Columbia Space Shuttle is the first space shuttle to go into space. On his first mission, there were only 2 astronauts on the space shuttle. The names of these 2 astronauts were John W. Young and Robert L. Ciripen. In the first flight (STS-1) mission, 2 astronauts spacewalked on the space shuttle. The first flight date is April 12, 1981.
Scheduled to land at Kennedy Space Center at 16 TSI, which was sent to orbit for a 16-day mission on January 6, carrying 1 American and 16.16 Israeli astronauts, the shuttle detonated on February 1, 2003, while traveling at an altitude of 62 km / h at an altitude of 12.500 kilometers, and divided into three parts. 7 astronauts lost their lives.
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