on Friday worked.....

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Nearing the end of their third week on orbit, the crewmembers of the
sixth expedition to the International Space Station have dug in to the
agenda of scientific research laid out for their four-month tour of duty.

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The spacewalk scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 12, 2002
from the International Space Station has been postponed. As
a result, the status briefing planned to discuss the
upcoming extravehicular activity (EVA), at 2 p.m. EST,
Tuesday, Dec. 10, from NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston,
has been cancelled.

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Bowersox and Budarin will conduct a 6 1/2-hour spacewalk on
Dec. 12. They will exit out of the Quest Airlock to install
the.....

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Endeavour descended to a flawless landing at the Kennedy Space Center in
Florida this afternoon, ending four days of landing attempts thwarted by
bad weather and returning home an International Space Station crew that
spent 185 days in space.

With the most favorable weather forecast so far this week, Endeavour and crew are focusing on a landing today preferably at the Kennedy Space Center, Fla., although a landing at Edwards.....

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A stalled cold front at the Kennedy Space Center, resulting in low clouds and overcast weather, will keep Endeavour aloft for another 24 hours. For the third consecutive day, flight controllers were forced to wave off opportunities.....

Flight controllers will once again closely watch weather conditions at the Kennedy Space Center in hope of bringing Endeavour and its seven-member crew home today.

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The Space Shuttle Endeavour will spend at least one more day in space
after rain, clouds and windy conditions at the Kennedy Space Center
prompted flight controllers to wave off today's opportunities to bring
Endeavour and its crew of seven home

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The activities of the new residents aboard the
International Space Station and a preview of extravehicular
operations will be discussed during a Mission Status
Briefing at 2 p.m. EST on Dec. 10 at the Johnson Space
Center.