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11 years ago

I talking about manned flights, that returned to earth.  Distance in miles, please.
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11 years ago
about 400 miles
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11 years ago
Far.
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#3
11 years ago
The shuttle has never been outside of Earth's orbit.
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11 years ago
Manned - the international space station

Unmanned - to the edge of our solar system (Pluto/Xena)
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11 years ago
Manned, to the moon.  Unmanned, too the edge of the solar system.
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11 years ago
Dr M is right.  I don't know what the others who answered were thinking of.  The space shuttle is basically only capable of fairly low earth orbit.  It doesn't have the necessary fuel capacity to get to higher orbits and certainly can't reach the moon.
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11 years ago
40 miles
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