File:Common Berthing Mechanism with micrometeorite layer.jpg
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DescriptionCommon Berthing Mechanism with micrometeorite layer.jpg |
English: Cover petals are covering the CBM's seal surface. |
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Source | https://archive.org/details/sts113-303-013 |
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