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Space Shuttle Atlantis Docked at the International Space Station with S0 Truss
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Space Shuttle Atlantis Installs the S0 Truss on the International Space Station
This artist's conception pictures the Orbiter Atlantis delivering the S0 truss (starboard zero or S-Zero) to the ISS during STS-110 mission in April 2002. The S0 truss is the centerpiece of the ISS framework, it supports solar panels providing additional power to the International Space Station. The payload also included the first part of a Mobile Transporter designed to provide a moveable base for the Station’s Canadian robotic arm.
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BI230633
Boeing ID
sts110_ops03
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2000px Ă— 1500px 8MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1980s
air to air
blue
cargo handling
digitally-enhanced images
exteriors
flying
gray
high-tech / advanced
left side views
lifting
manufacturing
nobody
orbiting
other livery
out of production
outer space
payload bays
payload systems
photo illustrations
space
Space Shuttle orbiters
space stations
spacecraft
text
three-quarter length views
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