Space Station Phoenix
Space Station Phoenix
The all new space station, "Phoenix" was designed by The Phoenix Milita to replace Space Station Fox
Like the Fox, it will be used as a base of operations for astronomical and scientific experiments, assembly and refueling of spacecraft in orbit, providing intelligence data, relaying communications, monitoring weather and repairing satellites. After a grueling 9 year construction, the Phoenix, which was only supposed to take 5 years to build, was completed on 9\14\2014
- Service Module, berths 5 astronauts and houses many key systems
- Hab Module, berths 8 additional astronauts
- 4 Docking Nodes
- 5 Laboratory Modules
- PD-55 WD-1 TopaZ Nuclear Reactor
- Communications and Observation Module
- 6 Large and 6 Small Solar Panels for aux power
- Large Engineering Bay (for assembly, repair, and refueling of space craft, probes and satellites)
- 2 20mm CAAR CIWS turrets and 1 PD-421 THEL laser
Other features include radio, infrared, ultraviolet and optical telescopes, satellite and microwave relay systems, and a panoramic view of the earth and stars via polarized glass.
- A 3-D rendering of the station:
Not to be confused with Phoenix Spacestation