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The US Space Station program

Robert Freitag

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International participation in the U.S. Space Station program is examined. Proposed Space Station mission studies to be conducted by Canada, Japan, and Europe are described; the establishment and implementation of these programs is discussed. The use of the Space Station as a laboratory, test center, and manufacturing area, and the commercial applicability of the Space Station are analyzed.

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International participation in the U.S. Space Station program is examined. Proposed Space Station mission studies to be conducted by Canada, Japan, and Europe are described; the establishment and implementation of these programs is discussed. The use of the Space Station as a laboratory, test center, and manufacturing area, and the commercial applicability of the Space Station are analyzed.

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International participation in the U.S. Space Station program is examined. Proposed Space Station mission studies to be conducted by Canada, Japan, and Europe are described; the establishment and implementation of these programs is discussed. The use of the Space Station as a laboratory, test center, and manufacturing area, and the commercial applicability of the Space Station are analyzed.

Key concepts: International Space Station, Space (punctuation), Center (category theory), Space program, Space Station Freedom, Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Engineering

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