File:Independence Guided to Final Destination (JSC2014-E-077304).jpg

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English: Space Center Houston's space shuttle replica Independence is carefully guided to its final destination atop the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft 747. The aircraft and simulated spacecraft tandem will remain on display at the Houston facility where many millions of tourists will be able to visit it in the future.

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Taken on 14 August 2014

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https://www.nasa.gov/content/independence-guided-to-final-destination-0/ (image link)

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NASA/James Blair

James Blair
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Authority file	: Q117536466

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Image title	Date: 08-14-14 Location: Space Center Houston Subject: Space Center Houston's Space Shuttle Independence being hoisted and placed atop the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft 747 Photographer: James Blair/NASA
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File:Independence Guided to Final Destination (JSC2014-E-077304).jpg

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14 August 2014

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Nikon D4

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0.004 second

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16

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105 millimetre

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400

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Space Center Houston