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1 civilian astronaut
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2 astronaut
nкосмонавт, льотчик-космонавт; Ам. астронавт•- civilian astronaut - commander astronaut - drifting astronaut - EVA astronaut - female astronaut - free-flying astronaut - MMU-attached astronaut - MMU-equipped astronaut - prime crew astronaut - rescued astronaut - shuttle astronaut - space-suited astronaut - tethered astronaut - untethered astronaut - woman astronaut -
3 station
n1) станція; космічна станція2) місце, робоче місце (члена екіпажу)•- aerodrome control radio station - aerodynamic broadcast station - aeronautical station - aeronautical fixed station - aeronautical meteorological station - aeronautical telecommunication station - AFTN destination station - AFTN origin station - AFTN station - airborne early-warning station - aircraft station - air-ground control radio station - AOTV-serviced space station - astronaut-inhabited space station - astronaut tended space station - automatic relay station - automatic unified orbital station - automatic weather station - beacon station - broadcasting station - captain's station - civilian-manned space station - conservated space station - control radio station - coorbiting space stations - data return capsule-carried space station - deconservated space station - deorbited space station - direction and guidance radar station PJIC - direction-finding station - dual-keel space station - early-warning radar station - earth station - enlarged space station - extended duration space station - fixed station - flexible space station - flight engineer station - ground station - group control station - guidance station - inhabited space station - international space station - interplanetary station - landing direction-finding station - land station - LEO space station - long-functioning space station - long-lived space station - long-term space station - low-altitude space station - man-visited space station - master station - meteorological broadcasting station - meteorological observing station - mobile ship station - mobile station - mobile surface station - multimodule space station - multiple docking ports-equipped space station - multiple modules-docked space station - multiple pressurized modules space station - multipurpose space station - multisolar-panels-consisted station - network station - observation station - ocean station - off-net station - off station - OMV-equipped space station - on-orbit power generation station - orbital station - orbital laser power station - periodically tended space station - permanent space station - probe station - purely civilian-manned space station - radar station - radio-beacon station - radio direction-finding station - radio-range station - radiosonde station - radiowind station - receiving station - reconservated space station - regular station - relay station - remote station - resupply space station - satellite solar power station - satellite station - ship station - shore station - short-lived station - short-term space station - slave station - space station - space-based laser station - space tug-equipped orbital station - surveillance radar station - tethered space station - tracker station - tributary station - two docking ports-equipped space station - visited space station
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