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External Tank Mated To Boosters Ahead Of STS-125 Launch, Pad Repairs Almost Complete
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The external tank for Atlantis' mission was mated to the stacked solid rocket boosters inside the Vehicle Assembly Building as preparations continue toward launch the STS-125 mission in October. Meanwhile, repairs to the flame trench at launch complex 39-A will be complete by this weekend. Click below to watch the external tank mated to the two solid rocket boosters.
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