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Description	English: Mexico's Morelos satellite deploying from Discovery's payload bay. Cloudy Earth's surface can be seen to the left of the frame.
Date	17 June 1985
Source	NASA Transfered from en.wikipedia Transfer was stated to be made by User:TheDJ.
Author	NASA
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