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Transport of 7K-L1 Circumlunar Spacecraft Main Content
NASA Center: Headquarters
Image # : 7K-L1
Date : UNKNOWN


Title

Transport of 7K-L1 Circumlunar Spacecraft

Full Description

This still from a movie shows the transport of a 7K-L1 circumlunar spacecraft on its Proton booster on the way from the assembly building to the launch pad at Tyura-Tam. Note the cluster of solid-propellant rocket engines at the top of the launch escape tower. The hatch on the external fairing for cosmonaut entry into the actual spacecraft can be seen in the foreground as a dark oblong shape.

Keywords

7K-L1 Proton Booster

Subject Category

Rocket Launches, Soviet Launch Vehicles, Soviet-Spacecraft

Reference Numbers

  • Center: HQ
  • Center Number: 7K-L1
  • GRIN DataBase Number: GPN-2002-000178

Source Information

  • Original Source: DIGITAL
  • Source/Capture Information: Asif Siddiqi

Image Information ( Copyright Notification )

ResolutionFormatWidth
(Pixels)
Height
(Pixels)
Size
(KBytes)
Thumbnail JPEG 72 51 6
Small JPEG 512 362 112
Medium JPEG 1200 848 559
Large JPEG 2400 1696 1,819


Publication Information

Image from the files of Asif Siddiqi. Image and caption from Challenge to Apollo: The Soviet Union and the Space Race, 1945- 1974 (NASA SP-2000-4408) by Asif A. Siddiqi. Please note that the image number assigned to this image is not an official NASA number. It is for GRIN database purposes only.
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