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The Multi-Purpose Logistics Module Leonardo rests inside Discovery's payload bay.

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The Multi-Purpose Logistics Module Leonardo rests inside Discovery’s payload bay. Leonardo contains supplies and equipment for the International Space Station and its resident crew. Discovery is scheduled to launch Aug. 9, 2001, on mission STS-105

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  • Title: The Multi-Purpose Logistics Module Leonardo rests inside Discovery's payload bay.
  • Location: Kennedy Space Center, FL
  • Owner: KSC
  • Album: cbabir
  • About Title: To help you find images you’re searching for, previously untitled images have been labelled automatically based on their description

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