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Ramping Up The Station Quickly And Cheaply

you'd think for 100 billion dollars it include some bubbly, but sorry to say the good ship ISS is one very dry hotel.

Sacramento - Apr 25, 2003
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Automating The Shuttle Truck Will Save Lives
Sacramento - Apr 23, 2003
Developing a fully automatic docking system for the Shuttle would be quite feasible, but it might take a couple of years and would certainly be the one genuinely expensive and complex technological change necessary to fly the Shuttle unmanned. And when you are talking about docking a 90 metric ton Shuttle to a manned Station, you obviously want to make sure that such a guidance system is extremely reliable.

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