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International Space Station Airlock at KSC
The Airlock for the International Space Station is lifted by crane at the Kennedy Space Center in preparation for its placement inside the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Atlantis. Built by Boeing, the Airlock is made of aluminum. It is 18 feet long (5.5 meters), 13 feet in diameter (4) meters, and weighs 13,368 pounds (6,064 kilograms). Clearly visible on the exterior of the Airlock is the Debris Shield, designed to help protect it from the harsh elements of space.
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Unique identifier
BI215582
Boeing ID
s5f4h
Type
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Size
2750px × 1820px 14MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1990s
airlocks
currently in production
ground shots
interiors
lifting
manufacturing
monochromatic
nobody
photos
silver color
space
space stations
spacecraft
stairs, lifts and ladders
viewed from below
white
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