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Original NASA release to the picture:

Name of Image: STS-41C Onboard View: Solar Maximum Mission Satellite (SMMS)
MIX #: 8442850
NIX #: MSFC-8442850
Date of Image: 1984-04-06
Category: Space Shuttle Project

Full Description: Space Shuttle mission STS-41C onboard view of the revived Solar Maximum Mission Satellite (SMMS). As part of the mission the crew demonstrated the capability of the shuttle to rendezvous, service, check-out and deploy an on-orbit satellite. Also as part of the redeployment, the SMMS was fitted with a Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF), which provides accommodations for experiments requiring long-term exposure to the space environment. the STS-41C mission was launched aboard the Space Shuttle Orbitor Challenger on April 6, 1984.

(MRPO) MRD/SPD Discipline(s): n/a

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Keywords: STS-41C, Solar Maximum Mission Satellite, SMMS, Long Duration Exposure Facility, LDEF

MSFC Negative Number: 8442850
Reference Number: MSFC-75-SA-4105-2C
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