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Delta Clipper Liquid Oxygen Tank
Thruster Assembly and LH2 Tank for the Delta Clipper DC-XA
Composite Intertank Assembly for the Delta Clipper
Delta Clipper Composite Liquid Hydrogen Tank
Mating the Liquid Hydrogen Tank with the Integrated APU and Liquid Gas Converter on the DC-XA
Delta Clipper Team with Liquid Hydrogen Tank
Delta Clipper Composite Liquid Hydrogen Tank
Delta Clipper Nearing Completion
Fully Assembled DC-X Delta Clipper
Delta Clipper Final Assembly
Intertank Assembly for the Delta Clipper
Delta Clipper Final Assembly
Delta Clipper Avionics Rack
Delta Clipper Intertank Assembly Detail
Delta Clipper Intertank Assembly Detail
McDonnel Douglas Employees with Delta Clipper LH2 Tank
Delta Clipper Engine Test Fire
DC-XA Delta Clipper Recovery
Vehicle Management Diagnostics, Telemetry for the Delta Clipper
Delta Clipper Prepared for Test Flight
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Aluminum-Lithium Liquid Oxygen Tank for the Delta Clipper
The Delta Clipper was the first spacecraft to use a Russian aluminum-lithium liquid oxygen tank and the U.S.-manufactured graphite epoxy liquid hydrogen tank and main engine and valve. Though the program was cancelled, the technologies incorporated into building the Delta Clipper have paved the way for future spaceplane technologies.
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Unique identifier
BI229639
Boeing ID
dcx_as18
Type
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Size
2835px × 2220px 18MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1990s
adults
day
factory workers
fuel systems
full body views
ground shots
half-length views
high-tech / advanced
Hispanic
historic production status
inspecting
interiors
launch vehicles
male
manufacturing
multiple races
occupations and work
one of a kind aircraft
photos
propulsion systems
prototypes
rockets
several/groups
silver color
space
spacecraft
three-quarter length views
unpainted
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