SLAOS

Sekidean Low Anterian Orbit Station

Picture of the station
Insignia of the station
Station statistics
COSPAR ID	1999-0BCA
SATCAT no.	31821
Call sign	Omicron, Slaos
Crew	Fully crewed: 4 Currently aboard: 3
Launch	3 December 1999 (1999-12-03)
Mass	129,700 kg (285,900 lb)
Length	31 m (102 ft)
Width	19 m (62 ft)
Height	27.5 m (90 ft)
Pressurized volume	351 m3 (12,400 cu ft)
Atmospheric pressure	101.3 kPa (14.7 psi; 1.0 atm) oxygen 21%, nitrogen 79%
Peri altitude	357 km (221.8 mi) AMSL
Apo altitude	377 km (234.3 mi) AMSL
Orbital inclination	51.64°
Orbital speed	7.71 km/s (27,800 km/h; 17,200 mph)
Orbital period	91.9 minutes
Orbits per day	15.7
Days in orbit	24 years, 4 months, 21 days
Days occupied	22 years, 10 months, 27 days
No. of orbits	123,212 as of May 2021
Configuration
Station elements as of June 2009

The Sekidean Low Anterian Orbit Station, commonly referred to by it shortcut SLAOS is a space station operated by the joint space program of the countries of the Sekidean Union. It is located on the Low Anterian Orbit, making one rotation in about 90 minutes.

History

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Current usage

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Relation to ISS

See also: International Space Station

Compared to the International Space Station, SLAOS is about 6 times smaller. Despite having their own space station, SPASEK as an organization regulairly sends a Sekidean astronaut onboard ISS as well.

The first ever interstation flight

On May 9th, 2007, the first ever station-to-station spaceflight happened, as a emergency supply ship left ISS for SLAOS.

At 04:35 PMT, sensors in SLAOS's laboratory module announced a sudden depressurization, and the module was automatically sealed off. Commander at the time, Marꞇin Ȝөʒinov, gave a pre-abandonment order after an alarm was sounded at 04:37 PMT. The crew of four gathered in the emergency escape module, waiting if the leak is in any other module as well. There were no reports of any further leak.

Crew

Position	Occupancy		Presence
Station Commander	Pavle Andrić		Yes
Nav-Com Engineer	Λunlijє Ƌeniþ		Yes
Researcher	Måꭈia Grövenƈbärg		Yes
Technical Engineer	—		No

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Future

The space station is to be decomissioned in 2026, unless a total reconstruction is approved, with the last crew leaving in early 2025.