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Soyuz 19 taken from the Apollo spacecraft on the ASTP mission - modified to show the modular structure.

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Date: 07.19.1975 Title: Soviet Soyuz spacecraft in orbit as seen from American Apollo spacecraft Description: A view of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft in Earth orbit, photographed from the American Apollo spacecraft during the joint U.S.-USSR Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) docking in Earth orbit mission. The Soyuz is contrasted against a white cloud background in this overhead view. The three major components of the Soyuz are the spherical-shaped Orbital Module, the bell-shaped Descent vehicle, and the cylindrical-shaped Instrument Assembly Module from which two solar panels protrude. ID: AST-01-056 Credit: NASA Johnson Space Center (NASA-JSC)

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