RT-After traveling more than 126 million miles, the Space Shuttle Atlantis has come to rest at the Kennedy Space Center, where anyone can view the historic craft up-close. Having survived 25 years of service when other shuttles suffered catastrophic failures, the time for the technological wonder to reach its final destination was long overdue, and a fitting memorial for its storied past now finally exists, as RT’s Ameera David reports.
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