Image credit: NASA
Image source: Mike Acs
Author: G
Deployment Sequence
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Image source: Ed Dempsey
Boeing Co. Photo
Martian Habitat / Gentlemen’s Club
Image credit: Boeing
Image source: SDASM Commons
Removing The Reactor
Image credit: Boeing
Image source: SDASM Archives
Exploration & Utility Vehicle
Mars Launch Vehicle
Convair Migrator
An ad in a 1962 issue of Missiles & Rockets magazine describes this concept as a multi-purpose concept designated “Migrator.” Beginning in 1968, it could serve as a highly versatile, operational space station. “Migrator” will contain an onboard propulsion system, giving the vehicle the capability to migrate from one operational site to another, and will offer extended usefulness by serving as an interplanetary spacecraft.
Image credit: Convair
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Lunar Logistics Vehicle
TDRS-E
Image credit: NASA JSC
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S87-47991
STS-26 Discovery, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 103, artwork depicts tracking and data relay satellite C (TDRS-C) deployment. OV-103 orbits above Earth in bottom-to-sun attitude, moments after TDRS-C’s release into space. TDRS-C is seen just below open payload bay (PLB). Artwork was done by Pat Rawlings of Eagle Engineering.
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C-1959-50258
ARTIST’S CONCEPTION OF A SCIENTIFIC BASE ON THE MOON AND A DIFFUSE NEBULA IN THE CONSTELLATION CASSIOPEIA
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