Skylab launch and orbital models
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I have created this printable 3D model of Skylab. Skylab is the first US space station. It was launched in May 14th 1973 on a Saturn V launch rocket by NASA. The space lab was constructed out of a modified rocket stage and housed an orbital workshop, a lot of research instruments, a solar observatory, an airlock module and a docking station.
During the launch the station was damaged, loosing its shielding on the workshop and one of its main solar panels. Three manned missions to Skylab were executed, on 25th of May, July 28th and November the 16th of 1973. The first mission undertook repairs including the deployment of a new sun screen shield, repairing and deploying the remaining main solar panel.
After the three missions, Skylab was left orbiting in space and planned to be pushed to a higher orbit by the first space shuttle. However, delays of the shuttle program and increased solar activity resulted into an uncontrolled entry of Skylab into earths atmosphere. Parts of
I have created this printable 3D model of Skylab. Skylab is the first US space station. It was launched in May 14th 1973 on a Saturn V launch rocket by NASA. The space lab was constructed out of a modified rocket stage and housed an orbital workshop, a lot of research instruments, a solar observatory, an airlock module and a docking station.
During the launch the station was damaged, loosing its shielding on the workshop and one of its main solar panels. Three manned missions to Skylab were executed, on 25th of May, July 28th and November the 16th of 1973. The first mission undertook repairs including the deployment of a new sun screen shield, repairing and deploying the remaining main solar panel.
After the three missions, Skylab was left orbiting in space and planned to be pushed to a higher orbit by the first space shuttle. However, delays of the shuttle program and increased solar activity resulted into an uncontrolled entry of Skylab into earths atmosphere. Parts of
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