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On February 1970, Nasa announced that the AAP had been renamed. America’s first space station would enter the history books as Skylab.
Mockup of LM Apollo Telescope Mount. Credit Shayler
AAP Cluster Experiments for Wet OWS. Credit Shayler
OWS- Waste Mgmt.(left). Food Mgmt.(right). Credit Shayler
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The Apollo Applications Program (AAP) was created in 1966 by NASA headquarters to develop science-based human spaceflight missions using hardware developed for the Apollo program.
The SSESM Concept. Credit Shayler
AAP Mission Using Modified LM. Credit Lockheed
1967 Concept of the AAP Cluster
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On June 7th 1969, General Stewart ordered all work on Gemini B, the Titan IIIM and the MOL spacesuit, to cease and to cancel or curtail all other contracts. The official announcement that the MOL had been canceled was made on June 10th.
SLC 6 Under Construction
MOL Hardware Under Construction
Apollo X in 1964. Credit Shayler
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A scant five months after Apollo 17 splashed down in the Pacific Ocean in December of 1972, NASA launched Skylab to begin a new phase of American manned spaceflight – space station operations.
Outpost
A Home in Space
Apollo ‘A’
