Japanese space lab Kibo completed

Japanese space lab Kibo completed

TOKYO, Japan - A module (top) for the Japanese space laboratory Kibo is moved by a robot arm near the nose of Space Shuttle Endeavour. The module, brought by the spaceship, was then attached to the lab to complete it. (NASA TV)

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