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SkildringSTS-32 Syncom IV-F5 deployment.jpg	English: The Syncom IV-F5 satellite is deployed during the STS-32 mission. STS-32 payload, the SYNCOM IV-5 satellite, is deployed from Columbia's, OV-102's, payload bay (PLB). SYNCOM IV-5 is framed between OV-102's PLB and the Earth's limb as it rises above the orbital maneuvering system (OMS) pods and in front of the orbiter's vertical tail. On the port side sill longeron is the stowed remote manipulator system (RMS) arm.
Dato	10. januar 1990
Kjelde	NASA STS032-87-030 High Resolution Image
Opphavsperson	NASA
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2007-09-19 01:13 Andy120290 631×478×8 (36721 bytes) The Syncom IV-F5 satellite is deployed during the STS-32 mission. {{PD-USGov-NASA}}

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