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STS071-389-016 - STS-071 - Kristal module antennas

STS071-389-016 - STS-071 - Kristal module antennas

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Close-up view of the command radio line antenna of the Kristal module on the Mir space station. Subject Terms: MIR SPACE STATION, ANTENNAS, MODULES, HA... More

STS063-55-034 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Discovery

STS063-55-034 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Disc...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Photographic documentation of the Mir Space Station as viewed from the Space Shuttle Discovery during STS-63. Includes views of the command radio line a... More

STS074-722-003 - STS-074 - Mir space station survey photos

STS074-722-003 - STS-074 - Mir space station survey photos

The original finding aid described this as: Description: View of the command radio line antenna and Rodnic water tank on the Kristall module of the Russian Mir space station. View of the Earth in the backgroun... More

STS063-55-036 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Discovery

STS063-55-036 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Disc...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Photographic documentation of the Mir Space Station as viewed from the Space Shuttle Discovery during STS-63. Includes views of the command radio line a... More

STS063-55-035 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Discovery

STS063-55-035 - STS-063 - Mir hardware and modules as viewed from Disc...

The original finding aid described this as: Description: Photographic documentation of the Mir Space Station as viewed from the Space Shuttle Discovery during STS-63. Includes views of the command radio line a... More

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