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Nasa. The Space Shuttle Endeavour is moved from its preparation hall to its launch pad by means of a giant cart that carries it vertically, as was done with the Saturn V rockets of the Apollo program. This beautiful perspective captures the gigantic scale of the space shuttle facility at Cape Kennedy. Circa 1995. Vintage chromogėnique print on paper: "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK". 20.3 X 25.4CM with margins.

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Nasa. The Space Shuttle Endeavour is moved from its preparation hall to its launch pad by means of a giant cart that carries it vertically, as was done with the Saturn V rockets of the Apollo program. This beautiful perspective captures the gigantic scale of the space shuttle facility at Cape Kennedy. Circa 1995. Vintage chromogėnique print on paper: "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK". 20.3 X 25.4CM with margins.

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