Astronauts meet Japanese kids

Astronauts meet Japanese kids

KAGOSHIMA, Japan - Japanese astronaut Mamoru Mohri (front) and other crew members who boarded the U.S. Space Shuttle Endeavour in February meet Japanese elementary and junior high school pupils in Kagoshima, southwestern Japan, on April 12. Some 100 pupils got together for the meeting with the crew who carried out an 11-day mission to map the Earth's surface using sophisticated space radar.

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