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NASA's Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-117) "rolls back into high bay 1 of the Vehicle Assembly Building from Launch Pad 39A" in 2007 at the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida, United States of America. Photographer: Jeff Wolfe, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
![In 1995, the Mir space station was left unoccupied for a brief period so cosmonauts in a Soyuz capsule could take this picture of Atlantis. Meanwhile, the station's control computers shut down which forced the Soyuz crew to quickly come back to the station before it spun out of control. [1200x1221]](https://image.infini.wtf/rQXJWgNBYwiU55pI/16/20/original.webp)
![In 1995, the Mir space station was left unoccupied for a brief period so cosmonauts in a Soyuz capsule could take this picture of Atlantis. Meanwhile, the station's control computers shut down which forced the Soyuz crew to quickly come back to the station before it spun out of control. [1200x1221]](https://image.infini.wtf/rQXJWgNBYwiU55pI/480/80/original.webp)
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In 1995, the Mir space station was left unoccupied for a brief period so cosmonauts in a Soyuz capsule could take this picture of Atlantis. Meanwhile, the station's control computers shut down which forced the Soyuz crew to quickly come back to the station before it spun out of control. [1200x1221]
