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Description	English: Valery Korzun, commander of the Expedition Five mission aboard the International Space Station, is shown June 5 with the Microgravity Science Glovebox following its installation in the Destiny Laboratory module. The Glovebox is a sealed container with built-in gloves that make it possible for crews to safely do more hands-on science experiments involving fluids, flames, particles and fumes.
Date	5 June 2002
Source	http://www.msfc.nasa.gov/news/news/photos/2002/photos02-148.html
Author	NASA

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