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Description P268skylabshowertest.jpg	English: "Provisions were made so that each Skylab astronaut could take a shower every week. MSFC designed and built a shower assembly to be stored as a compact unit in the crew quarters area of the workshop. At the left is a demonstration of the manner in which an astronaut would step inside a ring mounted on the floor and raise the 109-cm-diameter hoop to form the shower area. The extended curtain is then attached to the ceiling (right), and the shower is ready for use. " SP-4011 Skylab: A Chronology
Source	https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4011/part3b.htm
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2017-01-19 16:18:41	440 × 222	Fotaun	{{PD-NASA}} https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4011/part3b.htm "Provisions were made so that each Skylab astronaut could take a shower every week. MSFC designed and built a shower assembly to be stored as a compact unit in the crew quarters area of the works...