Shuttle launch marks cautious start to mission amid debris questions
NASA officials described debris seen during Discovery liftoff as potentially routine but said it was too early to judge any danger. Nose cone reportedly hit a bird, while engineers planned frame-by-frame analysis, a 50-foot boom inspection, and multiple reviews over several days to assess tile damage and safety.
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Thousands cheer for Discovery launch in Florida
Tens of thousands gathered along Brevard County roads rivers and beaches to watch the shuttle Discovery lift off from Cape Canaveral returning the program to space after the Columbia disaster. Spectators from Florida to Germany and Kansas cheered as the rocket cleared the pad with a Canadian robotic arm aiding wing inspection later.
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