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Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module showing cosmonauts filming in the viewing portals. In the center portal, Mir 18 commander Vladimir Dezhurov uses a camcorder. Other crewmembers look out of different portals. NAS... More

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module showing manuvering and approach engine and solar sensors between the two radiators. There is a Mir crewmember looking out of one of the viewing portals on the left. NASA Identifi... More

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module showing manuvering and approach engine and solar sensors between the two radiators. There is a Mir crewmember looking out of one of the viewing portals on the left. NASA Identifi... More

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module

Close-up view of Kvant-2 module showing cosmonauts filming in the viewing portals. In the center portal, Mir 18 commander Vladimir Dezhurov uses a camcorder. Other crewmembers look out of different portals. NAS... More

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