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  The sensing element of the space shuttle's engine cutoff sensors. Watch closely and you can see the platinum wire run over the sensing element. It is the change in that wires resistance that ultimately indicates if it is "wet" or "not". Image Source: NASA, magnification: Rainer Gerhards  The ECO sensor mountpoint inside the space shuttle's external tank. As can be seen, they are mounted close to each other.   Illustration of feed-through electrical connections at the external tank liquid hydrogen tank structural interface, near the aft end of the tank. Image Credit: NASA/MSFC   Schematic of the space shuttle's feedthrough connector. Image Credit: NASA/STS-14 FRR  How the space shuttle feedthrough connector is fixed to the tank. Note the fixation on the inside. Image Credit: NASA STS-114 FRR  

Illustration of feed-through electrical connections at the external tank liquid hydrogen tank structural interface, near the aft end of the tank. Image Credit: NASA/MSFC

Illustration of feed-through electrical connections at the external tank liquid hydrogen tank structural interface, near the aft end of the tank.
Image Credit: NASA/MSFC



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