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STS-126 Rollaround

STS-127: Shuttle completes pad switch
Posted: June 5, 2009
Duration: 6 min 42 sec
Space shuttle Endeavour is moved to pad 39A where the ship will undergo final launch preparations for its STS-127 construction mission to the International Space Station. STS-127

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STS-127: Endeavour leaves pad 39B
Posted: June 5, 2009
Duration: 6 min
Shuttle Endeavour is hauled off Kennedy Space Center's pad 39B, having completed its role there as a standby rescue vehicle during the Hubble servicing mission. The pad will be turned over to the Constellation program for its Ares 1 rocket. STS-127

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STS-127: Time-lapse of pad switch
Posted: May 31, 2009
Duration: 4 min 12 sec
This time-lapse shows shuttle Endeavour during its trip from pad 39B, having completed its role there as a standby rescue vehicle during the Hubble servicing mission, and moving onto pad 39A where the ship will launch from on STS-127. STS-127

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Endeavour switches launch pads
Posted: October 24, 2008
Duration: 4 min 56 sec
Space shuttle Endeavour is moved from launch pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center, where is was standing by as a rescue ship for the Hubble repair mission, to pad 39A where is will now fly on STS-126 to the space station. Launch pad switch

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Endeavour flow director interview
Posted: October 24, 2008
Duration: 1 min 40 sec
Endeavour Flow Director Ken Tenbusch speaks to Spaceflight Now about the operation to move the orbiter from pad B to pad A and previews the final launch preparation for the mission.

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