File:S123E008464 - STS-123 - Foreman and Behnken on EVA 5 during Expedition 16 - STS-123 Joint Operations - DPLA - 65cb34e44d2b4fc386a16b49a9b16228.jpg

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S123E008464 - STS-123 - Foreman and Behnken on EVA 5 during Expedition 16 / STS-123 Joint Operations (

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. 2/17/1973

Title

S123E008464 - STS-123 - Foreman and Behnken on EVA 5 during Expedition 16 / STS-123 Joint Operations

Description

The original finding aid described this as: Description: EV3 Mike Foreman, in broken red striped Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU); and EV2 Robert L. Behnken, in the white striped EMU, helps tie down the Orbiter Boom Sensor System (OBSS) on the International Space Stations (ISS) S1 truss during Extravehicular Activity 5 (EVA 5). The structure at the end of the boom is a transmission device for laser imagery from the laser devices used for scanning the thermal protection system. Foreman and Behnken are both STS-123 Mission Specialists (MS). Photo was taken during Expedition 16 / STS-123 joint operations. Subject Terms: STS-123, Expedition Sixteen, Astronauts, Extravehicular Activity Date Taken: 3/23/2008 Categories: EVA Interior_Exterior: Exterior Ground_Orbit: On-orbit Original: Digital Still Preservation File Format: TIFF

Date

23 March 2008

Collection

National Archives at College Park - Still Pictures
Parent institution	National Archives at College Park
Location	College Park , United States of America
Coordinates	39° 00′ 02.16″ N, 76° 57′ 34.7″ W
Website	www.archives.gov/college-park/photographs
Authority file	: Q59661040 NAID: 31

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DPLA identifier: 65cb34e44d2b4fc386a16b49a9b16228
National Archives Identifier: 23460917

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Camera manufacturer	Kodak
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Serial number of camera	K760C-05216
Date and time of digitizing	17:20, 22 March 2008
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original catalog description

The original finding aid described this as: Description: EV3 Mike Foreman, in broken red striped Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU); and EV2 Robert L. Behnken, in the white striped EMU, helps tie down the Orbiter Boom Sensor System (OBSS) on the International Space Stations (ISS) S1 truss during Extravehicular Activity 5 (EVA 5). The structure at the end of the boom is a transmission device for laser imagery from the laser devices used for scanning the thermal protection system. Foreman and Behnken are both STS-123 Mission Specialists (MS). Photo was taken during Expedition 16 / STS-123 joint operations. Subject Terms: STS-123, Expedition Sixteen, Astronauts, Extravehicular Activity Date Taken: 3/23/2008 Categories: EVA Interior_Exterior: Exterior Ground_Orbit: On-orbit Original: Digital Still Preservation File Format: TIFF (English)

determination method: determined by GLAM institution and stated at its website

Reference

reference URL: https://dp.la/item/65cb34e44d2b4fc386a16b49a9b16228

publisher: Digital Public Library of America

retrieved: 14 March 2022