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Summary
Views of the payload bay during sunrise near the end of STS-82 mission. Frames 001-5 are very dark with little detail. The payload bay is illuminated by various shades of red and yellow as the sun rises over the Earth limb (006-11). Frame STS082-765-007 was chosen by the crew to be used in their postflight presentation.
NASA Identifier: STS082-765-007
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views of the empty payload bay during sunrise
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high resolution
earth from space
johnson space center
Date
23/05/2011
Source
Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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