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| Station Name | : | Genesis I | | Station Mass Value | : | 1,360 kg (3,000 lb) | >| Station Call Sign | : | NORAD #29252 | | Station Crew | : | Unmanned | >| Station Launch | : | July 12, 2006 14:53:30 UTC | | Station Launch Pad | : | Dombarovskiy base,Russia | | Station Entry | : | 2013|2019 | | Station Length | : | 4.4 m (14.4 ft) | | Station Width | : | _ | > | Station Pressurised Value | : | 4.4 m (14.4 ft) | | Station Perigee | : | 547.6 km (340.3 mi) | | Station Apogee | : | 579.4Â km (360.0Â mi) | | Station Orbital Inclination | : | 64.51° | | Station Orbital Period | : | 95.8 minutes | | Station Days In Orbits | : | 1,100 days | | Station Days Occupied | : | _ | | Station Noof Orbits | : | 16500 | | Station Distance Travel | : | _ | > | Station Added on | : | 2011-11-09 16:11:07 |
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Description : The private American firm Bigelow Aerospace designed and built Genesis 1 which was launched in the year 2006. Genesis 1 was the first module to be sent into the orbit by the company for determining the viability of long term inflatable space structures. It was launched from Yasniy, Russia on July 12th 2006. On December 2006 , Genesis I suffered major radiation as a result of solar storm. |
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