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Cupola ISS module, artwork

Cupola ISS module. Artwork of the Cupola viewing module of the International Space Station (ISS), with an ISS crew member inside. This viewing structure, launched in February 2010 and mounted on the Node-3 module, is designed to provide the ISS crew with panoramic views of both the exterior of the ISS and of the Earth. The window covers have been opened here. The Cupola was constructed by an Italian contractor for the European Space Agency (ESA). The ISS, which orbits some 330 kilometres above the Earth, has been continuously inhabited since November 2000. It is expected to remain operational until at least 2020

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2010 Astronaut Cosmonaut European Space Agency Human Spaceflight International Space Station Manned Spaceflight Module Open Opened Rail Rails Space Flight Space Station Window Windows Covers Viewing Platform


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This print showcases the awe-inspiring Cupola viewing module of the International Space Station (ISS), adorned with stunning artwork. Within this technological marvel, an ISS crew member can be seen, immersed in the breathtaking views it offers. Launched in February 2010 and attached to the Node-3 module, the Cupola was ingeniously designed to provide panoramic vistas of both Earth and the exterior of the ISS. The window covers have been opened in this particular moment, allowing for an unobstructed glimpse into space's vastness. Constructed by a skilled Italian contractor for the European Space Agency (ESA), this remarkable structure serves as a testament to human ingenuity and our insatiable curiosity about outer space. Hovering approximately 330 kilometers above our planet's surface, the ISS has been continuously inhabited since November 2000. Its mission is set to endure until at least 2020, serving as a symbol of international collaboration and scientific exploration. This evocative image captures not only cutting-edge technology but also humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge beyond our terrestrial boundaries. It encapsulates mankind's enduring fascination with spaceflight while reminding us that we are mere specks within an infinite universe waiting to be explored further.

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