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DescriptionColumbia's Main Engine Powerheads - GPN-2003-00076.jpg

English: One of the——Space Shuttle Columbia's Main Engine powerheads found on the "grounds of Fort Polk," Louisiana. The 800-pound unit was one of the easternmost-recovered pieces of debris from Columbia. For more information on STS-107, please see GRIN Columbia General Explanation

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Taken on 3 April 2003

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