NASA's Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-68) "receives a high-flying salute from its sister shuttle, Columbia, atop NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, shortly after Endeavor's landing" on 11 October 1994 at Edwards, California, United States of America. Photographer: Tony Landis, NASA

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Space Shuttle Prototype Enterprise separates from the NASA 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft for its first tailcone-off flight.

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The nasa space shuttle being transported atop the nasa modified Boeing 747 aircraft.

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Space shuttle Discrovery setting out for its final flight to Washington D.C on April 17, 2012. Photo taken and edited by me.

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Discovery on a sunny day

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The 1st Space Shuttle launched 44 years ago today

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NASA's Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-79) rolls out on 20 August 1996 to Launch Pad 39A at the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida, United States of America.

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The Space Shuttle Columbia was launched today, 39 years ago, marking the beggining of the Shuttle Program

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Space Shuttle being stacked inside the VAB

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Installation of the Energia launch vehicle on the launch pad, Baikonour, USSR, 1988

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Shuttle clears the tower

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A once-in-a-lifetime sight at Washington Dulles International Airport in 1986

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The Space Shuttle Atlantis launches from Kennedy Space Center on June 8, 2007