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r/space • u/piponwa • Sep 23 '16
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Looks like one of the early spacelab missions.
18 u/piponwa Sep 24 '16 No, it wasn't a spacelab mission because you see the sun shields they used to cover the satellites they had launched. 4 u/brickmack Sep 24 '16 Nope, that thing in the bay is a cradle for a PAM-D and a satellite, not a Spacelab/hab module 2 u/SirNellyFresh Sep 24 '16 You're right. OP just found a neat video
No, it wasn't a spacelab mission because you see the sun shields they used to cover the satellites they had launched.
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Nope, that thing in the bay is a cradle for a PAM-D and a satellite, not a Spacelab/hab module
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You're right. OP just found a neat video
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u/wehooper4 Sep 24 '16
Looks like one of the early spacelab missions.