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alpha discovery initiating rpm

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that uh activity coordinated with the

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crew on board the international space

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station to allow flight engineers yuri

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malenchenko and clay anderson to

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photograph discovery's heat shield

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focusing on the tiles on the underside

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discovery in the international space

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station currently orbiting about 214

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statute miles above the atlantic ocean

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about to cross over europe

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and flight engineer clay anderson is

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using a camera with an 800 millimeter

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lens to photograph discovery's heat

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shield

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the 400 millimeter lens provides up to

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three inch resolution and the 800

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millimeter lens can provide up to one

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discovery resolution photos

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alpha start photos

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alpha copy melinda cohen anderson

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station residents yuri malenchenko and

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clay anderson had 90 seconds to

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photograph the underside of the space

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shuttle discovery

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that typically allowing about

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300 digital pictures to be taken of the