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| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:Bondarenko.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Bondarenko self-deploying space station]] |
| − | The Bondarenko is a vessel from the [[World of 2001]]. | + | The Bondarenko is a vessel from the [[World of 2001]]. It is Soviet so-called "self-deploying space station" used to aid in space operation, based on [[Komarov(2001)|Komarov]] components. |
| − | It is Soviet so-called "self-deploying space station" used to aid in space operation, based on [[Komarov(2001)|Komarov]] components. | ||
| − | The Bondarenko self-deploying | + | The Bondarenko self-deploying space station can move, but only on the lowest-energy trajectories (slowly). Bondarenko was in lunar orbit during the Tchalinko buildup; it's currently in GEO to aid operations there. Bondarenko was designed for deployment to Mars, but this has not been done as the Phobos base makes the Bondarenko's facilities redundant. Only one example of this ship exists. |
| − | space station can move, but only on the lowest-energy | ||
| − | trajectories (slowly). Bondarenko was in | ||
| − | lunar orbit during the Tchalinko buildup; it's currently in | ||
| − | GEO to aid operations there. Bondarenko was designed | ||
| − | for deployment to Mars, but this has not been done as the | ||
| − | Phobos base makes the Bondarenko's facilities redundant. Only one example of this ship exists. | ||
* [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage] | * [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage] | ||
| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentin_Bondarenko Valentin Bondarenko] | ||
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{{Wo2001}} | {{Wo2001}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:19, 13 October 2022
The Bondarenko is a vessel from the World of 2001. It is Soviet so-called "self-deploying space station" used to aid in space operation, based on Komarov components.
The Bondarenko self-deploying space station can move, but only on the lowest-energy trajectories (slowly). Bondarenko was in lunar orbit during the Tchalinko buildup; it's currently in GEO to aid operations there. Bondarenko was designed for deployment to Mars, but this has not been done as the Phobos base makes the Bondarenko's facilities redundant. Only one example of this ship exists.
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Spacecraft: Aquarius | Aquarius Id | Aries | Bondarenko | Centaur-O | Draco | Gagarin | Herculis | Komarov | Komarov-bis | Merkur | Moonbus | Orion | Patsayev | Polaris 1-XE | Rocketbus | Skorpion | Taurus | Titov V | Titov G Space stations: Cytherean Station One | Space Station III | Space Station IV | Space Station V Surface bases: Aberporth | Baikonur | Brest | Canberra | Cape Canaveral | Clavius Base | Cuxhaven | Hainan | Kadena AB | Korolevgrad | Lunar Observatory | Moscow | Phobos Base | Port Lowell | Prime Base | Serenitatis Base | Tchalinko | Tranquility Museum | Tycho | Washington |