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Ares 1-X wird auf dem SSAS (Super Structure Assembly Stand) abgesenkt
Dies ist der erste Formaiton des Super Stacks NASA Identifier: C-2008-125 Das erste von Ares 1-X Flugsegmenten, wobei die US-2 auf dem SSAS (Super Structure Assembly Stand) gestapelt wird.
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Ares 1-X wird auf dem SSAS (Super Structure Assembly Stand) abgesenkt
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ares 1 x absenken auf dem ssas Aufbau-Montageständer
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