Atlantis (space shuttle)

Atlantis was the final space shuttle built by NASA, launched for its first mission in 1985 and retired in 2011. It played a crucial role in assembling the International Space Station, repairing satellites, and conducting scientific experiments in orbit. Designed to carry crew and cargo to space, Atlantis featured advanced safety and technology systems to ensure successful missions. Its contributions helped expand human presence and research capabilities in space. After retirement, Atlantis is now displayed at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex as a symbol of space exploration achievements.