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STS-120
Scott E. Parazynski performs a repair of a torn solar panel on the P6 truss, reinstalled on the ISS four days earlier.
Scott E. Parazynski performs a repair of a torn solar panel on the P6 truss, reinstalled on the ISS four days earlier.
(left to right) Parazynski, Wheelock, Wilson, Zamka, Melroy, Tani and NespoliSpace Shuttle program← STS-118STS-122 →
(left to right) Parazynski, Wheelock, Wilson, Zamka, Melroy, Tani and NespoliSpace Shuttle program← STS-118STS-122 →
Two commanders: Melroy and Whitson place the STS-120 mission insignia on the wall of the newly installed Harmony module.
Two commanders: Melroy and Whitson place the STS-120 mission insignia on the wall of the newly installed Harmony module.
Illustration of the ISS after STS-120, highlighting addition of the Harmony node.
Illustration of the ISS after STS-120, highlighting addition of the Harmony node.
STS-118
Endeavour rendezvous with the ISS
Endeavour rendezvous with the ISS
(left to right) Mastracchio, Morgan, Hobaugh, Kelly, Caldwell, Williams and Drew.Space Shuttle program← STS-117STS-120 →
(left to right) Mastracchio, Morgan, Hobaugh, Kelly, Caldwell, Williams and Drew.Space Shuttle program← STS-117STS-120 →
From top to bottom: Orbiter docking system, Spacehab, S5 truss, ESP-3. The CMG is the globe bottom left.
From top to bottom: Orbiter docking system, Spacehab, S5 truss, ESP-3. The CMG is the globe bottom left.
New components added to the International Space Station after flight STS-118/13A.1. (NASA)
New components added to the International Space Station after flight STS-118/13A.1. (NASA)