Summary

Original NASA release to the picture:

Name of Image: Launch of Atlas-Centaur, Mariner X
MIX #: 9139577
NIX #: MSFC-9139577
Date of Image: 1973-11-03
Category: Launch Vehicles

Full Description:The launch of the Atlas-Centaur carrying the Mariner X spacecraft on November 3, 1973. This mission was for the exploration of the planets Venus and Mercury.

(MRPO) MRD/SPD Discipline(s): n/a

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Keywords: Atlas-Centaur, Mariner X, Venus, Mercury

MSFC Negative Number: 9139577
Reference Number: n/a
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