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Vertical Stabilizer and OMS pods from the aft FD window during STS-123 mission
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Vertical Stabilizer and OMS pods from the aft FD window during STS-123 mission

NASA / JSC · 2008-03-11 · photograph (digital archive)

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S123-E-005073 (11 Mar. 2008) --- This view out the aft windows on Endeavour's flight deck was one of a series of images recorded by the STS-123 crewmembers during their first full day in space. The end of the Canadian-built remote manipulator system's robot arm (right edge) along with the shuttle's vertical stabilizer and its two orbital maneuvering system (OMS) pods are visible. A heavily cloud-covered area of Earth fills the top half of the frame.

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Credit lineVertical Stabilizer and OMS pods from the aft FD window during STS-123 mission. NASA/JSC, 2008-03-11. Public domain. ID: s123e005073.
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