NASA - Glenn Research Center - "UNIDENTIFIED ARTIFACT"

a weird report with just an image & no additional data....

Abstract: CAL WEISS WITH UNIDENTIFIED ARTIFACT IN AID ROOM
NASA Center: Glenn Research Center
Publication Year: 1973
Added to NTRS: 2008-06-27
Accession Number: C-1973-02862

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can somebody shed some light on this?

Originally posted by mcrom901
a weird report with just an image & no additional data....

can somebody shed some light on this?

I think you are reading into the term too much. By "unidentified artifact" they (probably) simply mean it's a piece of equipment they did not identify for the photographer.

sure, that guy is standing in front of some machinery from one of NASA's rockets or other devices but, either the device itself was never catalogued or the photographer never found out where the decive came from.

It's no unidentified as in alien, it's unidentified as in those photos you see from celeb gatherings where they list the celebs and "unidentified guest"

Yep these guys are right and you are reading to much into it....but nice find diging through nasa!

By judging off the guy in the picture, thats either one really good bong, or its the machine that makes enzyte! lol

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yup where's that guy? lol

thanks everyone for your input....

nasa updated the link....

Title: JET ACOUSTICS BRANCH - UWE VON GLAHN CHIEF
Author(s): NONE
Abstract: JET ACOUSTICS BRANCH - UWE VON GLAHN CHIEF
NASA Center: Glenn Research Center
Publication Date: 1973-06-01
Online Source: View Image File
Accession ID: C-1973-02168
Updated/Added to NTRS: 2008-06-27

but it seems they forgot to change the date....

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OVER NYC

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looks to me like a mixing tank of some sort possibly for the oxygen system on the apollo missions far too small to be a rocket motor at best a stabilizer motor for when in space to change orientation and such my two cents anyways

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It's a Still . Dosen't take a Rocket Scientist to figure that out .........