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The Mir submersible is hoisted into the water using a cable connected to the ship’s winch system. This front view shows the versatile manipulator arms and the huge viewing port.

The Mir submersible is hoisted into the water using a cable connected to the ship’s winch system. This front view shows the versatile manipulator arms and the huge viewing port.

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The Mir submersible is hoisted into the water using a cable connected to the ship’s winch system. This front view shows the versatile manipulator arms and the huge viewing port.

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: The Mir submersible is hoisted into the water using a cable connected to the ship’s winch system. This front view shows the versatile manipulator arms and the huge viewing port.

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