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These pictures show some of the hardware which comprise the Landsat 7 satellite. Tractor and the forward end of the Transporter as it is being backed into the shelter behind building 27. 07-October-1998 |
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7 October 1998 |
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http://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/hardware2.html http://landsat.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/hard_img/Backing_it_in_2.jpg http://www.kenworth.com/images/lg6.jpg |
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User Gbleem on en.wikipedia |
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