The current Columbus s~stem baseline can be traced back to a number of Space Station linked Phase A studies funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) during the period 1982 to 1984, plus nationally funded studies undertaken by Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom during the latter part of the same period. All of these studies were completed in the summer of 1984, shortly after the invitation of the President of the United States to Europe and certain other countries to join the United States in an international Space Station Programme. This paper traces the evolution of the Columbus system baseline up to the present time and describes the most significant changes introduced into this baseline as a result of the definition process itself an...
The COLUMBUS program continues and extends European capabilities in manned space flight which have b...
During the symposium on the Utilization of Earth Orbiting Stations, in particular COLUMBUS, organize...
This report contains the individual presentations delivered at the Space Station Evolution Symposium...
This paper .describes the Columbus Space Segment definition process as implement~d by European indus...
This presentation summarizes the module during the study phases B1 May 1987. evolution of a resource...
A description is presented for the Columbus Program. The Columbus program comprises a space segment,...
As an integral part of the manned core of the Space Station Freedom, the European Columbus Attached ...
The International Space Station (ISS) is the largest space program that has ever been undertaken on ...
With nearly forty percent of the funding, Germany is the main contributor to the European COLUMBUS P...
The next chapter in European human spaceflight operations was opened on January 27th, 2021 when the ...
The Columbus Control Center (Col-CC) situated at the DLR premises in Oberpfaffenhofen/Germany has i...
The text of a short speech describing the European plans for utilization of Space Station Freedom is...
In 2017 some major milestones have been set for the international human space fight after ISS. The I...
The first part of this paper describes the main technical features of the European Space Agency\u27s...
On 15th December 2015, Timothy Peake – the 4th ESA astronaut in 20 months – headed into orbit for a ...
The COLUMBUS program continues and extends European capabilities in manned space flight which have b...
During the symposium on the Utilization of Earth Orbiting Stations, in particular COLUMBUS, organize...
This report contains the individual presentations delivered at the Space Station Evolution Symposium...
This paper .describes the Columbus Space Segment definition process as implement~d by European indus...
This presentation summarizes the module during the study phases B1 May 1987. evolution of a resource...
A description is presented for the Columbus Program. The Columbus program comprises a space segment,...
As an integral part of the manned core of the Space Station Freedom, the European Columbus Attached ...
The International Space Station (ISS) is the largest space program that has ever been undertaken on ...
With nearly forty percent of the funding, Germany is the main contributor to the European COLUMBUS P...
The next chapter in European human spaceflight operations was opened on January 27th, 2021 when the ...
The Columbus Control Center (Col-CC) situated at the DLR premises in Oberpfaffenhofen/Germany has i...
The text of a short speech describing the European plans for utilization of Space Station Freedom is...
In 2017 some major milestones have been set for the international human space fight after ISS. The I...
The first part of this paper describes the main technical features of the European Space Agency\u27s...
On 15th December 2015, Timothy Peake – the 4th ESA astronaut in 20 months – headed into orbit for a ...
The COLUMBUS program continues and extends European capabilities in manned space flight which have b...
During the symposium on the Utilization of Earth Orbiting Stations, in particular COLUMBUS, organize...
This report contains the individual presentations delivered at the Space Station Evolution Symposium...