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Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) of the International Space Station

DescriptionJapanese Experiment Module Kibo.jpg	Deutsch: Kibō (Hoffnung) Aufbau. 日本語: きぼう日本実験棟 Русский: Кибо (надежда) модуль МКС Español: El módulo de experimentación japonés. Kibō (esperanza) Tiếng Việt: Kibō (Hy vọng) English: Kibō (Hope) Layout including labels for all 6 components as defined by JAXA, from previous version of this image from NASA PD. 한국어: 키보 일본 실험 모듈 Bahasa Indonesia: Modul eksperimen Jepang 中文: 日本實驗艙希望
Date	29 November 2011
Source	Labels for all 6 components as defined by JAXA, from previous version of this image from NASA PD
Author	Penyulap

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