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Columbia Reconstruction Project Team
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A member of the Columbia Reconstruction Project Team points to a search grid indicating locations where debris has been found. Approximately 4,500 ground searchers have covered approximately 56 percent of the planned 555,000-acre search area. About 28 percent of the Shuttle Columbia, by weight, has been delivered to the RLV Hangar to date.
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Credit lineColumbia Reconstruction Project Team. NASA/KSC, 2003-03-31. Public domain. ID: KSC-03pd0896.
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