Titan IV(401)B K-33 Cassini-Centaur De-Erect (1997) @ccspacemuseum
Titan IV(401)B K-33 Cassini-Centaur De-Erect (1997)  @ccspacemuseum
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On October 15, 1997, a Titan IV(401)B with a Centaur upper stage launched the K-33 mission from Cape Canaveral's Launch Pad 40. The payload was NASA's Cassini Huygens spacecraft. The mission flew past Jupiter collecting data, then went on to Saturn. The Huygens probe landed on Saturn's moon Titan, while Cassini orbited Saturn studying the planet, its ring and moons.

This video shows the Cassini-Centaur being prepared for transportation out of the Vertical Integration Building's Cell 3. The video is dated June 19, 1997.

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Titan IV(401)B K-33 Cassini-Centaur De-Erect (1997)

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