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1
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international space station
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India
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Perceived as a symbol of technological and scientific advancement, but not actively involved in its operations or management.
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1
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2
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international space station
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India
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Not involved in the development or operation of the International Space Station
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1
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3
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international space station
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India
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A symbol of technological advancement and international cooperation, and a source of national pride for the countries involved.
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1
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4
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international space station
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India
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Independent space program with plans for their own space station
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1
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5
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space station
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India
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Space stations are not a focal point of space exploration in India and Brazil, which have instead focused on satellite launches and interplanetary missions.
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1
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6
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space station
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India
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Space stations are not typically associated with India or Brazil as they are not the primary operators of manned space missions.
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1
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7
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space station operations
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India
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Investing in their own national space programs rather than direct involvement in international space station operations
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1
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8
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space station operations
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India
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Less emphasis on international collaboration and more focus on national space exploration goals
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1
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9
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space station operations
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India
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Limited involvement in space station operations and more emphasis on satellite launches and lunar missions
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1
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10
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space station operations
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India
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Focused more on unmanned space missions and satellite technology
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1
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11
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space station operations
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India
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Viewed as a Western-dominated endeavor with less relevance to their national space aspirations
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1
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