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Category Archives: Space industry

Eva Firmani

Eva standing in front of Discovery on the mobile launch platform on the way to the launch pad.

Tile technicians like Eva work kept astronuts safe as they left and re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere.

Posted byAndy ConnellyOctober 24, 2019January 4, 2022Posted in21st century, Location, Space industry, Subject area, USA, When they workedLeave a comment on Eva Firmani

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