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    Internal view Cupola
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    • Title Internal view of Cupola during vibro-acoustic testing
    • Released 30/08/2004 11:00 am
    • Copyright Alenia Spazio
    • Description

      Internal view of Cupola Structural Test Article during preparations for vibro-acoustic testing at the Alenia Spazio facility in Turin, Italy. (March 2002)

      The cupola, currently scheduled for launch in January 2009, is an observation and control tower for the ISS, with windows that will provide a panoramic view for observing and guiding operations on the outside of the station. The pressurised module will accommodate command and control workstations and other hardware, enabling crewmembers to control the station’s robotic arm - for attaching and assembling various station elements - and to communicate with other crewmembers in other parts of the station or outside during spacewalk activities. The cupola will also be used for observational applications in the areas of Earth observation and space science


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