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Model, Skylab, with Sunshields, 1:48 | National Air and Space Museum
Model, Skylab, with Sunshields, 1:48 | National Air and Space Museum

A view of the Skylab space station Orbital Workshop showing the micrometeoroid shield missing. A parasol solar shield was later deployed to shade this exposed area. This picture was taken by the
A view of the Skylab space station Orbital Workshop showing the micrometeoroid shield missing. A parasol solar shield was later deployed to shade this exposed area. This picture was taken by the

File:Illustration of Skylab with deployed parasol (0101902).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
File:Illustration of Skylab with deployed parasol (0101902).jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Searching For Skylab on X: "A crack team was assembled to manufacture the equipment required to save Skylab. This included Aylene Baker to operate the sewing machine to stitch up the Skylab
Searching For Skylab on X: "A crack team was assembled to manufacture the equipment required to save Skylab. This included Aylene Baker to operate the sewing machine to stitch up the Skylab

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Skylab at 50 – How the United States entered the space station era - NASASpaceFlight.com
Skylab at 50 – How the United States entered the space station era - NASASpaceFlight.com

22 June 1973) --- This overhead view of the Skylab Space Station was taken from the Departing Skylab Command/Service Module during the Skylab 2's final fly-around inspection. The single solar panel is
22 June 1973) --- This overhead view of the Skylab Space Station was taken from the Departing Skylab Command/Service Module during the Skylab 2's final fly-around inspection. The single solar panel is

50th Anniversary of the Skylab launch: First US Space Station
50th Anniversary of the Skylab launch: First US Space Station

Skylab: "The first US space station ( 1973-1979) | Skylab wi… | Flickr
Skylab: "The first US space station ( 1973-1979) | Skylab wi… | Flickr

history - How was the Skylab 'parasol' deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
history - How was the Skylab 'parasol' deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange

Skylab photographed by the astronauts of Skylab-2 as they left the space station and departed for Earth on June 22, 1973 [2700 x 2700] : r/spaceflightporn
Skylab photographed by the astronauts of Skylab-2 as they left the space station and departed for Earth on June 22, 1973 [2700 x 2700] : r/spaceflightporn

We Can Fix Anything”: Remembering Skylab's Salvation, 50 Years On - AmericaSpace
We Can Fix Anything”: Remembering Skylab's Salvation, 50 Years On - AmericaSpace

Skylab: Disaster followed by triumph - RocketSTEM
Skylab: Disaster followed by triumph - RocketSTEM

The story of the Skylab space station - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
The story of the Skylab space station - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Skylab - Wikipedia
Skylab - Wikipedia

How were the Skylab solar panels stored and deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
How were the Skylab solar panels stored and deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange

Skylab in orbit. The golden shape is a NASA made parasol that replaced the heat shield damaged during May 14, 1973 launch Stock Photo - Alamy
Skylab in orbit. The golden shape is a NASA made parasol that replaced the heat shield damaged during May 14, 1973 launch Stock Photo - Alamy

Completed historical skylab partset for BDB. : r/KerbalSpaceProgram
Completed historical skylab partset for BDB. : r/KerbalSpaceProgram

Completed historical skylab partset for BDB. : r/KerbalSpaceProgram
Completed historical skylab partset for BDB. : r/KerbalSpaceProgram

history - How was the Skylab 'parasol' deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
history - How was the Skylab 'parasol' deployed? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange

Skylab | History, Discoveries, & Facts | Britannica
Skylab | History, Discoveries, & Facts | Britannica

How was Skylab's sunshade (not parasol) held in place at the time? : r/nasa
How was Skylab's sunshade (not parasol) held in place at the time? : r/nasa

Image of Skylab in orbit. The golden shape is a NASA made
Image of Skylab in orbit. The golden shape is a NASA made

Skylab 2: “We can fix anything!” - NASA
Skylab 2: “We can fix anything!” - NASA