Space Shuttle Endeavour - Flown Thermal Blanket neanderthal 5 cm) long and could

5 cm) long and could have been used as weapons or as climbing aids

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from the First to the Fifth and beyond

These groups engineered new technologies

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Space Shuttle Endeavour - Flown Thermal Blanket neanderthal 5 cm) long and couldAbove: Front of the Specimen Card The Space Shuttle Endeavour (OV 105) was the final of the orbiters to be built, replacing the Challenger shuttle. Named for Captain James Cooks HMS Endeavour, the shuttles career included the first repair mission for the Hubble Space Telescope and the addition of the Unity Module to the ISS, the first American addition to the space station. The Endeavour also flew Mae Jemison, the first African American woman in