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Destiny to ISS
This NASA Illustration shows the “Destiny” laboratory module being delivered to the International Space Station. A robotic arm carefully lifts the 32,000-pound module out of the cargo bay of space shuttle Atlantis.Then it will be connected to one end of the Unity connection node module. Also visible in this illustration, behind the Unity node, are the Russian FGB module, Zvezda, and the Zarya service module.
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Unique identifier
BI215578
Boeing ID
s5a9h
Type
Image
Size
2564px × 1923px 14MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1990s
air to air
black
blue
currently in production
digitally-enhanced images
exteriors
flying
futuristic
high-tech / advanced
left side views
nobody
orbiting
other livery
outer space
payload bays
photo illustrations
Space Shuttle orbiters
space stations
viewed from above
white
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