A closer look at the space shuttle that never got to space

Ars Technica
By Casey JohnstonSep 14, 2014, 5:00 pm273 pts
Space Shuttle Enterprise: namesake of the Star Trek spaceship, and one of NASA's greatest, and biggest, behind-the-scenes testing tools. NEW YORK—The space shuttle Enterprise has been ensconced aboard the USS Intrepid for just over two years. It sits in a silent warehouse, dramatically lit so it appears to…

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