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Almaz program

The Almaz (Russian: Алмаз, lit. 'Diamond') program was a highly secret Soviet military space station program, begun in the early 1960s.

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Orbital Piloted Stations (OPS)

Almaz-T (uncrewed)

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Almaz program

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Edges62
Triples31
Avg. degree1.97
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Almaz program

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related to Functional Cargo Block (FGB) · 19
Almaz program → Almaz, Cargo, DOS, FGB, FGB-based, Functional Cargo Block, International Space Station, Mir, Other, Russian, Russian Acronym, Soviet, Space Station, The, The FGB, The FGB-based Kvant-1, TKS, Transport Logistics Spacecraft, Zarya Functional Cargo Block
related to External links · 12
Almaz program → AlmazInside, David PortreeAstrospies, Encyclopedia AstronauticaThe Almaz Space, MOL, NASA Reference Publication, Nova, NOVA Short, RussianSpaceWeb, Soviet Spy Station, Station Program, Sven GrahnMir Hardware Heritage, The Almaz Program

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almaz station space salyut program spacecraft stations va three launched tks first launch crew two crewed mol cannon would orbit

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Almaz programrelated to External linksThe Almaz Program0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksRussianSpaceWeb0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksEncyclopedia AstronauticaThe Almaz Space0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksStation Program0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksSven GrahnMir Hardware Heritage0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksNASA Reference Publication0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksDavid PortreeAstrospies0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksNova0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksMOL0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksAlmazInside0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksSoviet Spy Station0.60section
Almaz programrelated to External linksNOVA Short0.60section

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