Harmony

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Harmony is a U.S.-built connecting node of the International Space Station that serves as a central hub linking multiple laboratory and living modules.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Harmony canonical 12

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ISS connecting node
International Space Station module
alsoKnownAs ISS Node 2
linked to: ISS Node 2 Harmony

Node 2
assemblyRole enabled attachment of Columbus
enabled attachment of Kibo
connectsTo Columbus Laboratory Module
Destiny Laboratory Module
linked to: Destiny laboratory

International Docking Adapter 2
International Docking Adapter 3
Kibo Laboratory Module
linked to: Kibo laboratory

PMM Leonardo
Tranquility
Unity
countryOfOrigin United States
diameter approximately 4.4 m
function central hub for ISS U.S. Orbital Segment
connects laboratory modules
connects living modules
hasDockingPorts 6
inclination about 51.6 degrees
launchCountry United States
launchDate 2007-10-23
launchedOnMission STS-120
launchSite Kennedy Space Center
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Discovery
launchYear 2007
length approximately 7.2 m
locatedAt forward of Destiny
starboard side of Unity (initial temporary location during installation)
manufacturer Thales Alenia Space
mass approximately 14600 kg
moduleType connecting node
orbit low Earth orbit
orbitsEarth yes
partOf International Space Station
pressurizedVolume approximately 75 m3
primeContractor Boeing
program International Space Station Program
provides data routing
environmental control interfaces
power distribution
thermal control
segment U.S. Orbital Segment
spaceAgencyCustomer NASA
status operational

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Referenced by (12)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

STS-120 deliveredModule Harmony
Commercial Resupply Services 1 issModuleVisited Harmony
STS-131 visitedISSModule Harmony
International Space Station hasModule Harmony
subject linked to: ISS
Stompa partOf Harmony