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Getting to Work in Space
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| Caption | Getting to Work in Space. Illustration of the space shuttle, showing the shuttle in action with the crew working and living in pressurised comfort. The top left inset shows an example of canisters called "get-away specials" which will fill up every nook and cranny on each flight. Here, New Jersey High School science students use a plywood mock-up to ensure that their experiment (the effect of weightlessness on an ant colony) will eventually fit into one of the canisters. Original artwork for illustration on pp16-17 of Look and Learn issue no 980 (20 December 1980). |
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| Creator | Wilf Hardy, also known as Wilfred, English (20th century) |
| Artwork medium | painting |
| Credit | © Look and Learn |
| Search stock images by keyword | Space Shuttle space travel sky weightlessness experiments ants NASA Getting to Work Space Wilf Hardy Wilfred |
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| A000092 | Hi-res: 4,922 x 3,251 pixels Lo-res: 1,231 x 813 pixels |
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