Skylab

space station launched and operated by NASA.

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Skylab 1 1973

crewed spacecraft – National Aeronautics and Space Administration – Skylab 1 – Skylab 5 – Skylab program – space laboratory –

1973-05-14T00:00:00Z

rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A 1973

1979-07-11T00:00:00Z

atmospheric entry 1979

1979-07-11T00:00:00Z

uncontrolled reentry 1979

1973-05-14T00:00:00Z

Skylab 1 1973

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1973 Events montage 16-grid version

1973 events

A COMPENDIUM OF FUTURE SPACE ACTIVITIES

Balladonia Museum, 2017 (01)

Balladonia Museum, 2017 (06)

Cutaway diagram of Skylab living and working quarters

SL2-5-15 - View of Earth

SL2-13-95 - View of Earth

Skylabfragment

Skylab Airlock Module cutaway (0101643)

Skylab O2 Tank Fragment recovered from Australia and on display at the US Space & Rocket Center in Alabama, USA.

Skylab Orbital Workshop in Earth orbit.

Skylab Shroud GPN-2000-001462

Skylab rollout ceremony, Huntington Beach, California, September 1972. Pictured, left to right: Willis H. Shapley, Caspar W. Weinberger, James C. Fletcher, Eberhard Rees, Walter Burke, and Dale D. Myers

Space Center Houston March 2022 15 (Skylab 1-G trainer)

Space Center Houston March 2022 16 (Skylab 1-G trainer)

Space Center Houston March 2022 17 (Skylab 1-G trainer)

Space Center Houston March 2022 18 (Skylab 1-G trainer)

The Skylab space station is mated to a Saturn V rocket in the Vehicle Assembly Building on Sept. 29, 1972

Willis H. Shapley at Skylab rollout ceremony, Huntington Beach, California, September 1972.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
link		Applied Optics Radiance calibration of the High Altitude Observatory white-light coronagraph on Skylab^@		Wikidata
link		Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, vol. 11^@		Wikidata
major	1973	rocket launch Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A		Wikidata
minor	1979	atmospheric entry		Wikidata
minor	1979	uncontrolled reentry		Wikidata
mission	1973	Skylab 1	uncrewed spaceflight, National Aeronautics and Space Administration	Wikidata
image	2024	1973 Events montage 16-grid version		Wikimedia
image	2023	1973 events		Wikimedia
image	2013	A COMPENDIUM OF FUTURE SPACE ACTIVITIES		Wikimedia
image	2013	A COMPENDIUM OF FUTURE SPACE ACTIVITIES		Wikimedia
image	2017	Balladonia Museum, 2017 (01)		Wikimedia
image	2017	Balladonia Museum, 2017 (06)		Wikimedia
image		Cutaway diagram of Skylab living and working quarters		Wikimedia
image	1973	SL2-5-15 - View of Earth		Wikimedia
image	1973	SL2-13-95 - View of Earth		Wikimedia
image	2007	Skylabfragment		Wikimedia
image		Skylab Airlock Module cutaway (0101643)		Wikimedia
image	2023	Skylab O2 Tank Fragment recovered from Australia and on display at the US Space & Rocket Center in Alabama, USA.		Wikimedia
image	1974	Skylab Orbital Workshop in Earth orbit.		Wikimedia
image	1970	Skylab Shroud GPN-2000-001462		Wikimedia
image	1972	Skylab rollout ceremony, Huntington Beach, California, September 1972. Pictured, left to right: Willis H. Shapley, Caspar W. Weinberger, James C. Fletcher, Eberhard Rees, Walter Burke, and Dale D. Myers		Wikimedia
image	2022	Space Center Houston March 2022 15 (Skylab 1-G trainer)		Wikimedia
image	2022	Space Center Houston March 2022 16 (Skylab 1-G trainer)		Wikimedia
image	2022	Space Center Houston March 2022 17 (Skylab 1-G trainer)		Wikimedia
image	2022	Space Center Houston March 2022 18 (Skylab 1-G trainer)		Wikimedia
image	2013	The Skylab space station is mated to a Saturn V rocket in the Vehicle Assembly Building on Sept. 29, 1972		Wikimedia
image	1972	Willis H. Shapley at Skylab rollout ceremony, Huntington Beach, California, September 1972.		Wikimedia

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