IMAGE: The STS-98 crew
Launch preparations continue to roll along for STS-98, a mission to continue the on-orbit construction of the International Space Station. Workers at Launch Pad 39A closed Space Shuttle Atlantis' payload bay doors. Press Kit.
IMAGE: The Expedition One crew
As the International Space Station continues to orbit the Earth in excellent shape, the Expedition One crew's attention remains on preparing for the arrival of STS-98 and the U.S. Laboratory Module Destiny.
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IMAGE: On Assembly Flight 5A the International Space Station will be outfitted with the U.S. Laboratory
STS-98 Begins 2001 Odyssey for Station
Space Shuttle Atlantis and its five-member crew will deliver the American-made Destiny module to the International Space Station during the STS-98 mission and will mark the beginning of a 2001 space science odyssey.

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