ISS

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The ISS (International Space Station) is a large, permanently crewed orbital laboratory and research outpost that serves as a multinational collaboration for scientific experiments and space exploration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial satellite
space station
abbreviation ISS
assemblyStartYear 1998
communicationSystem Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System
constructionMethod modular assembly in orbit
countryInvolvement Canada
Japan
Russia
United States
multiple European countries
crewCapacity up to 7 people
crewNationality Canada
Japan
Russia
United States
various ESA member states
crewTransportVehicle Crew Dragon
Soyuz
linked to: Soyuz spacecraft

Starliner
environment microgravity
firstCrewArrivalDate 2000-11-02
firstModuleLaunchDate 1998-11-20
firstModuleName Zarya
fullName International Space Station
hasModule Columbus
Cupola
Destiny
Harmony
Kibo
Nauka
Poisk
Rassvet
Tranquility
Unity
Zarya
Zvezda
launchVehicleUsed Proton rocket
Soyuz rocket
Space Shuttle
operator CSA
ESA
JAXA
NASA
Roscosmos
orbitalPeriod about 92 minutes
orbitAltitude approximately 400 kilometers
orbitInclination about 51.6 degrees
orbitsPerDay about 15.5
orbitType low Earth orbit
ownership multinational partnership
partnerAgency CSA
ESA
JAXA
NASA
Roscosmos
powerSource solar arrays
primaryConstructionCompletionYear 2011
primaryPurpose Earth and space observation
international cooperation in space
microgravity research
technology demonstration
researchDiscipline Earth science
astronomy
biology
human physiology
materials science
physics
resupplyVehicle ATV
linked to: ATV Jules Verne

Cargo Dragon
linked to: SpaceX Cargo Dragon

Cygnus
HTV
Progress
status inhabited continuously since 2000-11-02
typicalCrewSize 6 to 7
typicalSpeed about 7.66 kilometers per second
visibleFromEarth yes

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MAXI mountedOn ISS
ISS usesAcronym ISS
International Space Station abbreviation ISS
subject linked to: ISS