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DescriptionGalileo hga ribs.gif	English: Galileo spacecraft high gain antenna ribs stuck. Laboratory tests verified that holding ribs 9, 10, and 11 in the stowed position most nearly modeled the spacecraft telemetry. [1]
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2004-12-30 06:36 Deglr6328 224×327× (5306 bytes) Galileo spacecraft high gain antenna ribs stuck. Laboratory tests verified that holding ribs 9, 10, and 11 in the stowed position most nearly modeled the spacecraft telemetry. {{PD-USGov}}

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