Spacelab Mission Development Test (SMD III)
The Spacelab Mission Development Test (SMD III) was the third in a series of ground-based studies designed to test logistics and management procedures for future Life Sciences space experiments. It was a collaborative project between Johnson Space Center and Ames Research Center.
In May 1977, a crew of three (Dr. Thornton, Dr. Bill Williams, and Dr. Carter Alexander) conducted 26 experiments and 12 operational tests during the seven day simulation.
Recent Submissions
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Spacelab Mission Development - Test III
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SMD III Menu 1976
(1977-01-06) -
SMD III Integrated Crew Activity Plan 1977
(1977-03-25) -
SMD III Debriefing Outline 1977
(1977-05-24) -
SMD III Animal Care Facility
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SMD III - Medical Support Plan
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SMD III - Experiment Proposal Review
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Payload Specialist Selection 1976
(1976) -
Memo on Space Shuttle Crew Policy 1977
(1977-06-16) -
Memo from Dr. Thornton on Crew Report Format 1977
(1977-05-27) -
Handwritten Notes on Flight Recorder Problems
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Handwritten Notes on Animal Care
(1976) -
Animal Health Protection Plan - DRAFT
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DRAFT of SMD III Logo
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SMDIII_2_SpaceFood_11.08.77
(1977-11-08)
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