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Questions pertaining to the history of space exploration. Includes how current things will be viewed historically from the future (e.g. Apollo Moon landing sites 100 years from now)
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Early high-inclination crewed flights
Baikonur is at 46 deg. latitude. You can lift the most payload by going into an inclination that equals your launch latitude.
ISS ended up at 57 deg., so Shuttle flights needed to launch close to th …
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