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earth observations

indus river

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pakistan

1960 s

aerial ektachrome

apollo

apollo 7

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AS07-05-1660 - Apollo 7 - Apollo 7 Mission, Pakistan, Kirthar and Makran Ranges, Indus River

AS07-05-1660 - Apollo 7 - Apollo 7 Mission, Pakistan, Kirthar and Makr...

The original database describes this as: Description: Apollo 7,Pakistan,Kirthar and Makran Ranges,Indus River. Very high oblique. Cloud Cover 15%. Latitude: Altitude: 132 miles. 32 degrees,00' North,Longitude:... More

STS083-747-052 - STS-083 - Earth observations taken during STS-83 mission

STS083-747-052 - STS-083 - Earth observations taken during STS-83 miss...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Earth observations taken during the STS-83 mission from the space shuttle Columbia. Sunglint on the Indus River, Sukkar, and Rohri, Pakistan. Sukkar cit... More

AS07-05-1661 - Apollo 7 - Apollo 7 Mission, Pakistan, Karachi and Indus River

AS07-05-1661 - Apollo 7 - Apollo 7 Mission, Pakistan, Karachi and Indu...

The original database describes this as: Description: Apollo 7,Pakistan,Karachi and Indus River. Near vertical. Latitude: Altitude: 132 miles. 25 degrees,00' North,Longitude: 66 degrees 58' East. Original film... More

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