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STS103-501-104

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Texas, Oklahoma: The Red River snakes its way through the East Texas Piney Woods at center and meets with the southern edge of the Ouachita folded mountains of southern Oklahoma. The white, linear feature north of the Red River is most likely a jet stream cloud. Jet contrails can be seen flying over the cloud. Along the Texas Gulf Coast are Galveston Bay and the city of Houston.

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