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Great one Christopher Wipper , awesome throwback to some classic big flight tests at my old stomping grounds. That video wouldn't complete without the one that shows why it was such a big test. Separating the 170,000 lb. Orbiter mid-flight is one of the most iconic tests from Edwards.👇

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