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Apollo and Skylab "Rendez-vous"

SCAN AND REMASTERED by Dan Beaumont: link

"Artist's rendering shows how Command Service Module (CSM) will dock with the Orbiting Workshop (OWS) during the Skylab mission. Assisting in the docking is the VHF Ranging System designed and built by RCA Government Communications Systems, Camdem, N.J. The system provides the CMS pilot with the range between the two spacecraft. Ranging is performed by sending radio tones from the CSM to the workshop, which retransmits them to the CSM. The range is determined by measuring the time between the transmission of the tones and receipt of the OWS retransmitted."

Date: May 12, 1973

NASA ID: 73-HC-432

Portraits of all three Skylab Astronaut crews.

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Mobile Service Structure moved from its parksite to LC-39B and mate to Skylab II (SA-206).

Date: November 16, 1972

NASA ID: KSC-73PC-0019

Skylab II Saturn IB (CSM-116/SA-206) rollout from VAB to LC-39B.

Date: February 26, 1973

NASA ID: 73-HC-160, KSC-73C-0309

State Library and Archives of Florida: PC12762, PC12758

#Skylab 2 #SL-2 #SLM-1 #CSM-116 #SA-206 #Saturn IB #Rocket #NASA #Apollo Program #Apollo Applications Program #rollout #Kennedy Space Center #Florida #February #1973 #my post

The Skylab 2 Command Module (CM-116), left, and Service Module (SM-116) after their arrival in the Manned Spacecraft Operations Building at Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

Date: July 21, 1972

NASA ID: link, 72P-318

#Skylab II #Skylab 2 #SL-2 #SLM-1 #Apollo CSM Block II #CSM-116 #NASA #Apollo Program #Apollo Applications Program #Assembly #Manned Spacecraft Operations Building #MSOB #Kennedy Space Center #KSC #Florida #July #1972 #my post

Astronaut in the Neutral buoyancy pool training for an EVA from Skylab.

Shared on Flickr by Drew Granston.

Date: October 19, 1972

NASA ID: MSFC-034833

"Packed into a modified experiment canister, the sunshade would be deployed through the scientific airlock, above right. Martin Marietta photo. The sketches show the steps in deployment, which would result in the sunshade being held close to the workshop wall."