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Summary
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Description: STS-78 Mission Specialist Charles Brady works with Canal and Otolith Integration Study (COIS) experiment during the Life and Microgravity Sciences (LMS-1) Spacelab mission. Payload Specialist Jean-Jacques Favier prepares the COIS electric cables (018). Brady, wearing OKS (Optokinetic stimulus) goggles, floats supported by Payload Specialists Susan Helms (019-22).
Subject Terms: STS-78, COLUMBIA (ORBITER), SPACELAB, ASTRONAUTS, BIOMEDICAL DATA, LIFE SCIENCES, VESTIBULAR TESTS, PAYLOAD SPECIALISTS, GOGGLES
Date Taken: 7/9/1996
Original: Film
Preservation File Format: TIFF
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Date
1996
Source
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