File:STS107-E-5485 - View of Earth.jpg

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DescriptionSTS107-E-5485 - View of Earth.jpg	English: View of Earth from STS-107
Date	22 January 2003, 08:55:04
Source	JSC Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
Author	NASA
Features InfoField	EARTH LIMB, SUN, WINDOWS
Clouds Percentage InfoField	50%
Look angle InfoField	HO
Look direction InfoField	W
Sun Azimuth InfoField	245°
Sun Elevatation InfoField	-4°
Altitude InfoField	154 nautical miles (285 km)
Mission InfoField	STS-107
Frame InfoField	5485
Camera InfoField	Kodak DCS 760c
Focal length InfoField	16 mm

Camera location	27° 12′ 00″ S, 155° 06′ 00″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	-27.200000; 155.100000

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