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DescriptionDrawing-Soyuz-TMA-exp12.png	English: Soyuz TMA spacecraft diagram Orbital module (A): 1 docking mechanism 2 and 4 Kurs antenna, 3 television transmission antenna, 5 camera, 6 hatch Descent Module (B): 7 parachute compartment, 8 periscope, 9 porthole, 11 heat shield Service module (C): 10 and 18 attitude control engines, (RCS) 21 oxygen tank, 12 Earth sensors, 13 Sun sensor, 14 solar panel attachment point, 16 Kurs antenna, 15 thermal sensor, 17 main propulsion, 20 fuel tanks, 19 communication antenna Français : Schéma du vaisseau Soyouz TMA Module orbital (A): 1 Système d'amarrage et écoutille 2 et 4 antenne Kours, 3 antenne transmission TV, 5 caméra, 6 écoutille Module de descente (B): 7 compartiment parachute, 8 périscope, 9 hublot, 11 bouclier thermique Module de service (C): 10 et 18 moteurs de contrôle d'orientation, (RCS) 21 réservoir oxygène, 12 senseurs de Terre, 13 senseur solaire, 14 point d'attache des panneaux solaires, 16 antenne Kours, 15 capteur thermique, 17 propulsion principale, 20 réservoirs ergols, 19 antenne télécommunications
Date	16 September 2005
Source	http://www.nasa.gov/pdf/135404main_exp12_presskit.pdf
Author	NASA

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