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DescriptionISS impact risk.jpg	English: NASA's illustration showing high impact risk areas for the International Space Station Português: Ilustração da Nasa mostrando áreas de risco de impacto de detritos com a Estação Espacial Internacional Français : Illustration de la NASA montrant les zones d'impact associées à un risque plus ou moins important de la station spatiale internationale Русский: Иллюстрация NASA, показывающая зоны риска столкновения с космическим мусором на Международной Космической Станции
Date	NASA presentation 2005 (upload date: 2007 — 9 — 16)
Source	Orbital Debris Education Package
Author	National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA): NASA Johnson Space Centre Orbital Debris Program Office

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