Parachute system KSC-75P-0292.jpg

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A parachute system, designed to carry an instrument-laden probe down through the dense atmosphere of torrid, cloud-shrouded Venus, was tested in KSC's Vehicle Assembly Building.

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4 June 1975

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NIX KSC-75P-0292, 101-KSC-75P-292, P-21443, ARCHIVE-04637

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NASA Kennedy Space Center (NASA-KSC)

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