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Space Shuttle Wings at Palmdale
Wings of the future - The first set of wings for the Space Shuttle orbiter are set on work stands at Palmdale, California in 1975, where the final assembly and checkout of the orbiter spacecraft was to take place. The two wing panels were built by Grumman Aerospace Corporation, Long Island, New York. Each measures 30 feet from tip to fuselage and 60 feet in width where they join the main fuselage. Rockwell International Corporation's Space Division in Downey, California, built the orbiter and integrated the complete Space Shuttle system for NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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BI230655
Boeing ID
sp-26
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1982px × 1337px 2MB
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1980s
adults
factories
factory workers
full body views
ground shots
interiors
large
left side views
lifting
male
manufacturing
NAA Los Angeles Facility
North American Rockwell
other livery
out of production
Palmdale
Palmdale Facility
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several/groups
space
Space Shuttle orbiters
spacecraft
stairs, lifts and ladders
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