International Space Station
Approaching Zarya

Endeavour approaches the newly orbiting Zarya module against a backdrop of heavy cloud cover, two weeks after Zarya became the first component of the International Space Station launched into orbit. Built in Russia with American funding, Zarya provided initial propulsion, power, and storage for the fledgling station until additional modules could take over those functions.
Photo Details
NASA ID
sts088-341-015
Mission
Zarya Launch
Program
International Space Station
Date
December 6, 1998
Location
Earth Orbit
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