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Apollo 4 Transported To Launch Pad
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Title:
Apollo 4 Transported To Launch Pad
Caption:
Apollo 4, the first space vehicle in NASA's Apollo/Saturn V program, leaves the Vehicle Assembly Building for erection at Pad A of Complex 39. The 364 foot, three stage rocket and spacecraft, weighing 6,286,000 pounds when fueled, is being transported on the mobile launcher to the launch pad. The transporter moves over the specially constructed crawlerway designed to support loads of approximately 18 million pounds. August 26, 1967.
Credit:
Album / NASA/Science Source
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Image size:
3072 x 3852 px | 33.9 MB
Print size:
26.0 x 32.6 cm | 10.2 x 12.8 in (300 dpi)
Keywords:
1960S • 1967 • 60 60'S DECADE SIXTY YEARS • 60 60'S DECADE YEARS SIXTY SIXTIES • 60S • AEROSPACE • AMERICAN HISTORY • APOLLO 4 • APOLLO FOUR • APOLLO PROGRAM • APOLLO • ASTRONAUTICS • BW • CRAFT • GANTRY • HISTORIC • HISTORICAL • HISTORY • KENNEDY SPACE CENTER • LAUNCH PAD • MISSION • MOBILE LAUNCHER • NASA • NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION • ROCKET SHIP • ROCKET • SIXTIES • SIXTIES, THE • SPACE FLIGHT • SPACE PROGRAM • SPACE RACE • SPACE TRAVEL • SPACECRAFT • SPACEFLIGHT • THREE STAGE ROCKET • TRANSPORT • TRANSPORTATION • TRANSPORTER • U.S. HISTORY • UNITED STATES HISTORY • US HISTORY • VEHICLE ASSEMBLY BUILDING • VEHICLE • YEARS DECADE'S SIXTY SIXTIES 60 60 1960
