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Discovery's STS-92 launch recalled as the shuttle program's 100th orbital launch

A post marking the 2000 launch says Discovery left LC-39A for a nearly 13-day mission to expand the ISS.

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A user marked the anniversary of Discovery's October 11, 2000, STS-92 launch, describing it as the shuttle program's 100th orbital launch. The post says the shuttle departed LC-39A for a nearly 13-day mission to help expand the International Space Station.

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MattZ@wvmattzHappy Shuttle Sunday! Today, back in 2000, Discovery launched from historic LC-39A for the STS-92 mission, and was the shuttle program’s 100th orbital launch. It was headed to the ISS for a nearly 13-day mission to continue the expansion of the orbiting laboratory. @NASASpaceflight2h
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    MattZ@wvmattzHappy Shuttle Sunday! Today, back in 2000, Discovery launched from historic LC-39A for the STS-92 mission, and was the shuttle program’s 100th orbital launch. It was headed to the ISS for a nearly 13-day mission to continue the expansion of the orbiting laboratory. @NASASpaceflight2h
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