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STS-114 Mission Support - Photograph EVA Tile Repair Procedures for Contingency
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STS-114 Mission Support - Photograph EVA Tile Repair Procedures for Contingency

NASA / JSC · 2005-07-31 · photograph (digital archive)

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Jsc2005-E-30949 (2005) — NASA engineers Dana Weigel and Lora Bailey, along with astronauts David Wolf and Joe Tanner and other engineers evaluate techniques to eliminate or trim protruding gap fillers as a possible contingency plan for an STS-114 extravehicular activity (EVA).

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Credit lineSTS-114 Mission Support - Photograph EVA Tile Repair Procedures for Contingency. NASA/JSC, 2005-07-31. Public domain. ID: jsc2005e30949.
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