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Space Shuttle
Season 7
Episode 1
The Space Shuttle Endeavour has its journey traced from the program’s very origins to the now iconic display open to the public at The California Science Center. Nathan highlights the significant achievements of local astronauts, test pilots, engineers, and blue-collar workers, showcasing how Southern California became a vital stepping stone in humanity's journey into the cosmos.
- Airdates
- Thursday Jan 9, 12:00 AM PST on PBS SoCal Plus
- Friday Jan 10, 8:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal
- Saturday Jan 11, 7:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal
- Saturday Jan 11, 9:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal Plus
- Sunday Jan 12, 7:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal Encore
- Tuesday Feb 4, 7:30 PM PST on PBS SoCal
- Wednesday Feb 5, 8:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal Plus
- Thursday Feb 6, 12:00 AM PST on PBS SoCal Plus
- Friday Feb 7, 8:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal
- Saturday Feb 8, 7:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal
- Saturday Feb 8, 9:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal Plus
- Sunday Feb 9, 7:00 PM PST on PBS SoCal Encore
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