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GeoEye-1 At Lift-off | Vandenberg AFB, California

GeoEye-1 After Lift-Off | Solid Motor Jettison

GeoEye-1 After Solid Motor Separation

GeoEye-1 After Faring Separation

GeoEye-1 After Faring Separation, Reverse View

Rendering | GeoEye-1 In Orbit

Rendering | GeoEye-1 In Orbit

Rendering | GeoEye-1 In Orbit

Rendering | GeoEye-1 In Orbit

Rendering | GeoEye-1 In Orbit

Photo of GeoEye-1 and solar array taken Aug. 26, 2008 just before the installation of the cone-shaped payload faring. The satellite has been mounted on the United Launch Alliance Delta II rocket at Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB and is surrounded by what is termed 'the white room,' which acts as a clean room supporting payload integration and testing before the final launch readiness review. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 26, 2008 after it is mated to the United Launch Alliance Delta II rocket at Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. The satellite was mounted on the booster and is surrounded by what is termed 'the white room,' which acts as a clean room supporting payload integration and testing before the final launch readiness review. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 as it is mated to the United Launch Alliance Delta II rocket at Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. The satellite was mounted on the booster and is surrounded by what is termed 'the white room,' which acts as a clean room supporting payload integration and testing before the final launch site readiness review. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo taken Aug. 18, 2008 from Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB showing the canister containing GeoEye-1 successfully lifted to the top of the mobile service tower. Photo credit 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo taken Aug. 18, 2008 from Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB showing the canister containing GeoEye-1 successfully lifted to the top of the mobile service tower. Photo credit 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo taken Aug. 18, 2008 from Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB showing the canister containing GeoEye-1 lifted halfway to the top of the mobile service tower. Photo credit 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo taken Aug. 18, 2008 from Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB showing the canister containing GeoEye-1 as it’s prepared for lifting to the top of the mobile service tower. Photo credit 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility after successful transport to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility as it is being transported to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility as it is readied for transport to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility as the canister is put in place to protect the satellite for transport to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility as the canister is being built around the satellite’s protective bag to prepare for transport to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

Photo of GeoEye-1 taken Aug. 18, 2008 from the Payload Processing Facility as it is placed in a protective bag and readied for transport to Space Launch Complex 2 West at Vandenberg AFB. Photo credit, 'ULA/GeoEye'

GeoEye-1 in July 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ as the satellite is prepared for packing and transport to Vandenberg AFB for final launch preparations.

GeoEye-1 in July 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ as the satellite is prepared for packing and transport to Vandenberg AFB for final launch preparations.

GeoEye-1 in July 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ as the satellite is prepared for packing and transport to Vandenberg AFB for final launch preparations.

GeoEye-1 in July 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ as the satellite is prepared for packing and transport to Vandenberg AFB for final launch preparations.

Photo taken of GeoEye-1 in May 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ. Also seen are test engineers after successful completion of all environmental testing.

Photo taken of GeoEye-1 in May 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ. Also seen are test engineers after successful completion of all environmental testing.

Photo taken of GeoEye-1 in May 2008 from General Dynamic's facility in Gilbert, AZ. Also seen are test engineers after successful completion of all environmental testing.

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