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보잉 '스타라이너' 우주정거장 목표 궤도 안착…쌍두체제 첫발

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우주정거장 향해 무인비행 나서는 보잉 '스타라이너'
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    보잉 '스타라이너' 우주정거장 목표 궤도 안착…쌍두체제 첫발
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