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The U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) issued a report stating that the Russian components for the [[International Space Station]] (ISS) did not meet NASA's standard safety requirements. GAO's findings were the latest in a long series of controversies, particularly between the United States and Russia, in the international effort to build the space station. Most significant of its safety deficits, the Russian crew module did not have adequate shielding to protect the ISS crew from orbiting space debris. At the time of the report, the Russians were already more than two years behind in delivering the crew module. *[[February 2000|February]] *[[March 2000|March]] [[Mar 1 2000|1]] [[Mar 2 2000|2]] [[Mar 3 2000|3]] [[Mar 4 2000|4]] [[Mar 5 2000|5]] [[Mar 6 2000|6]] [[Mar 7 2000|7]] [[Mar 8 2000|8]] [[Mar 9 2000|9]] [[Mar 10 2000|10]] [[Mar 11 2000|11]] [[Mar 12 2000|12]] [[Mar 13 2000|13]] [[Mar 14 2000|14]] [[Mar 15 2000|15]] [[Mar 16 2000|16]] [[Mar 17 2000|17]] [[Mar 18 2000|18]] [[Mar 19 2000|19]] [[Mar 20 2000|20]] [[Mar 21 2000|21]] [[Mar 22 2000|22]] [[Mar 23 2000|23]] [[Mar 24 2000|24]] [[Mar 25 2000|25]] [[Mar 26 2000|26]] [[Mar 27 2000|27]] [[Mar 28 2000|28]] [[Mar 29 2000|29]] [[Mar 30 2000|30]] [[Mar 31 2000|31]] *[[April 2000|April]]

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