Space Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) is the third space shuttle run by NASA. It has flew more missions than any orbiter. It is named after RRS Discovery. It was retired on March 9, 2011. It has spent one year (365 days) in space. It is now on display at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C.^[1]

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  The first launch of Space Shuttle Discovery
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  The rollout of Space Shuttle Discovery
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  The tail cone being attached to Space Shuttle Discovery
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  Discovery on the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft
• Discovery launches on her final mission
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  Discovery seen from the Cupola
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  Discovery after landing
• Discovery launches on STS-131
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  Discovery doing backflip
• Discovery final landing and landing on STS-133

NASA Orbiter Tribute for Space Shuttle Discovery
Mission insignia for Discovery flights
STS-41-D	STS-51-A	STS-51-C	STS-51-D	STS-51-G	STS-51-I	STS 26	STS 29
STS 33	STS 31	STS 41	STS 39	STS 48	STS 42	STS 53	STS 56
STS 51	STS 60	STS 64	STS 63	STS 70	STS 82	STS 85	STS 91
STS 95	STS 96	STS 103	STS 92	STS 102	STS 105	STS 114	STS 121
STS 116	STS 120	STS 124	STS 119	STS 128	STS 131	STS 133

• Space Shuttle Overview: Discovery (OV-103)