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Image Not Available for A US space technician attaches an electron temperature probe to the Atmosphere Explorer B satellite iin preparation for spin tests at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland
A US space technician attaches an electron temperature probe to the Atmosphere Explorer B satellite iin preparation for spin tests at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland
Image Not Available for A US space technician attaches an electron temperature probe to the Atmosphere Explorer B satellite iin preparation for spin tests at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland

A US space technician attaches an electron temperature probe to the Atmosphere Explorer B satellite iin preparation for spin tests at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland

Creator United States Information Service (USIS)
DimensionsOverall: 25.5 x 20.5 cm (10 1/16 x 8 1/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2005
Object number2005/5493
LocationNot currently on display

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United States Information Service (USIS)
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United States Information Service (USIS)
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Image Not Available for Astronaut L Gordon Cooper, Command Pilot for the NASA's Gemini V mission observes the restraint strap positioned on the flight seat prior to weight and balance tests conducted on the Puro Installation Building
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Image Not Available for The engine of the Lunar Probe, carrying the satellite "Mona" is tested on the launch platform at Cape Canveral, 17 August 1958
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United States Information Service (USIS)
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Image Not Available for Technicians hoist the first stage of the Saturn SA-5 space vehicle on to the Complex 37 launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Florida
Technicians hoist the first stage of the Saturn SA-5 space vehicle on to the Complex 37 launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Florida
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Image Not Available for US Navy technicians at Charleston, South Carolina lower a 30 foot cartridge in to one of the Polaris missile tubes of the nuclear powered submarine, George Washington. At left is skipper Commander James B Osborn.
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United States Information Service (USIS)
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Image Not Available for Early space flight conditions simulation: astronauts in suits are suspended over a rope net - possibly for a film shoot.
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Image Not Available for Scientists at the Aeromedical Field Laboratory in New Mexico train one of several chimpanzees in praparation for a flight in Mecury space capsule
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