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Figure 2-8. Salyut 4, the second DOS station to be manned. Structural layout very similar to that of Salyut 1. That is, it had a single docking port leading into a transfer compartment, a work compartment divided into smalldiameter and large-diameter sections, and a propulsion and service module based on the Soyuz service module (figure 2-8). It was the last of four DOS-type stations based on hulls from the Almaz program. |
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Source | Mir Hardware Heritage. NASA Reference Publication 1357 (March 1995). |
Author | David S. F. Portree / NASA |
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