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Photographic documentation of the Expedition 5 Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) training. Views include: Peggy Whitson (left) and Astronaut Sergi Treschev (right) talking to each other [02501]. Cosmonaut Valerie Korzun (left), Astronaut Sergi Treschev (middle) and unidentified individual (right) talking to each other [02502]. Unidentified individuals (left and right) helping Astronaut Sergi Treschev (middle) with preparation of suit [02503]. Cosmonaut Valerie Korzun standing in an Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) suit [02504]. Astronaut Sergi Treschev in an EVA Suit [02505 thru 02506]. Cosmonaut Valerie Korzun waving his hand in an EMU suit [02507].
NASA Identifier: JSC2001-02501

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14/07/2010
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