galileo

29 photos and 2 illustrations tagged galileo, from 3 members of Flickr Commons.

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  • TVL1970 said:
    Model of the Centaur-G and the Galileo probe it was originally slated to propel to Jupiter after boosted into orbit aboard a Space Shuttle. After the explosion of Challenger (OV-099)in 1986, the risk of using the liquid fueled Centaur-G to boost payloads from the Shuttle's low Earth orbit were deemed to be too great, and Centaur-G was never used. However, a variant, the Centaur-T, would be used to boost payloads launched into orbit by the Titan IV rocket (itself used to launch payloads originally intended for the Shuttle prior to the Challenger's loss). See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(rocket_stage)

Concept Model. Details: Possibly Shuttle Centaur Varient. Date: 1982

  • TVL1970 said:
    Model of the Centaur-G and the Galileo probe it was originally slated to propel to Jupiter after boosted into orbit aboard a Space Shuttle. After the explosion of Challenger (OV-099)in 1986, the risk of using the liquid fueled Centaur-G to boost payloads from the Shuttle's low Earth orbit were deemed to be too great, and Centaur-G was never used. However, a variant, the Centaur-T, would be used to boost payloads launched into orbit by the Titan IV rocket (itself used to launch payloads originally intended for the Shuttle prior to the Challenger's loss). See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(rocket_stage)

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  • TVL1970 said:
    Model of the Centaur-G and the Galileo probe it was originally slated to propel to Jupiter after boosted into orbit aboard a Space Shuttle. After the explosion of Challenger (OV-099)in 1986, the risk of using the liquid fueled Centaur-G to boost payloads from the Shuttle's low Earth orbit were deemed to be too great, and Centaur-G was never used. However, a variant, the Centaur-T, would be used to boost payloads launched into orbit by the Titan IV rocket (itself used to launch payloads originally intended for the Shuttle prior to the Challenger's loss). See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centaur_(rocket_stage)