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The document summarizes the processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery before its launch, including the external tank arriving by barge and being lifted vertically in the Vehicle Assembly Building, the solid rocket boosters being attached, the engines being attached to the solids and shuttle, the shuttle being attached to the external tank, the payload being prepared and moved to the launch pad, and finally the shuttle being moved from the VAB to the launch pad on the crawler transporter in preparation for launch.
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Before a space shuttle launch, several processing steps occur that are rarely seen by the public. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. Solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank and orbiter in the VAB and SPF. The payload is prepared in the PPR and then transported to the launch pad to be inserted into the orbiter. Finally, the assembled shuttle is moved to the launch pad on a crawler where it is ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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The document summarizes the pre-launch processing steps for the space shuttle Discovery. The external tank arrives by barge and is lifted vertically in the VAB. The solid rocket boosters and engines are attached to the external tank. Then the shuttle is attached to the external tank in the VAB. Meanwhile, the payload is prepared in the Payload Preparation Room and then moved to the launch pad. Finally, the fully assembled shuttle and external tank are moved to the launch pad where the payload is inserted, making the shuttle ready for launch.
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- 2. External Tank Arrives by Barge from MS
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- 8. External Tank in VAB
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- 27. Payload Ready To Be Moved to The Launch Pad
- 31. Payload Being Moved To Launch Pad
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