![The Mir Space Station Was a Marvel, a Clusterfuck, and an Underdog Hero](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vAgmOq7Z5L3aYBTSbV8dd1glMomPUrvMsnAwFIYl_4Lue0yhkKhXIjFmjc8C2PrWk7V5AC8eUblPAFW_DBonNcDhSgdpICsrmm-4fgBTBVVdnGrpC6nuyK35l9FutYsNJ04G368ar4UpswUcR_OugaGOEIeotsa5Q76S6k2xfoU2IEWDSKhVSO4LPzA44=s0-d)
The core module of the iconic Mir space station, launched 30 years ago Saturday, was a cramped living space that could barely support two cosmonauts. But over the years, the station evolved like a multicellular organism, sprouting six more pressurized limbs from the DOS-7 base block to become the largest spacefaring vessel of its day, as well as the first continuously inhabited orbital outpost in human history.
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