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DescriptionOsiris-Rex Ocams 007.jpg	Français : Mission spatiale de la NASA Osiris-Rex : caméras OCAMS English: PolyCam (center), MapCam (left), and SamCam (right) make up the OSIRIS-REx Camera Suite, responsible for most of the visible light images that will be taken by the spacecraft. Credit: University of Arizona/Symeon Platts
Date	28 July 2016
Source	http://www.nasa.gov/content/osiris-rex-images
Author	NASA

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