Mir_collision_damage_STS086-720-091.JPG

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Summary

Description Mir collision damage STS086-720-091.JPG	English: Mir collision damage
Date	10 September 2009, 16:43:47
Source	https://archive.org/details/STS086-720-091
Author	NASA

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