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NASA’s Resilient Return

NASA: Triumphs, Setbacks, and Renewal

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NASA’s Resilient Return

📅 September 29, 1988Space shuttle Discovery launches from Cape Canaveral, ending a nearly three-year suspension of NASA’s shuttle program after the Challenger explosion.

📌 Why This Matters

This wasn’t just another launch. It was a test of NASA’s ability to learn from tragedy and rebuild public trust. Challenger had exposed flaws in engineering and communication that shook faith in space exploration. Discovery’s safe return proved NASA could still lead humanity into space: stronger, safer, and wiser.

NASA’s story is one of both breathtaking achievements and sobering setbacks. From Apollo’s Moon landings to the Mars rovers, from Hubble’s dazzling images to the International Space Station, NASA continues to redefine what’s possible. And every success is built on lessons from its hardest days.

🎯 How Well Do You Know NASA?

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