oroids and orbiting man-made debris can damage all materials exposed in space. The combined effects of all of these environments on spacecraft can only be investigated in space. On Earth, a material can only be subjected - Materials International Space Station Experiment - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	oroids and orbiting man-made debris can damage all materials exposed in space. The combined effects of all of these environments on spacecraft can only be investigated in space. On Earth, a material can only be subjected Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-26 22:07:44 Open Document File Size: 100,24 KB Share Result on Facebook City Hampton / / Company Air Force Research Laboratory / Materials Laboratory / the Boeing / Langley / / Country United States / / Facility Materials Laboratory / Air Force Research Laboratory / / IndustryTerm high-pressure gas tanks / / Organization NASA Langley Research Center Office / NASA Langley Research Center / Marshall Space Flight Center / Glenn Research Center / Johnson Space Center / STS-105 mission / USAF’s DoD Space Shuttle and ISS Payload Integration Directorate / / Person Marshall Space / Patrick G. Forrester / John W. Connell / Daniel T. Barry / Anne K. St. Clair / / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / / PublishedMedium Advanced Materials / / Technology component technologies / / SocialTag Space Test Program Spaceflight Materials International Space Station Experiment STS-129

oroids and orbiting man-made debris can damage all materials exposed in space. The combined effects of all of these environments on spacecraft can only be investigated in space. On Earth, a material can only be subjectedAdd to Reading List