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The nadir side of the ISS taken during the STS-108 undocking and flyaround
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STS108-E-5635 (15 December 2001) --- As seen in an overall view from a digital still camera aimed through a window on Endeavour's aft flight deck, the International Space Station (ISS), now staffed with its fourth three-person crew, is backdropped against dark space. The scene was photographed during a fly-around survey by the shuttle following undocking.
NASA Image and Video Library’s own descriptionCredit lineThe nadir side of the ISS taken during the STS-108 undocking and flyaround. NASA/JSC, 2001-12-15. Public domain. ID: S108E5635.
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