International Space Station 1
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è stato aggiornato: 6 nov 2017
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The ‘Zarya’ Control Module, Russian Proton rocketAmerica/RussiaThe ‘Unity’ Node with two pressurized mating adapters, Space Shuttle EndeavourAmericaLogistics and supplies, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaPreparations for the ‘Zvezda’ Service Module, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaThe Zvezda Service Module, Russian Proton rocketRussiaLogistics and supplies, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaThe Z1-Truss, a 3rd pressurized mating adapter and a Ku-band antenna, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaThe first Expedition crew launched aboard a Soyuz spacecraftRussiaThe P-6 Truss, Space Shuttle EndeavourAmerica‘Destiny’ Laboratory Module, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaLogistics and supplies with Leonardo Multi-Purpose Logistics Module, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaRacks to the Destiny Laboratory with the Raffaello MPLM and Canaradm2, Space Shuttle EndeavourAmericaJoint Airlock, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaLogistics and supplies, crew exhange, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmerica‘Pirs’ Docking Compartment, Russian Soyuz rocketRussiaRacks to the Destiny Laboratory with the Raffaello MPLM, Space Shuttle EndeavourUtilization FlightPayload and experiment racks to the Destiny Laboratory with the Leonardo MPLM and Mobile Base System for the Station's Mobile Servicing System, Space Shuttle EndeavourUtilization FlightFirst starboard truss segment (S1), Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaFirst port truss segment (P1), P6 solar arrays deployed and activated, Space Shuttle EndeavouAmericaSupplies and equipment with the Raffaello MPLM, Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-114, Shuttle's Return to Flight mission after Columbia accident)Logistics FlightSupplies and equipment with the Leonardo MPLM, Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-121). ESA astronaut Thomas Reiter as Expedition 13 crewmember.Utilisation and Logistics FlightSecond and third starboard truss segments (P3/P4), pair of solar arrays and radiator, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaThird port truss segment (P5), logistics and supplies with a SPACEHAB cargo module, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaSecond and third starboard truss segments (S3/S4), pair of solar arrays, Space Shuttle AtlantisAmericaThird starboard truss segment (S5), supplies and equipment with a SPACEHAB cargo module, Space Shuttle EndeavourAmericaThe European-made Node-2 Harmony module (for attaching the European Columbus laboratory and the Japanese Kibo laboratory), Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaESA’s Columbus laboratory, Space Shuttle AtlantisEuropeFirst pressurized component of the Japanese Kibo laboratory, Space Shuttle EndeavourJapan/AmericaSecond pressurized module and robotic arm of the Japanese Kibo laboratory, Space Shuttle DiscoveryJapanSupplies, equipment and spares with the Leonardo MPLM, Space Shuttle EndeavourUtilization and Logistics FlightFinal starboard truss segment (S6) and final solar array pair, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaExperiment Module Exposed Facility and Experiment Logistics Module Exposed Section for the Japanese Kibo laboratory, Space Shuttle EndeavourJapan/AmericaLife support and science racks with the Leonardo MPLM, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaThe Russian Mini-Research Module-2 (MRM2), launched by Soyuz rocket from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on 10 NovemberRussiaSupplies and spares, Space Shuttle AtlantisUtilization and Logistics FlightNode-3 ‘Tranquility’ and Cupola, Space Shuttle EndeavourAmericaSupplies and science racks with the Leonardo MPLM, Space Shuttle DiscoveryAmericaIntegrated Cargo Carrier and the Russian-built Mini-Research Module-1, Space Shuttle AtlantisUtilization and Logistics FlightPermanent Multipurpose Module Leonardo and Robonaut 2, Space Shuttle DiscoveryUtilization and Logistics FlightAMS-02 and supplies, Space Shuttle EndeavourUtilization and Logistics FlightSupplies, equipment and spares with the Raffaello MPLM, Space Shuttle AtlantisBigelow Expandable Activity Module installed to Node-3 port, SpaceX Dragon CRS-8BEAMDATE: Future plansMultipurpose Laboratory Module with European Robotic Arm (ERA), Russian Proton rocketRussia
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