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skylab was the first test of our ability

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skylab was the first test of our ability
 

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skylab was the first test of our ability
to endure weightlessness and astronauts

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to endure weightlessness and astronauts
 

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to endure weightlessness and astronauts
found that they could effectively work

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found that they could effectively work
 

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found that they could effectively work
exercise eat and sleep in their

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exercise eat and sleep in their
 

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exercise eat and sleep in their
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temporary home more recently the space
 

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temporary home more recently the space
shuttle has allowed us to fly into orbit

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shuttle has allowed us to fly into orbit
 

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shuttle has allowed us to fly into orbit
conduct our business and return in

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conduct our business and return in
 

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conduct our business and return in
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addition to providing a laboratory for
 

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addition to providing a laboratory for
carrying out experiments in microgravity

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carrying out experiments in microgravity
 

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carrying out experiments in microgravity
Arizona was also renovated us

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Arizona was also renovated us
 

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Arizona was also renovated us
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commercially and scientifically through
 

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commercially and scientifically through
the deployment and capture of satellites

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the deployment and capture of satellites
 

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the deployment and capture of satellites
hello world the shuttle was designed

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hello world the shuttle was designed
 

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hello world the shuttle was designed
with a larger goal in mind to transport

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with a larger goal in mind to transport
 

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with a larger goal in mind to transport
astronauts and materials to a proposed

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astronauts and materials to a proposed
 

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astronauts and materials to a proposed
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in November of 1985 shuttle astronauts

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in November of 1985 shuttle astronauts
 

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in November of 1985 shuttle astronauts
Jerry Ross and sherwin spring tested an

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Jerry Ross and sherwin spring tested an
 

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Jerry Ross and sherwin spring tested an
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assembly concept for construction of
 

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assembly concept for construction of
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erectile structures in space more
 

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erectile structures in space more
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commonly known as access holes were
 

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commonly known as access holes were
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linked together to make a frame similar
 

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linked together to make a frame similar
to Romero will be used to build the

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to Romero will be used to build the
 

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to Romero will be used to build the
space station in the early 1990s at the

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space station in the early 1990s at the
 

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space station in the early 1990s at the
McDonnell Douglas underwater test

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McDonnell Douglas underwater test
 

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McDonnell Douglas underwater test
facility astronauts can practice outer

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facility astronauts can practice outer
 

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facility astronauts can practice outer
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space construction in a neutral buoyancy
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tank here they assemble poles in 25
 

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tank here they assemble poles in 25
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meter cube at central service building
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blocks for the framework of the station
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sophisticated robot systems will assist
 

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sophisticated robot systems will assist
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in the building of the station and
 

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in the building of the station and
capture of satellites according to space

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capture of satellites according to space
 

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capture of satellites according to space
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station chief scientist dr. David black
 

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station chief scientist dr. David black
now one of the crucial capabilities and

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now one of the crucial capabilities and
 

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now one of the crucial capabilities and
it's being provided by Canada is a major

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it's being provided by Canada is a major
 

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it's being provided by Canada is a major
remote manipulator that will run around

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remote manipulator that will run around
 

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remote manipulator that will run around
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and on a trust like structure on tracks
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and be able to move all throughout the
 

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and be able to move all throughout the
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space station and the reason that's
 

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space station and the reason that's
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important is that we plan on using that
 

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important is that we plan on using that
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robust very healthy arm to assemble the
 

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robust very healthy arm to assemble the
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space station itself the OMB are the
 

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space station itself the OMB are the
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orbiting maneuvering vehicle is in
 

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orbiting maneuvering vehicle is in
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effect a little space tug and its
 

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effect a little space tug and its
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purpose is to go out attach itself to
 

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purpose is to go out attach itself to
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satellites which we want to bring back
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to the space station for repair hold
 

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to the space station for repair hold
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them back into the vicinity of the space
 

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them back into the vicinity of the space
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station then they can be put in the
 

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station then they can be put in the
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hangar or the garage where the
 

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hangar or the garage where the
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astronauts can then work on it the new
 

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astronauts can then work on it the new
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space station is designed to avoid the
 

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space station is designed to avoid the
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tremendous drag of solar arrays by
 

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tremendous drag of solar arrays by
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incorporating solar dynamics large
 

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incorporating solar dynamics large
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mirrors will reflect the sun's energy
 

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mirrors will reflect the sun's energy
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onto a fluid which becomes superheated
 

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onto a fluid which becomes superheated
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roughly the size of a football field the
 

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roughly the size of a football field the
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space station will house modules from
 

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space station will house modules from
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the United States Japan and Europe
 

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the United States Japan and Europe
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modules provide space for housing
 

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modules provide space for housing
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microgravity and life science research
 

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microgravity and life science research
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making a place to live that meets crew
 

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making a place to live that meets crew
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needs in an airless weightless
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environment is a primary importance in
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the space station design again dr. black
 

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the space station design again dr. black
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we are trying to make the habitability
 

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we are trying to make the habitability
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part of the structure comfortable as
 

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part of the structure comfortable as
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much space as we possibly get so that
 

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much space as we possibly get so that
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the astronauts don't feel crime there
 

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the astronauts don't feel crime there
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will be windows in the facility so they
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can look out and it turns out that's
 

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can look out and it turns out that's
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NASA's Space Station a springboard for

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NASA's Space Station a springboard for
 

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NASA's Space Station a springboard for
science technology and space exploration

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science technology and space exploration
 

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science technology and space exploration
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