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Description	The S-IVB third stage of the Apollo 8 Saturn V, shortly after separation from the Command/Service Module. Bright objects are floating debris shed by the rocket. The Lunar Test Article is visible where the Lunar Module should be (Apollo 8 didn't carry a LM).
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