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STS-32 SYNCOM IV-5 is deployed from Columbia's, OV-102's, payload bay
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STS-32 SYNCOM IV-5 is deployed from Columbia's, OV-102's, payload bay

NASA / JSC · 1990-01-10 · photograph (digital archive)

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STS032-87-030 (10 Jan 1990) --- The Syncom IV-5 communications satellite leaves the cargo bay of Columbia, as crewmembers aboard the record-setting Space Shuttle successfully complete the first of two major tasks for STS-32. Two days later, the five astronauts successfully captured the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF). The Syncom satellite, also called Leasat, is to be leased to the U.S. Navy by Hughes Aircraft Co.

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Credit lineSTS-32 SYNCOM IV-5 is deployed from Columbia's, OV-102's, payload bay. NASA/JSC, 1990-01-10. Public domain. ID: s32-87-030.

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