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In August 1993, NASA selected Boeing as prime contractor for the International Space Station, a permanent orbiting laboratory in space and the largest international space venture ever undertaken. With a "space footprint" the size of two football fields, the space station averages an altitude of 220 statute miles. The Boeing team is charged with design, development, physical and analytical integration, test, delivery, and launch of all U.S elements, including the living quarters, the laboratory module and an airlock. Aboard the Boeing-built U.S. laboratory Destiny, crew conduct scientific studies in the unique conditions of microgravity in the name of scientific research. This uninterrupted, long-term access to space allows researchers to rapidly acquire large amounts of information needed to validate new concepts and confirm previously unobserved phenomena. Investigators make multiple experiment runs in succession, obtaining statistically significant results in a manner of weeks -- even days -- instead of years.
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Unique identifier
BI215744
Boeing ID
s3f22h
Type
Image
Size
3000px × 2177px 18MB
License type
RM
Keywords
1990s
black
cargo handling
copy space
currently in production
dark
exteriors
high-tech / advanced
lookback views
monochromatic
nobody
orbiting
outer space
payload bays
perspective lines
photos
silver color
space
space stations
spacecraft
white
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