File:Space Shuttle Columbia receives her thermal tiles at KSC (KSC-79P-118).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSpace Shuttle Columbia receives her thermal tiles at KSC (KSC-79P-118).jpg |
English: Workers at the Kennedy Space Center attach the 34,000 thermal protection system tiles to Space Shuttle Columbia in 1979, shortly after her arrival from the Rockwell International plant in California. |
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Source | http://myspacemuseum.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/space-shuttle-columbia-strap-and.html (image link) |
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