FGB

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FGB, better known as Zarya, is the first module of the International Space Station, providing initial power and propulsion functions.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
FGB canonical 5
FGB-1 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf International Space Station module
Zarya module
space station module
dockedWith Unity module
linked to: Unity
enteredService 1998-11-20
formsPartOf Russian Orbital Segment
hasAlias Functional Cargo Block
Zarya
hasAttitudeControlSystem thrusters
hasContractor Boeing
hasCountryOfOrigin Russia
hasDiameter about 4.1 meters
hasDockingPorts multiple docking ports
hasFunction attitude control
docking
guidance
power supply
propulsion
storage
hasGuidanceSystem onboard computers
hasLength about 12.6 meters
hasManufacturer Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center
hasMass about 19,300 kilograms
hasModuleType Functional Cargo Block
hasOrbit low Earth orbit
hasPowerGenerationMethod solar panels
hasPressurizedVolume about 71.5 cubic meters
hasPropellantTanks multiple propellant tanks
hasRole first module of the International Space Station
hasSolarArrays two solar arrays
isAlsoKnownAs ISS Zarya module
linked to: ISS module Zarya
isConnectedTo Unity module
other Russian Orbital Segment modules
isPartOf International Space Station
launchCountry Kazakhstan
launchDate 1998-11-20
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket
linked to: Proton rocket
orbits Earth
providedInitialControlOf International Space Station
providedInitialPowerTo International Space Station
providedInitialPropulsionTo International Space Station
wasBuiltBy Russia
wasFirstISSModuleLaunched true
wasFundedBy United States
wasLaunchedForProgram International Space Station Program

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Referenced by (6)

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

Zarya alsoKnownAs FGB
FGB Zarya alsoKnownAs FGB
FGB Zarya spacecraftType FGB-1
linked to: FGB
Zarya alsoKnownAs FGB
subject linked to: ISS module Zarya