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"The S-IV-9, the second stage of SA-9 Saturn I Block II, is loaded into a cargo transport aircraft at Mather Air Force Base, California. The second stage was manufactured by Douglas in Seal Beach, California."
Date: October 1964
Boeing Images: B1233728
Souvenir postal stamp of Pegasus 1 micrometroid technology satellite re-entering the atmosphere.
Date: September 17, 1978
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Diagram showing the major events of the ascent of SA-9 for the Apollo AS-103/Pegasus 1 mission.
Date: February 16, 1965
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"Note: the less than pristine appearance of the heat shield...almost like it'd already flown. I assume as a result of a successful MSFC static test firing conducted in March 1964. Also, this Saturn I first stage (S-I-9), was the final booster manufactured by the Center."
Erection of the S-I stage of the SA-9 Saturn I Block II (AS-103) launch vehicle on Launch Complex 37B at Cape Kennedy, Florida.
Date: late 1964
NASA ID: 107-KSC-64-6765
“This drawing, prepared by the NASA-Marshall Space Flight Center, shows meteoroid detection panels being deployed (1) on a Saturn-launched satellite, in the folded position aboard the launch vehicle (2), unfolding (3). Unfolded the panels (4) have a wingspan of about 100 feet. The presence of tiny particles in space will be recorded as they collide with the wing skin sensor.”
The three Pegasus satellites launched on SA-8 (AS-103), SA-9 (AS-104) and SA-10 (AS-105).
Date: 1963
Mike Acs's Collection: 63-Meteoroid Satellite-2
Pegasus satellite housed inside the adapted service module of the Saturn I Block II (SA-8 through SA-10). Metroid Technology Satellite Mission
Date: 1963
NASA Doc: link, link
"Pegasus-1, meteoroid detection satellite, installed on Saturn I (SA-9 mission) S-IV stage. The satellite was used to obtain data on frequency and penetration of the potentially hazardous micrometeoroids in low Earth orbits and to relay the information back to Earth. SA-9 was launched on February 16, 1965 and the Pegasus-1 satellite was the first operational payload for Saturn I."
Date: January 13, 1965
NASA ID: link
Lift-off of the AS-103 Saturn I Block II (BP-26/SA-9)with Pegasus 1 satellite onboard from LC-37B.
NASA ID: 1965-009
souvenir postal stamp
Date: February 16, 1965
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