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25 Years of Progress: Shuttle Era (1983)

Name: 25 Years of Progress: Shuttle Era
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1983
Duration: 27 min

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25 Years of Progress: Shuttle Era (1983) is a 28-minute documentary that airs free on Starlite TV's Doc Vault (CH 6) and Space Live (CH 11) channels. It is in the U.S. public domain.

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About 25 Years of Progress: Shuttle Era (1983)

25 Years of Progress is a NASA film series made for the agency's 25th anniversary in 1983, looking back at the programs that took the United States from the first satellites to the Space Shuttle.

With the premier flight of the shuttle Columbia in April, 1981, the era of the reusable space transportation system began. Seven months later Columbia was spaceborne again. Three more shuttle flights followed in 1982.

Quick facts

Year: 1983
Runtime: 28 minutes
Type: Documentary · Documentary
Series: 25 Years of Progress
Credits (Internet Archive record): NASA
Sound: Original soundtrack

Synopsis from the Internet Archive item page

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Doc Vault - CH 6, Documentary TV
Space Live - CH 11, Space & Science TV

Rights & source

Basis: U.S. federal government work - public domain (17 U.S.C. 105)
Evidence: Produced by a US federal government agency (17 U.S.C. 105). NASA.
Underlying rights: NASA.
Source: Internet Archive

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