Destiny laboratory

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Destiny laboratory is a U.S. research module on the International Space Station that serves as a primary microgravity science facility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ISS module
microgravity science facility
research laboratory
alsoKnownAs US Lab
US Laboratory Module
attachedTo Harmony module
Unity module
builtBy Boeing
connectedTo ISS truss structure via adjacent nodes
countryOfOrigin United States of America
crewCapacityForWork several astronauts simultaneously
designedFor long-duration microgravity research
diameter about 4.3 meters
fundedBy NASA Human Spaceflight program
hasFeature pressurized module
science racks
window for Earth observation
hasWindowDiameter about 50 centimeters
hosts International Standard Payload Racks
installedOnISSDate 2001-02-10
isPrimaryUSResearchFacilityOn International Space Station
launchDate 2001-02-07
launchedOnMission STS-98
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Atlantis
length about 8.5 meters
locatedInOrbit low Earth orbit
mass about 14,500 kilograms
operator NASA
orbitInclination about 51.6 degrees
orbitPeriod about 92 minutes
partOf International Space Station
pressurizedVolume approximately 106 cubic meters
primaryFunction microgravity research
support scientific experiments
provides data handling for experiments
environmental control for crew and payloads
power for experiments
thermal control for experiments
segment United States Orbital Segment
status operational
supports remote operations from ground control
usedFor Earth observation experiments
fluid physics research
life sciences research
materials science research
technology development experiments

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Canadarm2 supportsModule Destiny laboratory
Harmony attachedTo Destiny laboratory
subject linked to: Harmony module
Unity connectsTo Destiny Laboratory Module
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PM A of the ISS (Pressurized Mating Adapter-2 on Destiny) attachedToModule Destiny laboratory module
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STS-100 issModuleVisited Destiny laboratory
ISS US Orbital Segment includesLaboratory Destiny Laboratory Module
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Tranquility connectedTo Destiny laboratory
subject linked to: Tranquility module
International Space Station Expedition 26 associatedSpaceStationModule Destiny Laboratory Module
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Harmony connectsTo Destiny Laboratory Module
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International Space Station expedition usesModule Destiny laboratory module
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Expedition 15 spaceStationModuleUsed Destiny laboratory module
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Expedition 33 conductedOnModule Destiny Laboratory Module
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PMA-2 attachedToModule Destiny laboratory module
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PMA-2 laterRelocatedTo Destiny laboratory module forward port
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US Laboratory Module nickname Destiny Lab
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US Lab hasOfficialName Destiny laboratory
US Lab hasAlternativeName Destiny US Laboratory Module
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Microgravity Science Glovebox locatedInModule Destiny laboratory module
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Expedition 2 moduleUsed Destiny laboratory module
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Expedition 4 crew operatedModule Destiny laboratory module
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Expedition 3 crew operatedModule Destiny laboratory module
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USOS contains Destiny Laboratory Module
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USOS laboratoryModule Destiny Laboratory Module
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Harmony Node 2 connectsTo Destiny Laboratory Module
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STS-98 primaryPayload Destiny laboratory module
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STS-98 deliveredModule Destiny laboratory module
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Integrated Truss Structure S0 segment attachedTo Destiny laboratory module
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