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DescriptionRP1357 p166 Kristall module.svg	Figure 3-12. Kristall module. Kristall joined Mir in 1990. It carries two APAS-89 docking units (left). Kristall (figure 3-12) referred to as the T-module (Teknologia module) or Kvant 3 prior to launch.
Date	March 1995
Source	Mir Hardware Heritage. NASA Reference Publication 1357 (March 1995).
Author	David S. F. Portree / NASA

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