Shuttle-Mir's lessons for the International Space Station
Shuttle-Mir's lessons for the International Space Station
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DOI：
10.1109/6.681969
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发表时间：
1998-06-01
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影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Oberg, J
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作者：
Oberg, J
美国宇航局在和平号计划中开创性和有争议的伙伴关系正在逐渐结束。两年多来，一批美国宇航员一个接一个地被送上高空，加入俄罗斯空间站的机组人员。现在，空间合作伙伴和十几个相关国家正在合作开展一个更具雄心的联合空间项目，即国际空间站（ISS），该项目将于今年晚些时候发射其第一个元素，即俄罗斯建造的货物块。本文探讨了航天飞机-和平号联盟在国际空间站项目中教给参与者的关于长期太空操作的知识，以及成本。
NASA's groundbreaking and controversial partnership in the Mir program is winding down. For more than two years, a stream of US astronauts has been sent aloft, one after the other, to join the crew aboard the Russian space station. Now the space partners and a dozen associated nations are collaborating on a yet more ambitious joint space project, the International Space Station (ISS), due later this year for the launch of its first element, a Russian-built cargo block. This paper explores just what the Shuttle-Mir union has taught participants in the ISS project about lengthy space operations, and at what cost.