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English: Figure 1-16. L3 lunar lander. The flat, downward-facing face (left) of the ovoid pressure cabin holds the round viewport (not visible). The Kontakt system passive unit is at cabin top, and two landing radar booms extend at left and right. Nozzles of two solid-fueled hold-down rockets are visible at the tops of the legs, near the bases of the radar booms.

Date

March 1995

Source

http://ston.jsc.nasa.gov/collections/TRS/_techrep/RP1357.pdf

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NASA

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