STS086-379-035 - STS-086 - Vermessungsansichten der Raumstation Mir

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STS086-379-035 - STS-086 - Vermessungsansichten der Raumstation Mir

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Beschreibung: Überwachungsansichten der Raumstation Mir, aufgenommen von der Crew des STS-86-Orbiters Atlantis, beinhalten: beschädigtes Spektr-Modul. Betreff: MIR SPACE STATION, SURVEYS, MODULES, STS-86

Datum: 29 / 10 / 1997

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1997

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The U.S. National Archives

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