Last Journey of Space Shuttle Endeavor

Endeavor - the 185 million km flight shuttle over the past two decades - has made its final journey through the streets of Los Angeles, USA. Thousands of people and tourists watched the ship.

Endeavor moves slowly in Los Angeles City - (Photo: AFP)

The move to Endeavor in the city was planned in great detail and carefully, because its mass and size were too huge, especially the two wings were very easy to touch high-rise buildings when turning at sections. crab.

According to the Telegraph, about 400 trees were removed and many power lines were dismantled to make way for Endeavor to pass.'Everything went as planned and exactly as we hoped,' said Jeffrey Rudolph, head of the California Science Center.

After this last trip, Endeavor will be on display at the California Science Center.

The US space agency (NASA) ended the shuttle program last year after 30 years of implementation. NASA's other fate shuttles: Enterprise - the space shuttle has never been flown into space, lying in the runway of a spacecraft in New York; Atlantis ships are kept at the Kennedy Space Center; Discovery ship will be on display in a museum in Washington.

Two other shuttles, Challenger and Columbia, exploded during their journey in 1986 and 2003, killing all of the crew. These two disasters are also the main reason why NASA stopped its shuttle program.

Endeavor is shipped on one device
160 special special transport transport - (Photos: AP)

Photos of Endeavor reflected on glass doors - (Photo: AP)

Endeavor people watch Endeavor - (Photo: Reuters, Getty Images)

People watch Endeavor from high-rise buildings - (Photo: Reuters)

Endeavor is about to turn at an intersection - (Photo: Getty Images)

Hundreds of trees were cut down to make way for Endeavor - (Photo: Getty Images)

A boy holding the Endeavor model next to this ship - (Photo: Getty Images)