File:1968 NASA concept for Earth-orbital laboratory.jpg
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| Description | One of 18 conceptual designs for the Earth-orbital spacecraft lunar module adapter laboratory prepared by spacecraft design experts of the Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC) Advanced Spacecraft Technology Division. This configuration was developed to illustrate the extent to which the building block philosophy could be carried. It would utilize both Gemini and Apollo spacecraft and would require 2 unmanned launches and 10 manned logistic launches. | |||||
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| Source | https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4011/part2b.htm | |||||
| Author | NASA/MSC Advanced Spacecraft Technology Division | |||||
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