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DescriptionSoyuz MS-09 hole patched with epoxy.png	English: Hole in Soyuz MS-09 module docked to International Space Station patched with epoxy
Date	31 August 2018
Source	The Soyuz MS-09 Hole That Could Have Killed ISS
Author	Photo Credit: NASA

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