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View taken of the zenith (-ZA) side of the ISS during flyaround | Cosmos Observatory | Cosmos Observatory

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View taken of the zenith (-ZA) side of the ISS during flyaround

View taken of the zenith (-ZA) side of the ISS during flyaround

STS101-720-58 (26 May 2000) --- The International Space Station is photographed just after separation from the Space Shuttle Atlantis over Mongolia. Featured in the 70mm frame is the Lake Hovsgol rift valley. A long, straight transform fault zone connects the Hovsgol and Baykal rift valleys. Lake Baykal is 200 kilmeters east of Lake Volsgol.

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