Experimental assembly of structures in EVA: Hardware morphology and development issues

Experimental assembly of structures in EVA: Hardware morphology and development issues

A large body of data was obtained by MIT during neutral boyancy testing at Marshall Space Flight Center from 1980 to the present. These efforts, and the most significant results are summarized. The Experimental Assembly of Structure in EVA (EASE) flight experiment was undertaken to validate these re...

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