STS-133, Discovery leading International Space Station

On March 7 2011, about 12 hours after undocking, the Space Shuttle and the Space Station flew over Toronto during evening dusk. Discovery was on her last flight in space, and the ISS was larger than it had ever been before, with European, Japanese and (two) Russian supply craft and two Soyuz spacecraft docked. Discovery had left behind the Leonardo module as the final non-Russian pressurized ISS module.

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Science & Technology

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• STS-133
• Discovery
• OV-103
• International
• Space
• Station
• ISS