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Unity Connecting Module
Unity serves as a passageway between Zarya and the Destiny Laboratory. It has 6 docking ports for other modules of the space station.
This shows the interior of the Unity's Node 1 connecting module during construction in the spring of 1997. | Credit: NASA |
Credit: NASA |
This illustration shows Unity's position in relation to the Zarya module. |
One end of the Unity Module as it is being lifted out of the shuttle cargo bay. | Credit: NASA |
Credit: NASA |
Unity being held by the shuttle's robot arm prior to mating with Zarya. |
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