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This media file is a close-up, top-down shot of a postage stamp on a textured blue background, possibly fabric. The stamp itself is rectangular with serrated edges. The stamp is from the USSR and is dated 1984. The design features elements related to space cooperation between the USSR and India. On the left side of the stamp, there is text in Russian, "СОТРУДНИЧЕСТВО В КОСМОСЕ," which translates to "Cooperation in Space." Below this, "СССР ИНДИЯ" indicates "USSR INDIA." The Indian flag, consisting of saffron, white, and green stripes with a navy blue Ashoka Chakra in the center, is prominently displayed. A small red star with a hammer and sickle is visible on the red stripe of the flag. The right side of the stamp depicts a space scene. There is a representation of the Earth from space and what appears to be a space launch vehicle or satellite. The text "КОСМИЧЕСКАЯ МЕТЕОРОЛОГИЯ" translates to "Space Meteorology." The stamp also includes the year "1984" and the Russian text "ПОЧТА СССР," meaning "Post of the USSR," along with the denomination "5к," indicating 5 kopecks. The colors used on the stamp are vibrant, with blues, pinks, oranges, and greens. The blue background provides a contrast that makes the stamp stand out. The lighting suggests it is taken in a well-lit indoor environment, possibly for cataloging or display purposes. No people are depicted on the stamp, and the scene is symbolic rather than a specific event.
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