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The '''Komarov-bis''' is the [[spacecraft]] from the [[World of 2001]]. It is the most advanced version of the [[Komarov(2001)|Komarov]] soviet inner system transport spaceship. The main improvement is installation the Sakharov micro-fusion pulse drive, which very significantly boosts the spacecraft's characteristics.
 
The '''Komarov-bis''' is the [[spacecraft]] from the [[World of 2001]]. It is the most advanced version of the [[Komarov(2001)|Komarov]] soviet inner system transport spaceship. The main improvement is installation the Sakharov micro-fusion pulse drive, which very significantly boosts the spacecraft's characteristics.
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Names in service:  Komarov, Kizim
  
 
* [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage]
 
* [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage]
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Komarov Vladimir Komarov]
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leonid_Kizim Leonid Kizim]
  
 
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Komarov-bis


The Komarov-bis is the spacecraft from the World of 2001. It is the most advanced version of the Komarov soviet inner system transport spaceship. The main improvement is installation the Sakharov micro-fusion pulse drive, which very significantly boosts the spacecraft's characteristics.

Names in service: Komarov, Kizim


The World of 2001

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Spacecraft: Aquarius | Aquarius Id | Aries | Bondarenko | Centaur-O | Draco | Gagarin | Herculis | Komarov | Komarov-bis | Merkur | Moonbus | Orion | Patsayev | Polaris 1-XE | Rocketbus | Skorpion | Taurus | Titov V | Titov G

Space stations: Cytherean Station One | Space Station III | Space Station IV | Space Station V

Surface bases: Aberporth | Baikonur | Brest | Canberra | Cape Canaveral | Clavius Base | Cuxhaven | Hainan | Kadena AB | Korolevgrad | Lunar Observatory | Moscow | Phobos Base | Port Lowell | Prime Base | Serenitatis Base | Tchalinko | Tranquility Museum | Tycho | Washington