Some of the early results reported by several investigators in the solar physics discipline are described, as well as a subjective response to long-term zero-gravity exposure in several areas related to medical studies. Many of the roles in which man has participated in research aboard Skylab will again be important in future space activities such as the Space Shuttle. Examples are pointing, alignment, transient identification and response, and assurance of data quality. These tasks can be extended to include a greater role in data management and interpretation, so that some selectivity or processing, or both, might be appropriate onboard the spacecraft, prior to transmission of data to the ground.
Skylab report - Man's role in space research
Science ; 186
1974-10-18
Miscellaneous
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English
Skylab : The story of man's first station in space
TIBKAT | 1976
|The Kennedy Space Center role in Skylab
NTRS | 1974
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|AIAA | 1970
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