Space Shuttle Endeavour rolls over to Launch Pad 39B from Launch Pad 39A before mission STS-61

[KSC-93PC-1449]

  • Photo Number: KSC-93PC-1449

  • Release Date: 15-Nov-1993

    • Description: The Space Shuttle Endeavour is being "rolled around" from Launch Pad 39A to Launch Pad 39B. The rare pad switch was deemed necessary after contamination was discovered in the Payload Changeout Room at pad A. Still to come are the payloads for the upcoming STS-61 mission, the first servicing of the Hubble Telescope.{end}

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