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File:Keplerspacecraft-20110215.jpg

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English: Labeled illustration of the Kepler Spacecraft
Date 15 February 2011
Source Dr. David Koch, Kepler Deputy Principal Investigator (Personal EMail File-Attachment, 2011-02-15).
Author Original uploader was en:User:Drbogdan at en.wikipedia
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