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JAXA Japanese Experiment Module, a part of the International Space Station.	TR in the Elizabeth River in 2004
Astronaut David A. Wolf, mission specialist.	Schlegel in Space
Astronaut John L. Phillips	Astronaut Jose M. Hernandez, mission specialist
Astronaut Joseph Acaba, mission specialist	Astronaut Timothy L. Kopra, mission specialist/flight engineer
Paolo Nespoli during STS-120 mission in the International Space Station	Astronaut Nicole Stott, mission specialist/flight engineer
Astronaut Thomas H. Marshburn, mission specialist	Astronaut Christopher J. Cassidy, mission specialist
On July 15, 2008, Volkov participates in his second spacewalk.	A Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, a modified 747-100SR
Giuseppe Garibaldi'' and the US aircraft carrier ''USS Harry S	The interior of the Pressurized Module.
The Exposed facility as seen from Kibo.	A picture of Aerial refueling
The type of valve that was an interim concern.	Space Shuttle Discovery lifts off from Kennedy Space Center.
Mission Specialist Arnold during his first spacewalk.	An MLP being carried by a Crawler-Transporter.
Atlantis arrived at Launch pad 39A on November 10.	Rex Walheim moves a Nitrogen tank.
Tim Kopra working to prepare the berthing mechanisms on the Kibo laboratory and the Japanese Exposed Facility for...	Dave Wolf performs his second space walk, which is also the second of five scheduled space walks for STS
Endeavour touches down at Kennedy Space Center.	Endeavour deploys the drogue chute to slow down
Liftoff of space shuttle Endeavour from Launch Pad 39A	ICC handoff by shuttle's robotic arm.
Mission Specialist Stefanyshyn	Mission Specialist Stephen Bowen during the mission's final spacewalk.
Space shuttle Endeavour and the STS	A unique view of Atlantis perched atop the modified Boeing 747 during its return ferry flight to Florida
Astronaut Linnehan "flies" towards Reisman during the first EVA	Foreman helps tie down the OBSS
Astronaut Karen Nyberg on flight day 11.	Space Shuttle Discovery launches from Kennedy Space Center, August 28, 2009
ISS Canada "hand" (NASA).	The first stage
USAF A-10A during Desert Storm with Pave Penny pod under front fuselage.	In the grasp of the station's robotic Canadarm2, Dextre, also known as the Special Purpose Dextrous Manipulator ,...
The Columbus'' module is lifted from ''Atlantis' payload bay using Canadarm2 during the mission's first EVA	The Kibo'' ELM-PS as installed on ''Harmony
A module consisting of a long, metallic cylinder	Jules Verne seen at the bottom of the ISS making the relative size clearly visible
NASA is among the government agencies receiving additional funds under the Act	JEF in the grasp of the shuttle's robotic arm.

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