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The Mir Space Station: A Precursor to Space Colonization by D.M. Harland β€” book cover

The Mir Space Station: A Precursor to Space Colonization

by D.M. Harland
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This book explores the development and operation of the Mir Space Station over the last ten years, focusing on the engineering technology aspects of constructing and operating an orbital complex designed to be occupied by humans for long periods of time.

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Examines the development and operation of the Mir Space Station<-- >one of the most significant contributions to the Russian space program, concentrating on the technology and engineering challenges involved in the construction and utilization of a large orbital complex. Outlines the design and construction of Mir and provides detailed descriptions of its structure, environmental, power supply, and maneuvering systems. The operation of the Mir complex is also presented in detail, with a comprehensive chronological summary of activities to launch, dock, commission, and adapt the various modules. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Book Details

Published
September 17, 1997
Publisher
Wiley-Blackwell
Pages
426
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780471975878

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