internationaal ruimtestation ISS
Also known as ISS, NA1SS, Station Alpha
ruimtestation
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The International Space Station is a massive spacecraft orbiting Earth that is jointly operated by space agencies from the United States, Russia, Europe, Japan, and Canada, making it the largest human spacecraft ever built through international teamwork. Scientists use it as an orbiting laboratory to conduct experiments in microgravity and study space itself, and it has continuously housed humans in orbit since 2000, making it humanity's longest-lasting presence in space.
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- Mass
- 419725
- Orbital period
- 92.88
- Official website
- www.nasa.gov/international-space-station
- Image
- The station pictured from the SpaceX Crew Dragon 5 (cropped).jpg
- Width
- 94.5
- Length
- 66.4
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Article · Nederlands
Het ISS of het internationale ruimtestation (Engels: International Space Station) is een ruimtestation dat in een baan om de Aarde draait en door verschillende landen wordt gebouwd, bemand en bekostigd. Op 20 november 1998 werd de eerste module gelanceerd en sinds 2 november 2000 is het station permanent bewoond. Gedurende de eerste twee decennia van de 21e eeuw is het station continu uitgebreid.
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