The first inhabited outpost on the frontier of space will be a place to live, work, and discover. Experiments conducted on Freedom will advance scientific knowledge about our world, our environment, and ourselves. We will learn how to adapt to the space environment and to build and operate new spacecraft with destinations far beyond Earth, continuing the tradition of exploration that began with a journey to the Moon. What we learn from living and working on Freedom will strengthen our expertise in science and engineering, promote national research and development initiatives and inspire another generation of Americans to push forward and onward. On the eve of the 21st century, Space Station Freedom will be our gateway to the future. This material covers gateways to space, research, discovery, utilization, benefits, and NASA.
Space Station Freedom Gateway to the Future
1992
30 pages
Report
No indication
English
Manned Spacecraft , Microgravity applications , Mission planning , Nasa space programs , Reduced gravity , Space commercialization , Space laboratories , Space station freedom , Space station payloads , Technological forecasting , Aerospace environments , Aerospace sciences , Bioastronautics , Gravitational physiology , Life support systems , Materials science , Moon , Space exploration , Spaceborne experiments
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