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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. Actor Roy Rogers with Astronauts Jerry L. Ross, left, and Guy S. Gardner at Edwards for the STS-4 landing on July 1, 1982. Also present (behind Gardner at extreme right) was former Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (33226), President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan meet Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II., right, and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr., after the landing of the Columbia at Edwards (33227,33230), Space Shuttle Columbia, followed by two T-38 chase planes, touches down on Edwards Air Force Base's Runway 22 to complete mission. In this view, one chase plane appears to be directly above and behind the Columbia, whose nose wheels have not yet touched ground. The other plane appears to be further up front (33228), The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33229). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California |
| Description |
STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. Actor Roy Rogers with Astronauts Jerry L. Ross, left, and Guy S. Gardner at Edwards for the STS-4 landing on July 1, 1982. Also present (behind Gardner at extreme right) was former Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (33226), President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan meet Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II., right, and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr., after the landing of the Columbia at Edwards (33227,33230), Space Shuttle Columbia, followed by two T-38 chase planes, touches down on Edwards Air Force Base's Runway 22 to complete mission. In this view, one chase plane appears to be directly above and behind the Columbia, whose nose wheels have not yet touched ground. The other plane appears to be further up front (33228), The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33229). |
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1982-07-06 |
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New space shuttle orbiter Ch
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New space shuttle orbiter Challenger (OV) 099 unveiled after STS-4 landing |
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New space shuttle orbiter Challenger (OV) 099 unveiled after STS-4 landing at Ellington Air Force Base. A large crowd was on hand to see both the landing and the new orbiter. Dressed in blue flight suits, Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II (right) and Henry W. hartsfield, Jr., can be seen on the podium at center. Twin NASA Gulfstream aircraft can be seen behind the podium. The new orbiter, atop its 747 carrier aircraft, sits between the two Gulfstreams. |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California |
| Description |
STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. Actor Roy Rogers with Astronauts Jerry L. Ross, left, and Guy S. Gardner at Edwards for the STS-4 landing on July 1, 1982. Also present (behind Gardner at extreme right) was former Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (33226), President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan meet Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II., right, and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr., after the landing of the Columbia at Edwards (33227,33230), Space Shuttle Columbia, followed by two T-38 chase planes, touches down on Edwards Air Force Base's Runway 22 to complete mission. In this view, one chase plane appears to be directly above and behind the Columbia, whose nose wheels have not yet touched ground. The other plane appears to be further up front (33228), The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33229). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 earth observations fro
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STS-4 earth observations from space |
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STS-4 earth observations from space. Views include both Florida coasts, with Cape Canaveral visible at the center of the frame. The photo was exposed through the aft window on the flight deck of the Columbia. The vertical tail and both orbital maneuvering systems (OMS) pods are visible in the foreground. Other features on the Earth which are visible include Tampa Bay and several lakes, including Apopka, Tohopekaliga, East Tahopekaliga, Harris, Cypress and a number of small reservoirs (33223), This is a north-easterly looking view toward California's Pacific Coast. The coastal area covered includes San Diego northward to Pismo Beach. Los Angeles is near center. The arc of the Temblor-Tehachapi-Sierra Nevada surrounds the San Joaquin Valley at left. The Mojave desert lies between the San Andres and Garlock Faults (33224), Mexico's Baja California and Sonora state are visible in the STS-4 frame. The islands of Angel de la Guardia and Tiburon stand out above and right of center. Low clouds |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California |
| Description |
STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. Actor Roy Rogers with Astronauts Jerry L. Ross, left, and Guy S. Gardner at Edwards for the STS-4 landing on July 1, 1982. Also present (behind Gardner at extreme right) was former Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (33226), President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan meet Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II., right, and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr., after the landing of the Columbia at Edwards (33227,33230), Space Shuttle Columbia, followed by two T-38 chase planes, touches down on Edwards Air Force Base's Runway 22 to complete mission. In this view, one chase plane appears to be directly above and behind the Columbia, whose nose wheels have not yet touched ground. The other plane appears to be further up front (33228), The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33229). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 earth observations fro
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STS-4 earth observations from space |
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STS-4 earth observations from space. Views include both Florida coasts, with Cape Canaveral visible at the center of the frame. The photo was exposed through the aft window on the flight deck of the Columbia. The vertical tail and both orbital maneuvering systems (OMS) pods are visible in the foreground. Other features on the Earth which are visible include Tampa Bay and several lakes, including Apopka, Tohopekaliga, East Tahopekaliga, Harris, Cypress and a number of small reservoirs (33223), This is a north-easterly looking view toward California's Pacific Coast. The coastal area covered includes San Diego northward to Pismo Beach. Los Angeles is near center. The arc of the Temblor-Tehachapi-Sierra Nevada surrounds the San Joaquin Valley at left. The Mojave desert lies between the San Andres and Garlock Faults (33224), Mexico's Baja California and Sonora state are visible in the STS-4 frame. The islands of Angel de la Guardia and Tiburon stand out above and right of center. Low clouds |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 earth observations fro
| Title |
STS-4 earth observations from space |
| Description |
STS-4 earth observations from space. Views include both Florida coasts, with Cape Canaveral visible at the center of the frame. The photo was exposed through the aft window on the flight deck of the Columbia. The vertical tail and both orbital maneuvering systems (OMS) pods are visible in the foreground. Other features on the Earth which are visible include Tampa Bay and several lakes, including Apopka, Tohopekaliga, East Tahopekaliga, Harris, Cypress and a number of small reservoirs (33223), This is a north-easterly looking view toward California's Pacific Coast. The coastal area covered includes San Diego northward to Pismo Beach. Los Angeles is near center. The arc of the Temblor-Tehachapi-Sierra Nevada surrounds the San Joaquin Valley at left. The Mojave desert lies between the San Andres and Garlock Faults (33224), Mexico's Baja California and Sonora state are visible in the STS-4 frame. The islands of Angel de la Guardia and Tiburon stand out above and right of center. Low clouds |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
| Title |
STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California |
| Description |
STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. Actor Roy Rogers with Astronauts Jerry L. Ross, left, and Guy S. Gardner at Edwards for the STS-4 landing on July 1, 1982. Also present (behind Gardner at extreme right) was former Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (33226), President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan meet Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, II., right, and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr., after the landing of the Columbia at Edwards (33227,33230), Space Shuttle Columbia, followed by two T-38 chase planes, touches down on Edwards Air Force Base's Runway 22 to complete mission. In this view, one chase plane appears to be directly above and behind the Columbia, whose nose wheels have not yet touched ground. The other plane appears to be further up front (33228), The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33229). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-06 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, and transport on NASA 905 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33420), Shuttle being transported atop the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) NASA 905, a converted Boeing 747 (33421). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-12 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, and transport on NASA 905 |
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STS-4 landing at Edwards Air Foce Base, California. The rear wheels of the Columbia touch down on the Edwards AFB runway. There are no chase planes in sight in this photo (33420), Shuttle being transported atop the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) NASA 905, a converted Boeing 747 (33421). |
| Date Taken |
1982-07-12 |
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