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UNCLASSIFIED
WORKING PAPER
Target
#:
Date
:
T i me
:
Viewer
:
Sessi on
:
May 90
0945“ 1 520
052
SUMMARY OF
INFORMATION:
The
target
is
still
a structure.
It
is
cool
and has
a
musty smell.
There
are many angles and spots
of
light.
It
seems
to
be connected with research,
genetics
and
science.
There
is something
tall
that
slopes
up
and
has round shapes
of red
and blue
inside
of
it.
There
are
people
there
and
they seem to
be
small
in relation
to
this structure*
The
people
are
working
and
playing.
Inside
the structure
is
a round shape that seems
to
be
connected
to some sort
of
base,
diagonally
to the
round
shape.
There
are people talking
and blue
shapes.
Sometimes
it
is
dark
and
I
cannot
see
anything.
Then
it
gets really bright
and
I
can make
out
a bright round
light
and
a bright diagonal
shape.
The diagonal
seems
to
be
glowing.
There
is
an odd
smell
at
this
site.
There
is
a bright spot
of
light
that seems
to
be
in
the
middle
of
everything*
It
makes
me
feel
that
it
is
important.
There
are
pople moving around,
doing
something.
There
is possibly
a sound
of water dripping.
Something
is blinking
and/or throbbing
at
this
site*
It
is
loud and green.
There
is something digital
at
this
site*
Fifty feet from the
target
I
can
see
a
long,
tall,
narrow,
rectangular,
and solid structure.
A wooden beam
is
a part
of
it
or
attached
to
it
somehow.
There
is
a
jagged
part
of
the
structure
and something
is curved over
the
top
of
it.
Something seems
to
be moving
towards
me.
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IR space station was launched in February 1986, providing the core-vehicle habitat and flight
>1 center for a modular space complex.
ations of remote sensing, oceanography,
rology, and geodesy have been the focus
eated cosmonaut
investigations.
Even
ts
such
as
astronomical
observations,
erformed by cosmonauts, have military
Such
investigations,
for example,
can
e data useful for maintaining the orien-
of certain equipment to an accuracy of
arc-seconds, a capability needed to aim
3d-energy weapons.
ability to rendezvous and manually dock
ancooperative
spacecraft,
which
Soviet
nauts
demonstrated
in
1985 and
1986,
as military applications. Cosmonauts use
r rangefinder,- a night vision device, and
tical
sight
while perfonning
this
oper-
The Soviets state that
this procedure
How the rescue of cosmonauts stranded
it, but
it could also be useful for repair-
iendly
satellites and
for inspecting and
ing enemy satellites.
ducting
materials-processing
experi-
ments is an important cosmonaut function that
has
both
civilian and
military
applications.
Soviet
efforts
in
this
field,
however,
have
concentrated on the production of substances
with
militarily
significant
applications
re-
garding the development of semiconductor de-
vices,
infrared
and
optical
detectors,
and
electro-optical systems.
Another crucial cosmonaut activity is Earth
observation,
which
has
implications
for
re-
connaissance and targeting applications. The
Soviets report that their cosmonauts have used
visual observations, cameras, radars, spectrom-
eters, and multispectral electro-optical sensors
in their observations from SALYUT space sta-
tions.
These experiments suggest the Soviets
are evaluating their ability to locate, identify,
and track targets from outer space as the first
step toward designing
a space weapons
plat-
form for use against targets
in space and on
Earth.
Such
a platform may
eventually
be
used
for ASAT and
ballistic
missile
defense
Chapter III Strategic Defense and Space Operations
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—Aft
3-Man Soyuz Docks
With Space Station
MOSCOW—The
Soyuz TM5
spacecraft
carrying a three-man team of Soviet and Bul-
garian cosmonauts dopked yesterday with the
orbiting Mir space station, bringing the Mir
crew their Hrst human company in half a year.
The final docking sequences were shown
live by Soviet
television,, which returned to
regular programming minutes before the pro-
cedure was completed. The formal announce-
ment of the docking was carried by the official
Tass news agency.
After airlocks are secured, Soviet cosmo-
nauts Anatoly Solovyov and Victor Savinykh
along
with
Bulgarian
engineer
Alexander
Alexandrov
will join Soviets Vladimir Titov
and Musa Manarov onboard the Mir
for a
week of scientific experimentation and geo-
logical observation.
The 50-ton, 105-foot-long Mir complex
is
the
basic
building block
for a permanently
manned Soviet space station. It is a third-gen-
eration Soviet space station and now has crew
quarters for up to eight cosmonauts.
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