File:Time-lapse of first movement of European Robotic Arm.webp

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Time-lapse showing the first movements of the European robotic arm

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Description	English: Time-lapse showing the first movements of the European robotic arm seen from a camera located on the station. During an EVA two cosmonauts released launch restraints allowing the arm to move.
Date	28 April 2022
Source	https://twitter.com/SpaceflightNow/status/1519820252732956673?s=20&t=4ym9JwrR6CqyfgxCcrBcWQ
Author	International Space Station

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