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Skylab
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Skylab [ˈskaɪˌlæb]
n
(Astronautics) a US space station launched in May 1973 into an orbit inclined at 50° to the equatorial plane at a mean altitude of 430 kilometres (270 miles), the astronauts working there under conditions of zero gravity. It disintegrated, unmanned, in 1979, with some parts landing in the outback of Australia
[from sky + lab(oratory)]
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Noun1.Skylab - United States space station; in orbit from 1973 to 1979
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skylab [ˈskaɪlæb] Nskylab m, laboratorio m espacial
Skylab [ˈskaɪlæb] nlaboratorio spaziale


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