File:SPHERES satellite on air carriages.jpg

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DescriptionSPHERES satellite on air carriages.jpg	English: A SPHERES satellite is mounted on an air carriage at the 3 DoF laboratory. Visible are two liquid CO2 containers used by the air carriage.
Date	11 September 2013, 15:21:40
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/spheres/spheres-satellites
Author	NASA Ames

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