File:APAS-89 forward docking mechanism on Kristall.jpg

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Description	English: Close-up scene of the Kristall forward docking mechanism on the Mir space station. Photo taken by one of the STS-63 crew members using a handheld Hasselblad camera during close proximity operations between the Space Shuttle Discovery and the Mir.
Date	6 February 1995
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