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Articles tagged: Salyut

  • crew well-being, International Space Station (ISS), Space design, Use & Gesture Design (UGD) July 2021 Designing for life in outer space - The importance of design for long-term space missions

    ... Balashova’s watercolour designs defined modules and furniture for the interiors of Soyuz, as well as the Mir and Salyut space stations. French-borm American industrial designer, Raymond Loewy’s designs for Skylab emphasised efficiency and...

    • crew well-being
    • International Space Station (ISS)
    • Space design
    • Use & Gesture Design (UGD)
    Authors: Annalisa Dominoni    
  • military space, space conflict, Space Force, space law June 2022 Military space – how worried should we be?

    ... by beginning what we now call the debris problem. A military space station, Almaz, was concealed within the Salyut space station programme and it was only afterwards that we learned that cannon was installed to fend off...

    • military space
    • space conflict
    • Space Force
    • space law
    Authors: Brian Harvey    
  • Brian Harvey, rocket launch site, The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites October 2023 Space architecture on Earth

    ... them from orbit. In 1984, Russian students built small Iskra satellites released through the airlock of the Salyut orbital station. The Japanese built a facility for deploying micro-satellites from their Kibo module on the...

    • Brian Harvey
    • rocket launch site
    • The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites
    Authors:    
  • China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC)​, Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA), Chinese space station, Long March 5B, Shenzhou 08 May 2020 China's prototype spacecraft lands successfully on Earth

    ... May; a move that will make it the most massive object to make an uncontrolled reentry since the 39-tonne Salyut-7 in 1991, says Jonathan McDowell an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, via Twitter. An artist’s illustration...

    • China Aerospace Science and Technology Corp. (CASC)​
    • Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA)
    • Chinese space station
    • Long March 5B
    • Shenzhou
  • 01 April 2020 Alcohol in Space

    ... science out of a religious event. The “first reported alcohol consumption” by Russian spacefarers was during the 1971 Salyut-7 mission when one of the cosmonaut’s birthdays was celebrated with a small bottle of Armenian Cognac; apparently, Cognac...

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