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Uzlovoy Module
Uzlovoy Module also known as UM ((ロシア語:Узловой Модуль), ''Nodal Module'')〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=В РКК "Энергия" утвердили эскиз нового узлового модуля МКС )〕 is a Russian spacecraft which will form part of the International Space Station, and later the proposed Russian OPSEK space station. Approved in 2011 and scheduled for launch in 2016, it is designed to connect modules of the future OPSEK space station.
==Design==
The nodal module is intended to serve as the only permanent element of OPSEK, a Russian space station intended to support deep space manned exploration missions to Mars, possibly the Moon, and Saturn. Other OPSEK modules will be replaced as they reach the end of their useful life, whilst the Uzlovoy Module will be refurbished on orbit for an extended period.
The module has six hybrid docking ports. One port is equipped with an active docking port to allow docking with the space station, while the remaining five ports are passive, enabling other spacecraft to dock with the module. The Nadir, or earth-facing, port will support automated transfer of propellants between docked Russian spacecraft and the ROS in both directions, and automated docking of manned and unmanned spacecraft using the Kurs system. The docking compartment has an internal volume of 14 cubic metres.
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