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Astronauts inspect shuttle wings, nose for damage

By MARCIA DUNN , AP Aerospace Writer, Space & Earth science / Space Exploration
In this image from NASA TV the shuttle Discovery is seen from the International Space Station against the azure sky of earth after undocking from the space station Wednesday June 11 2008. (AP PhotoNASA TV)
In this image from NASA TV the shuttle Discovery is seen from the International Space Station against the azure sky of earth after undocking from the space station Wednesday, June 11, 2008. (AP Photo/NASA TV)

(AP) -- Discovery's astronauts inspected their ship's wings and nose Wednesday for any signs of damage after bidding "sayonara" to the international space station and heading for home.



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