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STS055-41-021 - STS-055 - Views of the D-2 Spacelab access tunnel taken from the middeck air lock.

STS055-41-021 - STS-055 - Views of the D-2 Spacelab access tunnel taken from the middeck air lock.

 
 
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Description: Views of the D-2 Spacelab access tunnel taken from the middeck, midway through the tunnel and a view of the D-2 Spacelab interior from the mouth of the tunnel.

Subject Terms: STS-55, COLUMBIA (ORBITER), AIR LOCKS, MIDDECK, SPACELAB, TUNNELS

Date Taken: 5/6/1993

Categories: Shuttle Configuration

Interior_Exterior: Interior

Ground_Orbit: On-orbit

Original: Film - 35MM CN

Preservation File Format: TIFF
STS-55

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