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... a laboratory where humans will live and work in space. The ISS will have multiple laboratories where the astronauts can work in a shirt-sleeve environment. The United States, Europe, Japan, and Russia ... s energy. These are truss-type structures that go from one end of the ISS to the other.
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... A.A. Siddiqi
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'''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British ... that was brought to fruition was a Soviet military space station program known as "Almaz." Between 1973 and 1976, the Soviets launched three Almaz ... article is an attempt to use recently published information from Russia to present a history of the Almaz program.
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... A.A. Siddiqi
'''Co-Author(s)''' -
'''JBIS Volume ''' - Contents of the Journal of the British ... that was brought to fruition was a Soviet military space station program known as "Almaz." Between 1973 and 1976, the Soviets launched three Almaz ... article is an attempt to use recently published information from Russia to present a history of the Almaz program.
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... and its interface to the rocket and then proving the role
of the crew. I didn’t work on any of those, but we followed them and we
were very interested in them and ... a detailed series of reviews to decide what to redesign
and work the redesign. After the initial, I’m sure, pretty intense
period of that, he started having a review once a ...
... and Deke, were going all the time and there's Don by himself again. They were off over in Russia or they were over here, but they were entertaining quite a bit. Deke's ... a full presentation. Ours was to pull together the whole package of the tank and the engines and SRBs Solid Rocket Boosters and ... and I went down. Jack and I go back a ways. I go down, said, "Jack, I think it's time that I have a good ...
... and became involved
basically as far as rocketry and missile was concerned, was in 1956. I
was assigned to a crew that we were doing sounding rockets from Wallops
Island Virginia and ... a country, we're a lot different in this country than in Russia and the
other countries, where the leaders speak, you're not sure whether it's ...
... I—you know, I was sent over to Russia by Mr. Nixon with the
goal to starting the process that led to the Apollo-Soyuz Program; and I ... a gadfly; and Sam Phillips provided the
guts in that program, as far as I’m concerned. George is still alive.
He’s out trying to launch some new, lost-cost rocket; and I ...
... S. Guy Bluford, Jr. , Frederick D. Fred Gregory.
And in the spring of my first year as a ... s what it looked like.
And most of us, at least in my case, I really thought it was a premature
separation of the solid rocket boosters or something. So, in my case, I ...
... and how those rockets were different from the manned missions?
'''Deiterich:''' Actually, I never worked on Gemini. I monitored a sim simulation or two, a simulation, down at the Cape Canaveral, Florida , so I ... a degree and a half, which is really shallow. So we came up with this—we were talking to Rick Frederick H. Hauck, and ...
... rocket to be launched before we could go. Well, we waited all day long. The wind picks up, and you wanted to make sure that your vehicle ’s trajectory would not be jeopardized by ... and then the numbers. Well, because they wanted to know the results as fast as possible, instead of having a review committee, which is standard procedure when a ...
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