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- noun either of two Soviet space stations launched in the 1970s
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Fidel Castro Ruz, Leonid Brezhnev, the cosmonauts accompanying them went inside the "Salyut" station.
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They also saw another trainer, the "Salyut" station. the 23-metre cylinder in which the latest equipment has been installed, is a precise replica of the first long-term orbital station.
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These secret military spaceships were intended to spy on the Soviet Union's cold-war enemies from on high, under the pretence that they were civilian "Salyut" research stations.
The Register 2009
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These secret military spaceships were intended to spy on the Soviet Union's cold-war enemies from on high, under the pretence that they were civilian "Salyut" research stations.
The Register 2009
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The 'Salyut' was Russia's space station while USA named its station as 'Skylab'.
unknown title 2009
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For example, consider the disparity in flight rates between Saturn 1B and Saturn V during the Skylab program or between the Soyuz and Proton in the Russian Salyut & Mir programs.
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Salyut, Mir and especially ISS are exemplars of this strategy.
Proponents of DIRECT Offer Rebuttal to NASA's Analysis - NASA Watch 2009
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My guess is, Tiangong-1 is supposed to be a man-tended research station, similar to, but smaller than, the first generation Salyut. libs0n
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The Soyuz and Protons have been doing automated rendezvous for decades with the ISS, MIR, and even Salyut programs.
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Coincidentally all serious projects to get into space (Soyuz-Progress, Mir/Salyut, ISS, Bigelow) beyond a sortie (solo Shuttle, Apollo, CxP apparently) are all highly modular and fit in that payload range.
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