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Node 2 at Alenia Spazio
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Node 2 at Alenia Spazio

NASA / JSC · 2003-05-30 · photograph (digital archive)

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JSC2003-E-40251 (30 May 2003) --- The International Space Station U.S. Node 2 module is shown inside an Airbus Beluga heavy-lift aircraft. The aircraft departed May 30 from Turin, Italy and arrived at the Kennedy Space Center June 1 with Node 2. Under contract of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), Alenia Spazio led a consortium of European sub-contractors to build Node 2.

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Credit lineNode 2 at Alenia Spazio. NASA/JSC, 2003-05-30. Public domain. ID: jsc2003e40251.
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