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SMAP space mission - Antenna fully unfurled during test

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Description	English: SMAP space mission SMAP's antenna is fully unfurled during a ground test. The structure under the golden, semi-transparent antenna surface holds the surface in its correct shape. The structure above the surface supports the antenna in Earth's gravity. Designed for use in the microgravity of space, the antenna does not have the mechanical strength necessary to support itself on Earth's surface.
Date	13 August 2014, 10:20:19
Source	https://smap.jpl.nasa.gov/resources/84/antenna-fully-unfurled-during-test/
Author	NASA

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