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View of the ISS as Atlantis makes its initial fly around during STS-106
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View of the ISS as Atlantis makes its initial fly around during STS-106

NASA / JSC · 2000-09-10 · photograph (digital archive)

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STS106-701-046 (8-20 September 2000) --- The newest additions to the International Space Station are nearest the Space Shuttle Atlantis in this 70mm frame, captured from the shuttle's aft flight deck. The Progress supply ship on the end was launched by the Russian Aviation and Space Agency in August. Progress is docked with the Service Module, which linked up with the outpost in July.

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Credit lineView of the ISS as Atlantis makes its initial fly around during STS-106. NASA/JSC, 2000-09-10. Public domain. ID: sts106-701-046.

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