Blick auf den Start der Endeavour, mit der die STS-108-Mission begann

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Blick auf den Start der Endeavour, mit der die STS-108-Mission begann

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Eine Seitenansicht des Starts von Endeavour, Orbiter Vehicle (OV) 105, am Kennedy Space Center (KSC) markiert den Beginn der STS-108-Mission. Endeavour befindet sich auf halbem Weg nach oben. Dieses Bild wurde von der STS-108-Besatzung für öffentliche Präsentationen ausgewählt. NASA Identifier: sts108-s-020

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