Mir_unpressurised_elements.jpg - Wikipedia

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Description Mir unpressurised elements.jpg	English: A view of the Soviet/Russian space station Mir showing some of the station's main unpressurised components. The large scaffolding-like structure visible behind Kvant -2 is the Sofora girder, with the VDU thruster block mounted to its far end. One of the station's Strela cargo cranes (the white, tubular structure stretching from Priroda to Kvant-2 ) is also visible. The cosmonaut manoeuvring unit, or SPK, can be seen at the lower left, attached to a mounting bracket on the end of Kvant -2, and the ASPG-M scan platform is visible at the bottom of the image, also mounted to Kvant -2. Finally, a large synthetic aperture radar dish, called TRAVERS, can be seen projecting from Priroda .
Date	12 June 1998
Source	File:Mir on 12 June 1998edit1.jpg
Author	Original image: NASA/Crew of STS-91 Brightened image: Thegreenj

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