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Boeing Delta II (copyright also: Boeing)
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6) Boeing Delta II (copyright also: Boeing): In April, 2001, the scientists and engineers who spent three years designing and building the Odyssey orbiter will see the spacecraft one last time, before it launches for Mars on a Boeing Delta II rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Station in Florida. Odyssey will pass over the east coast of North America, then Europe, and then the Middle East before beginning its six-month journey through space to the red planet.

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