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DescriptionSkylab astronauts have fun.ogv	English: The astronauts of the Skylab 2 mission having some fun in Skylab having some fun. Pete Conrad is seen running and jumping around the circular panel track lining the inside of the Saturn workshop.
Date	Taken in 1973; 22 June 2005 (original upload date)
Source	NASA
Author	UnknownUnknown (parts filmed by Paul J. Weitz or Joseph P. Kerwin)
Other versions	Skylab 2 film showing EVA, Pete Conrad running, and undocking

This file was selected as the media of the day for 25 April 2010. It was captioned as follows:

English: The astronauts of Skylab 1 having some fun in space.

Other languages

Alemannisch: Astronoutä vom Skylab 1 hey Spass im Au

Deutsch: Die Astronauten des Skylabs 1 gönnen sich einen Spass.

English: The astronauts of Skylab 1 having some fun in space.

Français : Les astronautes de Skylab 1 jouent avec l'apesanteur dans l'espace.

Македонски: Космонаути од Скајлаб 1 се забавуваат во вселената.

Polski: Astronauta stacji Skylab 1 w stanie nieważkości.

Português: Os astronautas do Skylab I se divertem no espaço.

中文（简体）：太空实验站宇航员开玩笑

中文（繁體）：一位來自天空實驗室計劃的太空人在開玩笑的影片

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