The second-youngest orbiter, named after the world's longest-serving scientific research vessel (the RV Atlantis), first blasted into space on October 3, 1985 on a military mission for the Department of Defense -- yet again to do secret military stuff.

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I've got a pretty nice ride -- it's not your normal RV.

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Just ahead, four attractive young people, a camera crew, a luxury RV - yes it's a reality show, but with a twist.

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