STS-135, the last mission of NASA’s Space Shuttle program. On July 8, 2011, Space Shuttle Atlantis lifted off from Kennedy Space Center, officially closing a historic 30-year era of shuttle flights. STS-135 delivered final supplies to the International Space Station and marked the end of reusable shuttle missions. Those camera labels you see (like UCS-15 / TV-21A) are NASA broadcast camera angles capturing this iconic moment. Pure history. Pure emotion. 🚀🔥 🎥 Video credit: NASA / Wikimedia Com

On July 8, 2011, NASA launched STS-135, the final Space Shuttle mission 🇺🇸 The shuttle you’re seeing here is Atlantis, lifting off from Kennedy Space Center for the very last time. This launch marked the end of the Space Shuttle program after 30 years of missions: Building the International Space Station Launching legendary space missions Carrying astronauts safely into orbit After this flight, the shuttles were retired forever. No more reusable wings. No more iconic shuttle landings. Truly… t