RE: Mir Debris

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Ron,
I believe the best source for the Mir module configuration is
http://www.osf.hq.nasa.gov/mir/

I don't believe they keep the Soyuz/Progress locations up todate.
As far as I know M31 is located at the -x axis at the docking module and 
TM-23 is located at the Kvant/Sofora module at the +x axis.  The diagram at 
the site listed above shows just the opposite locations for the Soyuz and 
Progress vessels.

Of course, _I_ would be interested in seeing any pictures you have of the Mir 
complex.  I just viewed Mir this evening at 21:06 EDT at a maximum elevation 
of 30 degrees, but it was too light to view any debris on this pass.

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