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NASA Space Shuttle Discovery International Space Station STS-121 mission prime crew members American astronauts (L-R) Lisa Nowak, Michael Fossum, and Stephanie Wilson float in the Discovery middeck Airlock July 8, 2006 in Earth orbit.

NASA Space Shuttle Discovery International Space Station STS-121 mission prime crew members American astronauts (L-R) Lisa Nowak, Michael Fossum, and Stephanie Wilson float in the Discovery middeck Airlock July 8, 2006 in Earth orbit. Stock Photo

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5150 x 3411 px | 43.6 x 28.9 cm | 17.2 x 11.4 inches | 300dpi

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8 July 2006

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Earth orbit

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NASA Space Shuttle Discovery International Space Station STS-121 mission prime crew members American astronauts (L-R) Lisa Nowak, Michael Fossum, and Stephanie Wilson float in the Discovery middeck Airlock July 8, 2006 in Earth orbit.

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