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Feb. 24 will mark the last shuttle launch of Discovery, with the final flight of Endeavour to follow in April and – if there's enough money – Atlantis's last flight of the entire program in June. Here are five questions about what the shuttles have – and haven't – accomplished.
They are museum-bound. Discovery is slated to replace the nonflying Enterprise at the Smithsonian Institution's Air and Space Museum's display facility near Dulles International Airport. Endeavour and Atlantis are up for grabs, with museums (and congressional delegations) from Seattle to New York vying to land one.
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