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Structures and materials technology for Space Station

C. P. Blankenship, Hung‐Chun Yu

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This paper provides a brief overview of the NASA Langley structures and materials technology program for large space structures. Concepts developed for constructing large space truss structures such as space platforms and antennas are considered. The applications of the finding to the Space Station initiative are addressed.

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This paper provides a brief overview of the NASA Langley structures and materials technology program for large space structures. Concepts developed for constructing large space truss structures such as space platforms and antennas are considered. The applications of the finding to the Space Station initiative are addressed.

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This paper provides a brief overview of the NASA Langley structures and materials technology program for large space structures. Concepts developed for constructing large space truss structures such as space platforms and antennas are considered. The applications of the finding to the Space Station initiative are addressed.

Key concepts: Computer science, Space (punctuation), Space technology, Engineering, Aerospace engineering, Operating system

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