Space Shuttle Atlantis has successfully returned to Earth from the International Space Station after completing mission STS-132.
The third of five missions scheduled for 2010 marks the final scheduled flight for Atlantis, which has logged over 120 million miles during its 25 years of service.
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During the STS-132 mission, Atlantis delivered the Russian-built mini research module-1 that provides additional storage space and a new docking port for the Russian Soyuz and Progress spacecraft.
Three spacewalks were also undertaken to replace and install components outside the station, including replacing six batteries, installing a communications antenna and adding parts to the Canadian Dextre robotic arm.
