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Space Station Freedom - Optimized to support microgravity research and earth observations

Abstract

The Space Station Freedom Program is reviewed, with particular attention given to the Space Station configuration, program elements description, and utilization accommodation. Since plans call for the assembly of the initial SSF configuration over a 3-year time span, it is NASA's intention to perform useful research on it during the assembly process. The research will include microgravity experiments and observational sciences. The specific attributes supporting these attempts are described, such as maintainance of a very low microgravity level and continuous orientation of the vehicle to maintain a stable, accurate local-vertical/local-horizontal attitude.

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Bilardo, Vincent J., Jr., Herman, Daniel J.. 1990-01-01. Space Station Freedom - Optimized to support microgravity research and earth observations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910054349

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