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Space shuttle Endeavour flies over San Francisco

By Examiner Staff •
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The space shuttle Endeavour flies over San Francisco on its way to its final destination as an historical museum exhibit at the California Science Center in the Southern California Exposition Park. *CLICK ON THE PHOTO TO VIEW A SLIDESHOW*

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