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Most of the surface elements of the Space Shuttle Endeavour are visible in this unique angle captured during the week's third spacewalk to perform work on the International Space Station. Parts of the shuttle and station's robot arms and the orbital boom sensor system arm are visible in the frame, as well as the SPACEHAB module in the middle of the Endeavour's payload bay.

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Author: NASA

Description: Most of the surface elements of the Space Shuttle Endeavour are visible in this unique angle captured during the week's third spacewalk to perform work on the International Space Station. Parts of the shuttle and station's robot arms and the orbital boom sensor system arm are visible in the frame, as well as the SPACEHAB module in the middle of the Endeavour's payload bay.

Created on: Wednesday 15 August 2007

Albums: US SPACE PROGRAM / SPACE SHUTTLE / MISSIONS / STS-118 / Mission Photos (Original) / Survey views

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