Save Open Space sounds alarm to stop demolition of NASA rocket stands
A local group wants to preserve NASA rocket test stands at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, even as demolition has begun.
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A local group wants to preserve NASA rocket test stands at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, even as demolition has begun.
LIFTOFF—The Coca III test stand as framed by the Coca IV test stand. The two stands were used to develop the engines for the Apollo program’s Saturn V rockets. They were also used to develop the main engine of the space shuttle.“They are by far the most historically important test stands at the former Santa
LIFTOFF—The Coca III test stand, at right, was used to develop engines for the Apollo program’s Saturn V rockets. The Coca stands are“by far the most historically important test stands at the former Santa Susana Field Lab/NASA test facility,” said Tim Brehm, vice-chair of Save Open Space. Courtesy of Tim Brehm Two rocket engine test
LIFTOFF—The Coca III test stand as framed by the Coca IV test stand. These two stands were used to develop the engines for the Apollo program’s Saturn V rockets. They also were used to develop the Space Shuttle Main Engine.“They are by far the most historically important test stands at the former Santa Susana Field
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