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S98-05014 (4 / 14 / 98) --- Präsident Bill Clinton begrüßt mehrere NASA-Astronauten bei seiner Ankunft in der Anlage zur Systemintegration im Johnson Space Center (JSC). Die Astronauten, von links, sind Soichi Noguchi, Kenneth D. Cockrell, Stephanie Wilson, Chris Hadfield und Julie Payette. Payette und Hadfield sind bei der kanadischen Raumfahrtbehörde (CSA) und Noguchi bei der japanischen National Space Development Agency (NSADA). Zusehen muss NASA-Administrator Daniel Goldin. Bildnachweis: NASA oder die National Aeronautics and Space Administration. NASA Identifier: HSF-photo-s98 _ 05014
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