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Description

English: Helios Prototype disintegrates as it falls into the Pacific Ocean

Date

Taken on 26 June 2003

Source

Investigation of the Helios Prototype Aircraft Mishap, NASA, (entire report is available in pdf form at http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/64317main_helios.pdf

Author

Knoll, Thomas E. et al

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