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Updated: 01:31 p.m. EST (1831 GMT) February 2, 2003

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Jonathan Klibbe, 4, holds a toy space shuttle as he visits a memorial at Johnson Space Center.

Search and recovery

As searchers spread across a 200-mile-wide swath of Texas and Louisiana to recover debris from the space shuttle Columbia, mourners were paying tribute to the lost orbiter's seven crew members at places of worship and makeshift memorials that popped up around the world.

FULL STORY

• Audio Slide Show | Special Report | Mission in pictures
• Memorials: Sunday services honor Columbia crew
• Galleries: Remembering Columbia | Columbia crew
• Video:

Lives, dreams lost on Columbia | Debris found
• Video:

Radar images of breakup | What happened?

MORE SHUTTLE NEWS

• NASA looks to fuel tank in investigation

• Debris scattered over 200 miles | Map

• Debris brew of toxic, caustic materials

• Witness describes house-rattling 'roar'

• Bush: 'Our entire nation grieves' | Bush's day

• Lawmakers vow to investigate shuttle disaster

• John Glenn: Loss of contact a terrible omen

• O'Keefe: 'A tragic day for the NASA family'

• NASA considered retiring Columbia in 2001

• Russian cargo ship heads for space station



		• Audio: Last contact with Columbia • Interactive: Columbia's last moments • Timeline: The Columbia disaster • Interactive: Shuttle re-entry stages • Interactive: Space shuttle Columbia

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Tune in to CNN: We bring you the latest on the Columbia disaster as recovery continues and the crew is memorialized across the country.

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VIDEO

Betty and Doug Haviland lost niece Laurel Clark on the Columbia after their son was killed on 9/11.

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SHUTTLE DEBRIS

List of shuttle debris found
NASA officials ask those who find debris to call: 281-483-3388

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Astronaut's brother Dan Salton
Last contact with sister was "very special"

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Michael Anderson
'Really bright' future for black astronauts | Crew members

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