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AprakstsRP1357 p64 Salyut 1.svg	English: Salyut 1. Visible at the rear of the station (left) is the Soyuz-based propulsion module. A Soyuz 7KT-OK prepares to dock at the front of the station (right). Note the station’s Soyuz-type solar arrays. Français : Saliout 1. Un module de propulsion de type Soyouz est visible à l'arrière de la station (gauche). Un Soyouz prépare son arrimage à la station sur l'avant de Saliout 1 (droite). Remarquez les panneaux solaires de type Soyouz visibles sur la station.
Datums	1995. gada marts
Avots	Mir Hardware Heritage. NASA Reference Publication 1357 (March 1995).
Autors	NASA/David S. F. Portree

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