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Stennis certifies final shuttle engine
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Steam blasts out of the A-2 Test Stand at Stennis Space Center on Oct. 22 as engineers begin a certification test on engine 2061, the last space shuttle main flight engine scheduled to be built. Since 1975, Stennis has tested every space shuttle main engine used in the program - about 50 engines in all. Those engines have powered more than 120 shuttle missions - and no mission has failed as a result of engine malfunction.
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Credit lineStennis certifies final shuttle engine. NASA/SSC, 2008-10-22. Public domain. ID: SSC-20081022-S01864H.
