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Small Trash Bag Mission: SMEAT   Crew: Robert L. Crippen Karol J. Bobko William E. Thornton Began: July 26, 1972   Completed: September 19, 1972   Duration: 56 days   Comment: Evaluated Skylab equipment and procedures This beta cloth small trash bag (P/N: SEC12100229-301, Ser. No. 1014) was manufactured by General Electric Co. for NASA in March 1972. A Spacecraft Parts Tag identifies that it was removed from the Skylab Medical Experiment Altitude Test (SMEAT) chamber in September 1972. The bag was hermetically sealed and "cleaned for service" on November 16, 1973. back to Artifacts © 1999-2008 collectSPACE.com All rights reserved. Questions? E-mail contact@collectspace.com