The crew are awake and are preparing for landing. All looks good for landing at 07:35 BST (02:35 EDT) in the morning. 
STS-134 Shuttle Mission to the International Space Station Launches Monday 16th @ 13:56 BST
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We have deorbit burn ignition.
They are on the way home.
16969mph.
Endeavour has now hit the upper atmosphere.
Communications restored here we go.
Down. 
Man of Honour
Touchdown. Fair seas and following winds, Endeavour. We thank you for 122 million miles and 25 missions. Long may you be remembered.
Congratulations to the crew of Endeavour and everyone involved in the mission.
Farewell Endeavour great job done!
Soldato
Aye, it's been a good mission. Although pretty soon she'll start wondering why she isn't moving anywhere 
Obligatory:
NASA'S Shuttle Atlantis At Launch Pad, Liftoff Practice Set
Obligatory:
NASA'S Shuttle Atlantis At Launch Pad, Liftoff Practice Set
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Home for the last time:
Endeavour flew 25 missions, spent 299 days in space, orbited Earth 4,671 times and travelled 122,883,151 miles. Not a bad record.
Endeavour flew 25 missions, spent 299 days in space, orbited Earth 4,671 times and travelled 122,883,151 miles. Not a bad record.
Soldato
Anyone else notice the APU vents on either side of the tail fin venting hydrazine (so I've been informed!).
Can be seen in one of Simulatorman's infrared pics.
Can be seen in one of Simulatorman's infrared pics.
You couldn't help but notice it as Endeavour stood on the runwasy. The noise and flame, just like a dragon breathing flames.
For those who missed the mission, make a cuppa and watch this:
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Still no word on the pics of Endeavour + ISS ? They have had the memory cards for ages now, get on with it!! lol
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They have gone very quiet. Now where are those deleted images.
I think somethings gone wrong with the pics, they should not be taking this long
