Shuttle-Centaur

proposed Space Shuttle upper stage

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Andrew J. Stofan speaks at the Shuttle-Centaur rollout ceremony

Astronauts John Fabian and Dave Walker pose in front of a model of the Shuttle-Centaur in mid-1985.

Centaur G Prime arrives at the Shuttle Payload Integration Facility at the Kennedy Space Center.

Centaur G is lifted from the transport

Centaur G is readied

Centaur-G upper stage on display at NASA Glenn Research Center

Model of Centaur G Prime with Ulysses probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum

Model of Centaur G Prime with Ulysses probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum

Model of Centaur G with Galileo probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum

Model of Centaur G with Galileo probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum

SHUTTLE-CENTAUR

Shuttle-Centaur Project organization

Shuttle-Centaur with Galileo

Shuttle/Centaur configurations

Shuttle/Centaur system

The Cassini launch was made possible by hundreds of people at NASA Glenn who worked on the Centaur program. Pictured here with the Centaur G-Prime display are a number of individuals responsible for the overall success of the program.

The Centaur-G Prime, mounted in its Centaur Integrated Support Structure (CISS), is readied for launch in the Shuttle Payload Integration Facility at the Kennedy Space Center.

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Google Knowledge entry@				Wikidata
vessel	Shuttle-Centaur		rocket series, abandoned entity, space tug		Wikidata
image	Andrew J. Stofan speaks at the Shuttle-Centaur rollout ceremony	1985			Wikimedia
image	Astronauts John Fabian and Dave Walker pose in front of a model of the Shuttle-Centaur in mid-1985.	1985			Wikimedia
image	Centaur G Prime arrives at the Shuttle Payload Integration Facility at the Kennedy Space Center.	1986			Wikimedia
image	Centaur G is lifted from the transport	1986			Wikimedia
image	Centaur G is readied	1986			Wikimedia
image	Centaur-G upper stage on display at NASA Glenn Research Center	2016			Wikimedia
image	Model of Centaur G Prime with Ulysses probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum	1982			Wikimedia
image	Model of Centaur G Prime with Ulysses probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum	1982			Wikimedia
image	Model of Centaur G with Galileo probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum	1982			Wikimedia
image	Model of Centaur G with Galileo probe in the San Diego Air and Space Museum	1982			Wikimedia
image	SHUTTLE-CENTAUR	1983			Wikimedia
image	Shuttle-Centaur Project organization	1986			Wikimedia
image	Shuttle-Centaur with Galileo				Wikimedia
image	Shuttle/Centaur configurations				Wikimedia
image	Shuttle/Centaur system				Wikimedia
image	The Cassini launch was made possible by hundreds of people at NASA Glenn who worked on the Centaur program. Pictured here with the Centaur G-Prime display are a number of individuals responsible for the overall success of the program.	2016			Wikimedia
image	The Centaur-G Prime, mounted in its Centaur Integrated Support Structure (CISS), is readied for launch in the Shuttle Payload Integration Facility at the Kennedy Space Center.				Wikimedia