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DescriptionLOP-G interior with Astronauts.jpg	English: Group of four NASA astronauts and candidates standing inside the LOP-G space station training module at the SSPF
Date	Taken on 26 March 2019
Source	https://images.nasa.gov/details/KSC-20190326-PH_CMS01_0002
Author	NASA/Chris Swanson

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