Image:Destiny ISS module taken by STS-108.jpg

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  • Destiny ISS module taken by STS-108 (NASA)
  • original description: As seen in a medium view from a digital still camera aimed through a window on Endeavour's aft flight deck, the International Space Station (ISS), now staffed with its fourth three-person crew, is contrasted against a patch of the blue and white Earth during a farewell look from the shuttle following undocking. The Destiny laboratory is partially covered with shadows in the foreground (15 December 2001).
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http://spaceflight1.nasa.gov/gallery/images/shuttle/sts-108/html/s108e5594.html
Date

December 2001
Author

NASA
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