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S01-07-504 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

S01-07-504 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen gathers food supplies - canned goods,sealed packages,beverages,etc - to prepare meal. Selections are attached with velcro to meal tray ass... More

S01-06-482 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen eats rehydrated food at aft flight deck onorbit station

S01-06-482 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen eats rehydrated food at aft fligh...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen holds a spoonful of rehydrated food in front of his mouth while grasping the small plastic bag it came from with the other hand. As Crippe... More

S01-07-500 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen uses vacuum cleaner on middeck

S01-07-500 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen uses vacuum cleaner on middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen opens bungee stowage bag in front of forward middeck lockers as vacuum cleaner floats above his head. Crippen holds vacuum cleaner with ... More

S01-07-503 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

S01-07-503 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen gathers food supplies - canned goods, sealed packages, beverages, etc - to prepare meal. Selections are attached with velcro to meal tray ... More

S01-06-481 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen eats rehydrated food at aft flight deck onorbit station

S01-06-481 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen eats rehydrated food at aft fligh...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Astronaut Robert L. Crippen, STS-1 pilot, is behind his station in the flight deck of Columbia. He has a spoon in his hand. The windows prominent in the... More

S01-07-502 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

S01-07-502 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen prepares meal on middeck

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen gathers food supplies - canned goods, sealed packages, beverages, etc - to prepare meal. Selections are attached with velcro to meal tray ... More

S01-06-483 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobatics on middeck

S01-06-483 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobat...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobatics on middeck by floating in front of the starboard bulkhead Development Flight Instrument (DFI). Wearin... More

S01-06-484 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobatics on middeck

S01-06-484 - STS-001 - Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobat...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Pilot Crippen demonstrates microgravity acrobatics on middeck by floating in front of the starboard bulkhead Development Flight Instrument (DFI). Wearin... More

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