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Carrying student experiments up into space for the Kerbal Sounding Program, launching to the southeast to avoid the inner radiation belt, following the same flight path as the 4th rocket of this type back in 2018
A Progeny Mk6 Block I rocket waits for launch, aimed southeast to avoid the inner radiation belt as it travels through space. It will easily clear the lighting towers although it is not directly pointed at any of them
A Progeny Mk6 Block I makes its way slowly from the HAB out to the launch pad, passing behind rather than in front of Launch Control in order to have an easier time turning towards the pad
Heading direct east, the rocket carries two student-designed experiments built with help from industry mentors on the 5th mission for the Kerbal Sounding Project that debuted back at the end of 2019
A Progeny Mk6 Block I sits on the pad, fueled and ready to lift off later in the day
The launch base that holds the Progeny Mk6 has been moved out to the launch pad, replacing the four support arms that were used for holding up the Mk7-B
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North American Aviation Apollo Command Module 007A
This Apollo Command Module was the first production-line capsule delivered to NASA for testing and training. It was designated as a ground test vehicle for water impact, acoustic and vibration, and postlanding tests. CM-007 was in the Block I configuration and initially used in impact and acoustic testing at the North American plant in Downey, California. It was the first Apollo Command Module delivered to the NASA-Manned Spacecraft Center and was assigned to be used in manned postlanding tests to be conducted by the Landing and Recovery Division. These tests included systems operational and crew compatibility tests for uprighting, postlanding ECS, postlanding communications systems and recovery. After delivery to Houston in April, 1966, CM-007 was prepared for open water tests in the Gulf of Mexico to operationally qualify the Block I CM postlanding systems. The manned Block I 48-hour open water tests in the Gulf of Mexico were successfully conducted on September 30-October 2, 1966.
Following completion of the Block I tests, CM-007 was shipped back to North American in 1967 for modification to Block II configuration. After modification, CM-007 was designated CM-007A and returned to NSAS for testing. After the modifications, the manned Block II 48-hour open water tests in the Gulf of Mexico were successfully conducted on April 5-7, 19688. Additional static water testing of the uprighting system bag failure modes continued in 1968 in NASA-MSC Building-260 water tank.
To support Skylab, CM-007A was used in extreme postlanding environment by simulating equatorial summer heat/humidity and higher latitude cold conditions to test the performance of the Skylab command module postlanding and recovery systems. Skylab flights were launched on a 50-degree inclination with the spacecraft passing over regions of the Earth considerably warmer/colder than experienced before. The equatorial conditions were achieved in the Building-260 water tank with an enclosure. The cold conditions were achieved in Eglin Air Force base’s Climatic Laboratory in September, 1971 in Florida. Following the cold environment tests, CM-007A was returned to MSC and stored until being restored by SpaceWorks at the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center in 1988 for museum static display purposes. CM-007A is currently displayed at The Museum of Flight.
An overview of the rockets and missions that flew this past year
Launching from the North Field allowed us to place the camera way back and zoom in to catch the rocket flying up into the sky in front of the rising sun without the VAB and other KSC buildings getting in the way
Final preflight checks get underway for a Progeny Mk6 Block I rocket looking to lift off at the next sunrise
A marshal positions the Progeny Mk-6 Block I carry vehicle, ready to squeeze past the Mobile Launch Platform and head for the launch site at the start of tomorrow
The final rocket for 2019, a Progeny Mk6 Block I, is being vertically stacked to test load bearing elements. To the rear workers get Ascension Mk1 & Mk2 parts ready to move to "center stage" next year for final assembly
The third in a series of 4 launches that will carry student-designed and built experiments up into space
Shuttle buses are seen here leaving the Support Village and carrying visitors over the causeway to KSC so they can view the upcoming launch
The Progeny Mk6 Block I for tomorrow's mission heads for the launch site with the mounting vehicle, tanker truck and crew shuttle following behind. The shadow of the service towers is visible on the VAB doors in front of which is parked the Mobile Launch Platform
Carrying two more student-designed and built science instruments up into space from the North Field launch site
