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Take a walk around the International Space Station

Just before returning to Earth and leaving the ISS after 199 days, Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti took 15 photographs of the interior of each module. Images that have now been used by the European Space Agency (ESA) to create an interactive panorama that will help Internet users to better understand the station and the experiments carried out there.

Move up and down with your computer mouse, zoom in, move freely and enjoy the videos and detailed information on some parts of the modules.

Click here to see it in full screen

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