人类太空飞行对接互操作性

Sam Scimemi
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多年来,航天国家已经定义并实施了满足本国项目需求和限制的对接系统。20世纪60年代,美国的双子座和阿波罗计划开发了专门用于月球任务的对接机制。俄罗斯的礼炮号、联盟号和后来的和平号项目开发了专门用于近地轨道航天器对接和配合的对接机制
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Human space flight docking interoperability
For many years, space faring nations have defined and implemented docking systems that have met the needs and constraints of their own programs. The American Gemini and Apollo programs in the 1960's developed docking mechanisms specific to lunar missions. The Russian Salyut, Soyuz and later Mir programs developed docking mechanisms that were specific to docking and mating of spacecraft in low earth orbit
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