Focusing on the complexities of constructing the International Space Station, this book explores the intricate component technologies and systems integration involved in building space stations. Co-authored by Ernst Messerschmid, a pioneering German astronaut and expert in space systems, it serves as a valuable resource for students and engineers in the field, while also appealing to astronomy and space enthusiasts. The text delves into the potential applications of the ISS, underscoring its significance in the realm of extraterrestrial construction.
