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Резюме
Послеполетная фотография была сделана на SAEF II в KSC перед удалением эксперимента из LDEF. Первоначально белая краска на блоке зажимов в центре левой трай-фай и в центре нижней трай-фай темно-коричневая. Поскольку эта траектория расположена на краю траектории LDEF, никакие загрязнения не были очищены атомарными ударами кислорода. Розовый и зеленовато-коричневый оттенки на двух (2) панелях являются побочным продуктом процесса хромирования покрытия и не подвержены загрязнению и / или воздействию космической среды. Световая полоса вдоль бортов и поперек днища панелей вызвана светом от боковин трамвая. NASA: L90-13367 KSC-390C-83308
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НАСА
ldef postflight s 0001 лоток для экспериментов по столкновению с космическим мусором f 03
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экспериментальный самолет
Коллекция истории НАСА
Дата
1990
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Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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