International Space Station
Zarya and Zvezda in Orbit

An external view of the joined Zarya and Zvezda modules, photographed during the STS-106 mission. Zvezda's arrival gave the International Space Station its first living quarters, life support systems, and propulsion for orbital maneuvers, and its launch cleared the way for the station to receive its first long-duration crew just weeks later.
Photo Details
NASA ID
S106E5118
Mission
Zvezda Launch
Program
International Space Station
Date
September 11, 2000
Location
Earth Orbit
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