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DescriptionExtend Duration Orbiter STS-50.jpg	English: STS-50 Columbia, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 102, United States Microgravity Laboratory 1 (USML-1) vehicle and payload processing conducted at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). Clean-suited crewmembers and technicians examine and test USML-1 spacelab (SL) module systems during preflight procedures in Operations and Checkout (O and C) Building (41070). In the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF) High Bay 3, OV-102 payload bay (PLB) overall view shows thermal blanket covered USML-1 SL module and extended duration orbiter (EDO) pallet (left of SL module) before SL tunnel installation as workers continue to establish mechanical interfaces between USML-1 and OV-102 (41071); and closeup view shows the installation ofthe EDO pallet near the rear bulkhead (41072). View provided by KSC with alternate numbers KSC-92PC-592 for S92-41072; KSC-92PC-758 for S92-41070; and KSC-92PC-840 for S92-41071.
Date	9 July 1992
Source	NASA s92-41071 High Resolution Image
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Date and time of data generation	9 July 1992
Image title	S92-41071 (14 April 1992) --- In Orbiter Processing Facility High Bay 3, workers continue establishing the mechanical interfaces between the U.S. Microgravity Laboratory (USML-1) and the orbiter Columbia. Electrical connections will be performed next. To left of the laboratory module is the Extended Duration Orbiter pallet. Columbia is targeted for liftoff this summer on the STS-50 mission, the first extended duration flight with a scheduled stay of 13 days.**Because of inclement weather at the prime landing facility, STS-50 landed one-day later, marking a Shuttle record 14-days in orbit.
Short title	STS-50 Columbia, OV-102, and USML-1 processing at KSC O&C and OPF buildings
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File change date and time	11:08, 16 November 2012
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