International Space Agency - Revision history

Lafayette1 at 07:37, 5 March 2020

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Lafayette1 at 18:59, 16 March 2017

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Lafayette1 at 02:24, 21 September 2016

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Lafayette1 at 04:47, 21 June 2016

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Lafayette1 at 08:51, 12 July 2015

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Lafayette1: /* Space Shuttles */

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Space Shuttles

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Space Shuttles

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Lafayette1 at 07:29, 8 September 2013

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Lafayette1 at 07:25, 8 September 2013

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    |framestyle = line-height: 2.0em; border: none; padding: 0;
    |title      = 9 Member states
-   |[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg|border|22px|United States]] [[Wikipedia:United States|United States]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of the United States.svg|border|23px|United States]] [[Wikipedia:United States|United States]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of Russia.svg|border|22px|Russia]] [[Wikipedia:Russia|Russia]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of Russia.svg|border|23px|Russia]] [[Wikipedia:Russia|Russia]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of the European Union.svg|border|22px|European Union]] [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]] ([[Wikipedia:European Space Agency|ESA]])
+   |[[Image:Flag of the European Union.svg|border|23px|European Union]] [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]] ([[Wikipedia:European Space Agency|ESA]])
-   |[[Image:Flag of Japan.svg|border|22px|Japan]] [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of Japan.svg|border|23px|Japan]] [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of Canada.svg|border|22px|Canada]] [[Wikipedia:Canada|Canada]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of Canada.svg|border|23px|Canada]] [[Wikipedia:Canada|Canada]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of India.svg|border|22px|India]] [[Wikipedia:India|India]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of India.svg|border|23px|India]] [[Wikipedia:India|India]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of China.svg|border|22px|China]] [[Wikipedia:China|China]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of China.svg|border|23px|China]] [[Wikipedia:China|China]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg|border|22px|United Arab Emirates]] [[Wikipedia:United Arab Emirates|United Arab Emirates]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg|border|23px|United Arab Emirates]] [[Wikipedia:United Arab Emirates|United Arab Emirates]]
-   |[[Image:Flag of South Korea.svg|border|22px|South Korea]] [[Wikipedia:South Korea|South Korea]]
+   |[[Image:Flag of South Korea.svg|border|23px|South Korea]] [[Wikipedia:South Korea|South Korea]]
 }}
 |established   = 1975

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 |URL           = [http://www.lafayetteinc.com/ www.isa.int]
 }}
-The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organization dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisiana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $750 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China, the United Arab Emirates and South Korea. Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-16.-->
+The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organization dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisiana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $75 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China, the United Arab Emirates and South Korea. Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-16.-->
 ISA's space flight program includes human spaceflight, mainly through its [[List of ISA_missions#Space Shuttle program|Space Shuttle program]], the launch and operations of unmanned exploration missions to other planets, the Moon and Mars, Earth observations, science, telecommunication as well as maintaining a major [[Wikipedia:spaceport|spaceport]], the [[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]] at [[Gagarin Island]] and designing launch vehicles. The main European launch vehicles, the [[Rubin Design Aerospace|RDA]] [[Wikipedia:Space Shuttle|space shuttle]], and [[Wikipedia:Jupiter (rocket family)|Jupiter]] series of launchers are operated in conjunction with [[Wikipedia:NASA|NASA]], with ISA sharing in the costs of launching and further developing these launch vehicles.

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 |name          = International Space Agency
 |acronym       = ISA
 |established   = 1975
 |location      = United States
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 |URL           = [http://www.lafayetteinc.com/ www.isa.int]
 }}
-The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organization dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisiana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $750 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China and the United Arab Emirates. South Korea and Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-13.-->
+The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organization dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisiana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $750 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China, the United Arab Emirates and South Korea. Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-16.-->
 ISA's space flight program includes human spaceflight, mainly through its [[List of ISA_missions#Space Shuttle program|Space Shuttle program]], the launch and operations of unmanned exploration missions to other planets, the Moon and Mars, Earth observations, science, telecommunication as well as maintaining a major [[Wikipedia:spaceport|spaceport]], the [[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]] at [[Gagarin Island]] and designing launch vehicles. The main European launch vehicles, the [[Rubin Design Aerospace|RDA]] [[Wikipedia:Space Shuttle|space shuttle]], and [[Wikipedia:Jupiter (rocket family)|Jupiter]] series of launchers are operated in conjunction with [[Wikipedia:NASA|NASA]], with ISA sharing in the costs of launching and further developing these launch vehicles.

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 |URL           = [http://www.lafayetteinc.com/ www.isa.int]
 }}
-The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organisation dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $750 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China and the United Arab Emirates. South Korea and Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-13.-->
+The '''International Space Agency''' ('''ISA'''), established in 1975, is an [[Wikipedia:intergovernmentalism|intergovernmental]] organization dedicated to the [[Wikipedia:Space exploration|exploration of space]], currently with 9 member states acting in cooperation. Headquartered in [[Magnolia Bend]], Louisiana, ISA has a staff of more than 40,000 with an annual budget of about $750 billion in 2010. <!--United States, Russia, ESA (representing European Union), Japan, Canada, India, Callentine, China and the United Arab Emirates. South Korea and Saudi Arabia currently in talks to join as of 9-9-13.-->
 ISA's space flight program includes human spaceflight, mainly through its [[List of ISA_missions#Space Shuttle program|Space Shuttle program]], the launch and operations of unmanned exploration missions to other planets, the Moon and Mars, Earth observations, science, telecommunication as well as maintaining a major [[Wikipedia:spaceport|spaceport]], the [[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]] at [[Gagarin Island]] and designing launch vehicles. The main European launch vehicles, the [[Rubin Design Aerospace|RDA]] [[Wikipedia:Space Shuttle|space shuttle]], and [[Wikipedia:Jupiter (rocket family)|Jupiter]] series of launchers are operated in conjunction with [[Wikipedia:NASA|NASA]], with ISA sharing in the costs of launching and further developing these launch vehicles.

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 |location      = United States
 |headquarters  = Magnolia Bend, Louisiana, USA
-|spaceport     = [[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]]<br>[[Wikipedia:Vandenberg Air Force Base|Vandenberg Air Force Base]]
+|spaceport     = [[Wikipedia:Kennedy Space Center|Kennedy Space Center]]<br>[[Mid-Pacific Launch Center]]<br>[[Wikipedia:Vandenberg Air Force Base|Vandenberg Air Force Base]]
 |acronym       = ISA
 |administrator = Arthur Monroe<br>[[Ian Rubin]]<br>Harrison Whitford

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 |}
-A final American space shuttle, named ''Union'', was commissioned, but was cancelled during construction. The exterior was completed and the vehicle is now on display at the Lafayette Air and Space Museum. A third Russian orbiter, likely named ''Kastka'', was cancelled prior to assembly.
+A final American space shuttle, named ''Union'', was commissioned, but was cancelled during construction. The exterior was completed and the vehicle is now on display at the Lafayette Air and Space Museum. A third Russian orbiter, likely named ''Kasatka'', was cancelled prior to assembly.
 ==Missions==

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 |October 7, 2009
 |<!--[[Mid-Pacific Launch Center|MPLC]], SLC-1--> KSC, [[Wikipedia:Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39|LC-39C]]
-|First launch from KSC LC-39C; First [[International Space Agency|ISA]] Orbiter to dock with the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|ISS]].
+|First ISA Space Shuttle launch from Cape Canaveral; First [[International Space Agency|ISA]] Orbiter to dock with the [[Wikipedia:International Space Station|ISS]].
 |-
 | OV-110
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 |NET April 20, 2010
 |KSC, LC-39C
-|First ISA Space Shuttle launch from Cape Canaveral
 |-
 | OV-111