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Description	English: Launch Services Program InfoBook 2022–2023 Earth’s Bridge to Space NASA’s Launch Services Program (LSP) unites scientific and robotic spacecraft customers’ needs with the appropriate rocket, managing the process to ensure the spacecraft is placed in orbit around the Earth, the Sun, or powered to destinations deeper into the solar system. LSP assists customers who need specialized, highly technical support worldwide, and enables some of NASA’s greatest scientific missions and technical achievements. This portfolio is intended to educate and connect you to some of NASA’s most significant science-based missions, and to highlight the contributions made by LSP. By increasing your understanding of LSP’s contributions to NASA’s mission success, you may also realize the benefits to you and all of humankind.
Date	25 July 2022
Source	https://www.nasa.gov/reference/lsp-media-resources/ (direct link)
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Short title	LSP InfoBook 2022-2023
Date and time of digitizing	11:50, 25 July 2022
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