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NASA Goofs on Space Shuttle Banner

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA moved space shuttle Endeavour a step closer to liftoff without an essential part: the "u."

The spacecraft arrived at the its launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center on Wednesday, and officials welcomed it with a banner reading "Go Endeavor."

The shuttle's name, however, is spelled the British way, with a "u." It's named after the first ship commanded by 18th century British explorer James Cook.

The banner was up for about 90 minutes before being replaced by one with the correct spelling, but with photographers on hand for the arrival of the shuttle, cameras captured the mistake.

Endeavour's launch is scheduled for Aug. 7

Woopie.

Like I Give a Fuck about spelling.

I heard that Sixer grounded the misssion until the mistake was corrected.

The State of
Florida Board
of Education
downtown highrise
here used to say-
Just Read Florida

across it's top
windows.

They recently
added the ,.

I'll pretend in
honor of 6
and me.

I love the "Space Flight Awareness" caption on the banner.
I guess a vague awareness is all they were shooting for.

Vag
awareness?

Keeps losers off
the Real Dolls.

That's the problem with using spellcheck for everything.