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Первоначальная помощь в поиске описала это следующим образом: Описание: Темный вид огней отсека полезной нагрузки и части крыла космического корабля "Колумбия".

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Тематические условия: WINGS, PAYLOAD, STS-5, COLBIA (ORBITER)

Фото: Payload Bay

Interior _ Exterior: Exterior

Ground _ Orbit: на орбите

Оригинал: Фильм - 70MM CT

Предыстория: TIFF

feat: SHULE WING, EARTH LIMB
STS-5 S05-45-1850 - STS-005 - Темный вид грузового отсека и орбитального крыла

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