Japanese astronaut installs module on space station

Japanese astronaut installs module on space station

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese astronauts Naoko Yamazaki (R) and Soichi Noguchi pose inside the Japanese Experimental Module Kibo (Hope), Japan's first facility on the International Space Station. Yamazaki, one of the seven crew members of the space shuttle Discovery, completed her key mission on April 7, 2010, using a robotic arm to pick up a logistics module and connect it to the ISS. (Photo courtesy of NASA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)(Kyodo)

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