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Shuttle Data Main	ICD Drawings	STS-47 - Endeavour	Endeavour not STS-047	ET Photos
SRB	Orbiter	SSME Engines	Struts & Interfaces	Stacking
Stack Closeups	Shuttle On Pad	Launches	MSFC	STS-91 Lite ET
STS-95_Glenn	STS-98_ISS	Florida Today	747 Shuttle	Other

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Wow, what a neat painting. No, that's REAL. STS-71, Atlantis, departing MIR, July 1995. Photo taken from a Soyuz.	OK, this time it's artwork.	Rarity, two shuttles on pad at the same time.September 20, 1990. Columbia STS-35 on pad 39A at left, Discovery STS-41 on pad 39B at right.		STS-91 rollout to pad at dawn From STS-91 Lite ET folder
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Wind tunnel plume test	Wind tunnel plume test	Computer simulation of aerodynamic heating	Someone's Photoshop handiwork	STS-47 launch, as Ken Mizoi hold's George's 1/60 orbiter
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Enterprise orbiter was flown into MSFC in March 1978 for Vibration tests	7887819.jpg	Enterprise_MSFC1978a.JPG	7890776_Enterprise.jpg	7889018_Marshall.jpg
			The vibration test building was originally built for the Saturn-V.	Enterprise lowered to the ET. Other vibration tests included SRB's with inert propellant, and SRB's without. This was without any SRB's.
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A few more photos like this are on the MSFC page	MSFC had three Open houses which displayed Enterprise, the ET, and some SRB segments.		Pathfinder's original use, test-fitting and practicing before risking hoisting Enterprise into the Vibration Test Building at MFSC	Pathfinder was later sent to KSC for similar test-fit and practice work before Enterprise was flown to KSC
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A Japanese business group paid $1 million to give Pathfinder a face-liift to look more like a real orbiter. In exchange for being on display at a Japanese exposition (not seen here) for a year in the mid-1980's	In 1988, Pathfinder was mounted to an ET & SRB set at the Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville	SRB Forward Skirt & Frustums were real. NASA took them back in the late 1990's to put into use on real shuttle flights. This photo is before the change to mock-ups. Black roll pattern is a bit off.	ET is the same as used for the MPTA tests in the late 1970's. SRB's are mostly the graphite-composite cased SRB's meant for Vandenberg shuttle flights. One aft skirt is a mock-up, the other aft skirt is a structural test article.	View of Pathfinder, Saturn-I block II, and Saturn-V replica. At least one of the Pathfinder SSME's was flown on Columbia 's early missions
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STS-95/Glenn SRB sep
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OTHER

Shuttle Data Main	ICD Drawings	STS-47 - Endeavour	Endeavour not STS-047	ET Photos
SRB	Orbiter	SSME Engines	Struts & Interfaces	Stacking
Stack Closeups	Shuttle On Pad	Launches	MSFC	STS-91 Lite ET
STS-95_Glenn	STS-98_ISS	Florida Today	747 Shuttle	Other