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View of the Columbia's remote manipulator system

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STS003-09-444 (22-30 March 1982) --- The darkness of space provides the backdrop for this scene of the plasma diagnostics package (PDR) experiment in the grasp of the end effector or ?hand? of the remote manipulator system (RMS) arm, and other components of the Office of Space Sciences (OSS-1) package in the aft section of the Columbia?s cargo hold. The PDP is a compact, comprehensive assembly of electromagnetic and particle sensors that will be used to study the interaction of the orbiter with its surrounding environment; to test the capabilities of the shuttle?s remote manipulator system; and to carry out experiments in conjunction with the fast pulse electron generator of the vehicle charging and potential experiment, another experiment on the OSS-1 payload pallet. This photograph was exposed with a 70mm handheld camera by the astronaut crew of STS-3, with a handheld camera aimed through the flight deck?s aft window. Photo credit: NASA

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columbia orbiter earth observations from space onboard activities osta 1 payload payload bay plasma diagnostics remote manipulator system space plasmas spaceborne experiments sts 3 johnson space center view columbia manipulator system high resolution flight deck astronauts earth from space earth orbit satellite nasa
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30/03/1982
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label_outline Explore Plasma Diagnostics, Sts 3, Earth Observations From Space

Apollo 10 view of the Earth. NASA public domain image colelction.

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columbia orbiter earth observations from space onboard activities osta 1 payload payload bay plasma diagnostics remote manipulator system space plasmas spaceborne experiments sts 3 johnson space center view columbia manipulator system high resolution flight deck astronauts earth from space earth orbit satellite nasa