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Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

S97E5025 - STS-097 - Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

S97E5022 - STS-097 - Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

S97E5023 - STS-097 - Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

Views of the starboard P6 Truss solar array during STS-97

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Summary

STS097-702-070 (3 December 2000) --- An astronaut inside Endeavour's crew cabin used a handheld 70mm camera to expose this frame of the International Space Station's starboard solar array wing panel, backdropped against an Earth horizon scene.

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05/12/2000
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NASA
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label_outline Explore Starboard P, Starboard, Array

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johnson space center starboard starboard p truss array sts high resolution earth from space space station nasa