Súbor:Salyut 4 and Soyuz drawing.svg

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PopisSalyut 4 and Soyuz drawing.svg	English: A diagram showing the orbital configuration of DOS-3 (Kosmos 557) and DOS-4 (Salyut 4), two Soviet space stations launched as part of the Salyut programme.
Dátum	8. augusta 2011
Zdroj	Extracted from Mir Hardware Heritage. David Portree (March 1995)
Autor	Original: NASA/David Portree, Corrections, additional colouring Fred the Oyster
Ďalšie verzie	PNG version JPEG version
SVG vývoj InfoField	Zdrojový kód tohoto SVG je validní. Táto vektorová grafika bola vytvorená pomocou Adobe Illustrator.

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