- Timeline
- Partners
- Assembly
- Modules
- Expeditions
- Flights
- FLIGHTS
- 1998-2001
- 2002-2006
- 2007-2009
- 2010-2013
- 2014-2019
- 2020-
- Planned
- FLIGHTS PLANNED
- Soyuz MS-25
- SpaceX Crew 8
- X-38
- America in Space
- Canada in Space
- China in Space
- Europe in Space
- India in Space
- Japan in Space
- Russia in Space
- Commercial Space Flight
- Astronauts & Cosmonauts
- Deep Space Probes
Cupola Observation Module
Named after the raised observation deck of a railroad caboose, the Cupola is designed for observation of activities outside the ISS, such as EVA's, robot arm activity, or approaching spacecraft. It can also provide a place for celestial or Earth observation. It can accommodate two astronauts at a time.
Cupola Specifications
Height: 4.7 feet
Diameter: 9.8 feet
Mass : 4,136 pounds
Launch date: 8 February 2010
Credit: NASA
Inside the Cupola (Click to enlarge) Credit: NASA |
Cupola Robotics Workstation (Click to enlarge) Credit: NASA |
Page last modified: 07 July 2017 13:31:46.