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Post-landing processing of the Space Shuttle Columbia after STS-5 mission
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S82-39888 (16 Nov. 1982) --- Post-landing processing of the space shuttle Columbia is seen in double in this rare scene at the Dryden Flight Research Facility (DFRF) in southern California. Uncommon rainwater has given a mirror effect to the normally dry lakebed. Columbia, with its first four-member crew aboard, touched down earlier today to complete a successful five-day, two-hour mission. The runway used was Number 22 at Edwards Air Force Base.
NASA Image and Video Library’s own descriptionCredit linePost-landing processing of the Space Shuttle Columbia after STS-5 mission. NASA/JSC, 1982-11-17. Public domain. ID: S82-39888.
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