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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA:
Task/Target No.
:93-194-P
Session No.
: 01
B.
PERSONAL DATA:
Source No.
: 025
Monitor's No.
:N/A
Beacon/Sender No.
: N/A
c.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
: 14 Apr 93
Session Date
: 14 Apr 93
Start Time
:2:00
Stop Time
:3:00
Method Used
: ERV
Aids/Distractions (PIS)
: N/A
Pre-session Hunches (AVs)
:N/A
Date Summary Returned
: 14 Apr 93
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer's Estimate
Evaluator's Estimate
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: N/A
E.
SESSION SUMMARY
People come to the target site which is a structure and can view
something of importance that is scholarly or religious by nature.
People learn or acquire knowledge here and the site is not
associated with anything technical.
It has bright optimistic
surroundings and people have faith in their communications shared
at this site. The target is a building where groups of people join
or gather inside regularly and families may share in this enjoyable
experience.
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CPYRGHT
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MIR
CORE OF A
SPACE COLONY
Mankind's permanence in space may
begin with the Soviet station Mir,
Russian for "peace." Launched February
1986, Salyut-size Mir boasts improved
control and operations systems,
expanded crew space and-
nost significantly-a forward
locking adapter equipped
with five ports.
Here, four craft-all
already in use-deploy at the station.
A Soyuz TM space taxi has docked
vertically. A second TM departs the
forward port as a crew member inspects
he docking seals. Flying in formation,
ower, is a large module, nearly the size
of Mir itself. Equipped for manned and
unmanned operation, it could house
experiments for astronomy, materials
processing, or horticulture; periodically
t will dock with Mir. At the station's
tern rides a Progress freighter.
Inside Mir a cosmonaut monitors the
control station while another floats
oward his compartment with sleeping
ocoon and porthole-gracious living by
pace standards. A treadmill for jogging
tands at the cosmonaut's left.
First to occupy the station (left),
Vladimir Solovyev and Leonid Kizim,
i right, return last July after a
25- day mission to Mir
nd Salyut 7.
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PAINTING BY
PIERRE MION
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TASKING SHEET
SOURCE NO :
625
DATE:
14 APR 93
SUSPENSE :
15 APR 93
1200 hrs
1.
PROJECT NUMBER:
93-194-P
2.
METHOD/TECHNIQUE:
Method of choice.
3.
BACKGROUND:
None
4.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION:
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-Describe the target.
-Provide sketches in support of your findings.
5.
COMMENTS :
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-Optional Coordinates:
846127/477491.
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