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STS-64 Discovery's cargo bay in-flight
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STS-64 Discovery's cargo bay in-flight

NASA / JSC · 1994-09-18 · photograph (digital archive)

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STS064-90-031 (9-20 Sept. 1994) --- Backdropped against the darkness of space beneath Earth's horizon 130 nautical miles away, the cargo bay of the space shuttle Discovery and its related payloads were captured on 70mm film by one of the six cabin-bound astronauts. In the foreground is the Lidar In-space Technology Experiment (LITE). The robot arm portion of the Remote Manipulator System (RMS), busy throughout much of the almost 11-day mission, is in a stowed position on Discovery's port side.

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STS-64DISCOVERY (ORBITER)PAYLOAD BAYSPACE SHUTTLE PAYLOADSONBOARD ACTIVITIES
Credit lineSTS-64 Discovery's cargo bay in-flight. NASA/JSC, 1994-09-18. Public domain. ID: sts064-90-031.
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