File:Wind Tunnel Gimbaling Rig GPN-2000-000385.jpg
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English: MASTIF - Multiple Axis Space Test Inertia Facility - was developed for Project Mercury to train astronauts in gaining control over a spacecraft that could move in multiple directions at once--pitching, rolling and yawing all at the same time. This photo is similar to photo GPN-2000-001186, but not identical. |
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Author | NASA/Bill Bowles | ||||||
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