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Spacelab Accomplishments Forum 4

Abstract

The Spacelab Module, exposed platforms, and supporting instrumentation were designed and developed by the European Space Agency to house advanced experiments inside the Space Shuttle cargo bay. The Spacelab program has hosted a cross-disciplinary research agenda over a 17-year flight history. Several variations of Spacelab were used to host payloads for almost every space research discipline that NASA pursues-life sciences, microgravity research, space sciences, and earth observation studies. After seventeen years of flight, Spacelab modules, pallets, or variations thereof flew on the Shuttle 36 times for a total of 375 flight days.

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Emond, J., Bennet, N., McCauley, D., Murphy, K., Baugher, Charles R.. 1999-01-01. Spacelab Accomplishments Forum 4. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010026454

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