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Pictured in this image released by Roscosmos is the complete Russian segment of the International Space Station (known as the Russian Orbital Segment or ROS). After undocking from the ISS on 30 March, 2022, the crew of Soyuz MS-19 photographed the Russian segment and the ISS. Currently, the Russian segment of the ISS consists of six modules: Zarya ( also known as Functional Cargo Block, launched in 1998), Zvezda (a service module, launched in 2000), mini research modules Poisk (2009) and Rassvet (2010), the research module Nauka (2021) and the nodal module Prichal (2021). Roscosmos Press Office TASS THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED 19 APRIL 2022 BY A THIRD PARTY; TS12D911

Pictured in this image released by Roscosmos is the complete Russian segment of the International Space Station (known as the Russian Orbital Segment or ROS). After undocking from the ISS on 30 March, 2022, the crew of Soyuz MS-19 photographed the Russian segment and the ISS. Currently, the Russian segment of the ISS consists of six modules: Zarya ( also known as Functional Cargo Block, launched in 1998), Zvezda (a service module, launched in 2000), mini research modules Poisk (2009) and Rassvet (2010), the research module Nauka (2021) and the nodal module Prichal (2021). Roscosmos Press Office TASS THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED 19 APRIL 2022 BY A THIRD PARTY; TS12D911

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Recording Date: Apr 20, 2022

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Pictured in this image released by Roscosmos is the complete Russian segment of the International Space Station (known as the Russian Orbital Segment or ROS). After undocking from the ISS on 30 March, 2022, the crew of Soyuz MS-19 photographed the Russian segment and the ISS. Currently, the Russian segment of the ISS consists of six modules: Zarya ( also known as Functional Cargo Block, launched in 1998), Zvezda (a service module, launched in 2000), mini research modules Poisk (2009) and Rassvet (2010), the research module Nauka (2021) and the nodal module Prichal (2021). Roscosmos Press Office TASS THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED 19 APRIL 2022 BY A THIRD PARTY; TS12D911

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