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S106E5185 - STS-106 - Pilot Altman works with the SOAR laptop computer in SpaceHab during STS-106

Pilot Altman works with the SOAR laptop computer in SpaceHab during STS-106

Pilot Altman works with the SOAR laptop computer in SpaceHab during STS-106

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STS106-374-010 - STS-106 - Pilot Altman works at the pilot's workstation during STS-106

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STS106-388-025 - STS-106 - Pilot Altman works with the SOAR laptop computer in SpaceHab during STS-106

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Description: STS-106 Pilot Scott Altman conducts Shuttle Orbital Applications and Requirements (SOAR) operations with a laptop computer in the SpaceHab Double Module in the payload bay of Atlantis, Orbital Vehicle (OV) 104. This image was selected by the STS-106 crew for use in public presentations.

Subject Terms: STS-106, ASTRONAUTS, SPACEHAB, STOWAGE (ONBOARD EQUIPMENT), INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION, COMPUTERS

Date Taken: 9/13/2000

Categories: Crew Activities

Interior_Exterior: Interior

Ground_Orbit: On-orbit

Original: Film - 35MM CN

Preservation File Format: TIFF

STS-106

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pilot altman works pilot altman works soar laptop computer soar laptop computer spacehab sts 106 atlantis nasa international space station payload bay sts 106 sts 106 pilot scott altman sts 106 crew tiff sts 106 laptop computer spacehab double module shuttle orbital applications computers orbital vehicle crew activities onboard equipment astronauts space program
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2000
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pilot altman works pilot altman works soar laptop computer soar laptop computer spacehab sts 106 atlantis nasa international space station payload bay sts 106 sts 106 pilot scott altman sts 106 crew tiff sts 106 laptop computer spacehab double module shuttle orbital applications computers orbital vehicle crew activities onboard equipment astronauts space program