#december 1975

[70ssmut4]

[b0wi3sgir1]

Sirius running away from home to the Potters like

[digitalfountains]

Photography by Helmut Newton

- US Vogue, December 1975

[snoopylovessoup]

December 20, 1975

[theamericanpin-up]

Duane Bryers - November 1975 Hilda Calendar Illustration - Brown & Bigelow Calendar Co. -American Pin-up Calendar Collection

[vilakei]

ㅤㅤ December 14th, 1970

ㅤ Un padre crea a otro padre

[imgonnagetkilledbynutstink]

Love a man with physical duality

[lonestarflight]

Space Shuttle Enterprise under assembly at Rockwell International's Plant 42 in Palmdale, California.

Date: December 1975

NASA ID: link

source

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Black Sabbath - Iron Man

[70ssmut4]

[thedickcavettshow]

Umm how dare you even suggest that??

[tayfabe75]

December 4, 2014: During the live debut of 'Medicine', Matty gestures up toward the balcony as he sings the line "I wanna marry you" (the same direction he gestured while serenading Taylor during 'Fallingforyou', clip added for comparison). (source 1, 2)

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Psychic Observer & CHIMES, Vol.XXXVI, N.5, Nov.-Dec. 1975

[mostlymalena]

go figure

[imgonnagetkilledbynutstink]

YO WHAT THE FUCK DAWG???

[lonestarflight]

Proposed Equipment: Shuttle Performance Augmentation with the Titan Liquid Boost Module

This concept was proposed by the Martin Marietta Corporation & Aerojet Liquid Rocket Company.

“The projected 24,000-pound payload lift capability for the baseline Space Shuttle, with anticipated orbiter and external tank weight savings programs implemented, will not meet the 32,000-pound payload requirements for the DoD Mission 4 from Vandenberg Air Force Base. NASA has selected the Titan Liquid Boost Module (LBM) to provide thrust augmentation during the boost phase sufficient to meet and provide margin for the defined Mission 4 requirements. The LBM will use Titan 34D Stage I engines and a cluster of four Titan derived 10-foot diameter tanks. The module will be attached to the aft end of the ET. This paper will provide a description of the LBM and discuss some of its advantages and capabilities.”

"MSFC artist’s concept depicting an aft view of the Liquid Boost Module proposed to meet DoD launch requirements for missions originating from Vandenberg Air Force Base."

“Shuttle Liftoff with Liquid Boost Module”

Date: December 1975

NASA ID: 005714, MSFC-3/80-SA4100-51A