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Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS using about four timesProgress vehicles a year.

More recently, ESA's ATVs have also been doing reboosts using MMH/N2O4 thrusters.

On the order of 2 m/s per month is required.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS about four times a year.

More recently, ESA's ATVs have also been doing reboosts using MMH/N2O4 thrusters.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS using about four Progress vehicles a year.

More recently, ESA's ATVs have also been doing reboosts using MMH/N2O4 thrusters.

On the order of 2 m/s per month is required.

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Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS about four times a year.

More recently, ESA's ATVs have also been doing reboosts using MMH/N2O4 thrusters.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS about four times a year.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS about four times a year.

More recently, ESA's ATVs have also been doing reboosts using MMH/N2O4 thrusters.

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Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS a few times a yearabout four times a year.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS a few times a year.

Biprop attitude control thrusters using UDMH and N2O4 in a docked Progress vehicle are used to reboost ISS about four times a year.

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