shuttlecentaur

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  • Drew Granston said:
    Excellent detail, thanks! "CISS" stands for Centaur Integrated Support Structure, and this "Proof Load Test" took place on 6-24-86. The CISS was specific for Shuttle Centaur (Centaur G/G'), which was being developed for use until the Challenger disaster on January 28, 1986. The Shuttle Centaur program was officially ended 5 months later. So it's very interesting that this work is taking place in June of 1986, after the program was cancelled.

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  • Piece of Eight said:
    August 1985 rollout of first Shuttle Centaur

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  • TVL1970 said:
    Mock-up of the Centaur-G Prime stage (a.k.a. "Shuttle Centaur") in a mock-up Space Shuttle Payload Bay. Of course, post-Challenger disaster, the Centaur-G would never fly aboard the Shuttle, but would instead be adapted for use on the Titan IV as the Centaur-T. See: arstechnica.com/science/2015/10/dispatches-from-the-death...