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STS-100 Launch NASA Footage
From April 19th, 2001 NASA Footage of the 104th Space Shuttle Launch Launched At:2:40 P.M E.T STS-100 Crew: Commander:Kent V. Rominger Pilot: Jeffrey S. Ashby Mission ...
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