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Орбитальная лаборатория Skylab
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Skylab Orbital Workshop Assembly. NASA Skylab space station
The Space Power Facility, NASA Glenn Research Center
Skylab. NASA Skylab space station
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Космическая энергетическая установка Skylab окутана сливой
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Плащаница Skylab установлена в исследовательском центре НАСА им. Льюиса (ныне известном как Исследовательский центр Гленна) на станции Plum Fuk, Space Power Facility. Кожух защищал верхнюю часть космической станции Skylab, в том числе ее солнечные батареи. Когда это было, Space Power Facility (SPF) была самой большой вакуумной камерой в мире. Его высота составляет более 122 футов, диаметр - 100 футов, и он обеспечивает вакуумную среду для изучения космических двигателей. Первоначально предназначенный для исследований в области ядерных и электрических силовых установок, SPF был повторно введен в эксплуатацию для текущего и будущего использования в текущих исследованиях и разработках космических силовых установок... Изображение #: C1970-3692
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Тэги
исследовательский центр Льюиса
Сливовый ручей космический энергетический объект
SPF
защитный кожух
космический энергетический объект
космическая станция в небе
космические двигательные установки
небоскреб
космический двигатель
Plum Brook Station
исследования ядерных электрических двигателей
блоки питания
Исследовательский центр Гленна
исследовать
вакуумная камера
вакуумная среда
изучать
будущее использование
НАСА
Дата
1970
в коллекциях
Месторасположение
Glenn Research Center
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41.41142, -81.86696
Источник
NASA
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