An Interdisciplinary Engineering/Architectural Approach to the Conceptual Design of Space Stations

Authors

• Jan Osburg - Institute of Space Systems, University of Stuttgart
• Johannes Uhl - Department of Architecture, University of Stuttgart
• Ernst Messerschmid - European Astronaut Centre, Cologne

Topic

• Spacecraft
• Design processes

Citation

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