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Portable Foot Restraint Print

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  • Art print of a restraint used during the Hubble spacewalk missions. The shape allows for two boots to be placed in the restraint.
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    Portable Foot Restraint (PFR)
    Hubble Space Telescope
    Michael Soluri
    Giclée print from scanned black and white negative, Facilitated by an EIZO monitor and printed with a Canon iPF8400 on Moab Entrada rag white paper
    2008

    The Hubble’s exterior surface design includes 31 strategically placed slots for mounting the Portable Foot Restraint. The PFR provided astronauts with a stable worksite platform for service mission tasks. Michael Soluri photographed the PFR and many other Hubble EVA tools during his visits to the Goddard Space Flight Center, where most servicing training took place.

    On Loan from Michael Soluri

  • Art print of a restraint used during the Hubble spacewalk missions. The shape allows for two boots to be placed in the restraint.

Created:

2008

ID#:

WEB14694-2015

Source:

Michael Soluri

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