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Description	STS-118 glove damage.jpg Close up view of an apparent hole found in a glove of astronaut Rick Mastracchio during the third EVA of Mission STS-118. The two astronauts floating outside the International Space Station were forced to cut short the EVA.
Date	15 August 2007
Source	http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/186482main_081507_boehm_01.jpg
Author	NASA

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