Shuttle crew install main component of Japanese laboratory unit

Shuttle crew install main component of Japanese laboratory unit

HOUSTON, United States - The main component of Japan's Kibo space laboratory (C) is taken out of the U.S. space shuttle Discovery by a robotic arm of the International Space Station (R) on June 3. At left is the Earth. (NASA television)(Kyodo)

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