Space station The large space station should be in orbit sometime between 2020 and 2023.
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Axiom's space station will initially be connected to the International Space Station, orbiting the earth.
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The International Space Station is governed by an international treaty called the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) on Space Station Cooperation.
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When the space station is decommissioned, Axiom wants to detach its segment and operate as a free-flying commercial space station.
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Mir, the Russian space station, was seen as ramshackle and dated, about to be replaced by the bigger, better International Space Station.
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Currently, the only space station available for expedition crews is the International Space Station (ISS) a joint project, which several countries participate in.
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The International Space Station geared up for space taxisFor several years, NASA has partnered with commercial rocket companies to resupply the International Space Station.
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When the space station is eventually retired, the Axiom module would be detached and used as a building block for Axiom's private space station.
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An independent space station Sivan also announced at the press conference Thursday that India was planning to set up an independent space station by 2030.
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A biochemist by training, she was named NASA's first science officer for the International Space Station before being tapped (twice!) to command the space station.
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Astronauts, peering out of the space station windows, have witnessed close-calls to the exposed space station — including a "bullet hole" left in a solar array.
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China aims to send its space station into orbit two years before the International Space Station (ISS) retires in 2024, according to state news agency Xinhua.
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"We're hoping new capabilities will develop that can one day take over for the space station," said Robyn Gatens, the deputy space station director for NASA.
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It's also planning to have a fully operational permanent space station by 2022 -- around the same time funding for the International Space Station is expected to end.
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Science on the space station And as for science experiments and other items on SpaceX resupply missions to and from the space station, no launches have been rescheduled or canceled tyet, according to Patrick O'Neill, senior manager of marketing and communications for the International Space Station US National Laboratory.
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Another instance was with the Lunar Space Station model: Kent says that they changed the color of the handrails to better reflect what's used on the space station.
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First Chinese space station planned Both space lab and astronauts are part of China's slow progress towards its eventual goal -- the launch of the first Chinese space station.
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The International Space Station, for instance, is in a relatively debris-free orbit, but even here there is the threat of "natural debris" — micrometeors — pummeling the space station.
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Yu's the key subject of an experiment on the space station Talos One, but things aren't going quite so well — the space station has been overrun by aliens.
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While its space station is due to launch in coming years, the International Space Station (ISS) is facing a funding squeeze that could see it decommissioned by 2025.
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Here's the answer I got from Dan Barstow, the education manager for the International Space Station National Lab, who also curates an online collection of space station photography*:
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China is also planning to have a fully operational permanent space station by 2022 -- around the same time funding for the International Space Station is expected to end.
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To this end, the company has been testing an inflatable habitat on the International Space Station since 2016 and is currently manufacturing two B330s, its flagship commercial space station.
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China's most ambitious near-term project is the launch of its own space station by 2022, which coincides with the beginning of the end of the International Space Station.
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For instance, according to estimates, building and maintaining a space station like the International Space Station costs about 100 billion euros — over 100 times the annual budget of ISRO.
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"If the International Space Station, which has extended its service, is retired by 2024, China's new space station will be the only operational one in outer space," Wang added.
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Once Beijing ticks that box, it'll launch Tianhe — the core module for a Chinese Space Station with multiple modules that can approach the capabilities of the International Space Station.
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"It's 100 percent the flight controllers on the ground flying the space station," Zebulon Scoville, NASA's lead flight director of Expedition 52 for the International Space Station, tells The Verge.
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That's more or less the amount of time between the start of construction of their first space station docking target and the planned completion of their larger modular space station.
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If the schedule holds, China hopes to have its very own space station online by 2022 — a space station that some security analysts worry could be used for military applications.
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American inventor International Space Station made it possible for humans to live on an artificial satellite thatRead more: NASA is opening the International Space Station to $35,000-a-night visits
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If the International Space Station is decommissioned — the Trump administration has proposed ending federal financing for it by 2025 — the Tiangong-2 could become the only space station in orbit.
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International Space Station Livefeed Video: NASA Last week, the International Space Station (ISS) celebrated its 16th year of continuous human occupation, an enormous milestone for this ambitious and ongoing collaborative endeavor.
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Niki Werkheiser, the space station 3D printer program manager at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, recently spearheaded a project in which a 3D ratchet was printed on The International Space Station.
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There are only a handful of things that will allow you to leave the space station, and all of them have to do with the space station -- none are on Earth.
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I was up on the space station, and when you're up on the space station, they ask you, "Would you like to talk to anybody," like, any celebrities or interesting people.
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China also is aiming to have a fully operational permanent space station by 2022, as the future of the International Space Station remains in doubt due to uncertain funding and complicated politics.
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A Soyuz-FG rocket booster carrying the Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft with the International Space Station Expedition 26–6 prime crew members blasts off to the International Space Station from the Baikonur Cosmodrome.
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Whitson ranks behind a handful of Russian cosmonauts record-setters who spent time on Russia's Mir space station as well as the International Space Station (ISS), where Whitson spent her most recent mission.
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Lightning near Laos seen from the Space Station in 2012.
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The International Space Station faced some changes of its own.
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"The space station will benefit from having them on board."
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Of course, the space station is fiction, Tethys is real.
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The Sun and Earth, seen from the International Space Station.
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Light, a cold front, sound, or the International Space Station?
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I came to D.C. to work on a space station.
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I helped do the early design for a space station.
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The Empire then started building an even bigger space station.
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It aims to build a manned space station by 2022.
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Scott Kelly handing over space station command in February 2016.
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Not so much the astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
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They even tested it on board the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station has a brand new astronaut hangout.
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What if an alien breaks into the International Space Station?
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The capsule later reached the International Space Station without incident.
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Zinnia plants starting to grow on the International Space Station.
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Celebrations have even been held on the International Space Station.
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What training was required to visit the International Space Station?
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ET, the Dragon capsule was released from the Space Station.
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The International Space Station has been continuously inhabited since 2000.
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ET after spending five days docked to the space station.
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ET Thursday, first flew to the Space Station in 2014.
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We interviewed the astronauts on board the International Space Station.
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"You don't want crumbs" aboard the space station, Nick says.
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The International Space Station hit a fun milestone on Monday.
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When I come to, I'm in a nearby space station.
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And it's completely real, photographed from the International Space Station.
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The fate of the International Space Station may be uncertain.
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He is not pulling her off the space station anymore.
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SpaceX successfully launched a space station supply mission this morning.
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They had to move the ISS [International Space Station]. Why?
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Watch: SpaceX made another delivery to the International Space Station.
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The nonprofit Aerospace Corporation is also tracking the space station.
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Want to buy a ticket to the International Space Station?
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The International Space Station is getting some new real estate.
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NASA is the senior partner on the International Space Station.
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Five of us have flown in the International Space Station.
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It's also where astronauts live on the International Space Station.
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But the Starliner never made it to the space station.
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Koch and Meir step out of the International Space Station.
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German engineer Christoph Ruge conceptualized the International Space Station collection.
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Russian rockets bring American astronauts to the International Space Station.
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Thompson said the International Space Station was not at risk.
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So ... I'm doing a lot of space station training again.
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Go deeper: Boeing's Starliner won't reach space station after malfunction
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Go deeper: Where the International Space Station is right now
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The crew of the International Space Station sometimes sends greetings.
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SpaceX successfully launched an inflatable room to the space station
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Tiangong 2, while not designed for long-term habitation, is an important steppingstone toward building a Chinese space station that can be inhabited long term, similar to Russia's Mir or the International Space Station.
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While China is preparing its space station, with plans to start sending parts up in 2020, America is planning to exit the International Space Station -- the collaborative effort of 15 nations -- in 2024-2025.
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ISS Spotter All your Space Station spotting options Fun fact: Did you know that a few times a year, you can look up and watch the International Space Station (ISS) zoom across the sky?
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China will launch a "core module" for its first space station some time around 2018, a senior official said in April, part of a plan for a permanent manned space station in service around 2022.
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China said this week that it would launch a "core module" for its first space station some time around 2018, part of a plan to have a permanent manned space station in service around 2022.
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Peggy Whitson floats in the Cupola aboard the International Space Station.
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Western Europe captured by crew members aboard the International Space Station.
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Gerst will test CIMON aboard the space station until October 2018.
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Think about that, Sean, the space station is 250 miles up.
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The International Space Station is about to get three new residents.
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Williams commanded the space station and has also performed seven spacewalks.
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He liked the non-secret shuttle, and the Chinese space station.
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They regularly send cargo to and from the International Space Station.
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On Thursday, a SpaceX capsule docked with the Space Station, too.
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The International Space Station is arguably the coolest science project ever.
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He spent eight days aboard the international space station in 2002.
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BEAM will be installed on the space station for two years.
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He envisions the next space station as another destination for travelers.
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The first sections of the International Space Station have entered orbit.
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Spending a year on the space station would shock anyone's system.
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The space station flew over Hurricane Jose at 22017:26 a.m.
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Sarychev eruption in 2009, as seen from the International Space Station.
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As they floated in microgravity on the International Space Station, TODAY.
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This is where the space station and many scientific satellites orbit.
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China's decommissioned Tiangong-1 space station is heading back to Earth.
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The International Space Station (ISS) orbits Earth about every 90 minutes.
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The purpose is to do a little DIY space station repair.
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As the BEAM technology on the space station proves, it can.
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Mars, or even a space station, is nothing like that niche.
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"This is a very different colony" than the International Space Station.
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A miniature X-Wing swoops to attack the giant space station.
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Burj Khalifa, Large Hadron Collider, Channel Tunnel or International Space Station?
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 launching cargo to the International Space Station.
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The BEAM isn't a permanent addition to the space station, though.
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SpaceX already runs plenty of missions to the International Space Station.
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The BEAM is currently undergoing testing at the International Space Station.
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BST after undocking from the Space Station and speeding back home.
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Six other people also flew as tourists to the space station.
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Tim Peake has been busy up at the International Space Station.
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Already, the International Space Station (ISS) bears numerous scars from impacts.
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ISS Tech International Space Station tech at NASA's first CES booth
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What are the advantages to doing experiments on the space station?
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That's still well above the orbit of the International Space Station.
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I met the crew from AltspaceVR inside a virtual space station.
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Life on a space station, or a spaceship, can be boring.
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The Dragon capsule will arrive at the space station on Sunday.
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They replaced a broken battery charger on the International Space Station.
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In 2015, astronauts grew romaine lettuce on the International Space Station.
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Check out Gateway Foundation's video about the space station design below:
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Here are the best photos ever taken from the space station.
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The International Space Station (ISS) celebrates its 21st birthday this week.
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The accident has complicated NASA's operations with the International Space Station.
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For NASA, the space station is not running short of supplies.
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The agency is not ruling out India's own space station either.
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The idea was scuttled after Russia decommissioned the Mir space station.
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The astronaut is spending 342 days on the International Space Station.
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Currently, the uncrewed version transports supplies to the International Space Station.
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That's a boon for weight-conscious launches to the space station.
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Even the astronauts on the space station take time for fun.
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You've never felt so at home in a spooky space station.
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We've done the International Space Station, and we're good at it.
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Get back to the moon and forget the orbiting Space Station.
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We're testing a lot of technology on the International Space Station.
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The colony would function like a space station, but on Earth.
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Sunday's docking marks SpaceX's 19th cargo flight to the space station.
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Hundreds of other experiments are underway on the International Space Station.
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Crew Dragon will spend five days attached to the space station.
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"Time is super expensive on the International Space Station," Biniok said.
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It's slated to link up with the space station on Sunday.
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The space station mixtures were compared to samples mixed on Earth.
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This weekend, a derelict Chinese space station will plummet to Earth.
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It looks truly remarkable in images from the International Space Station.
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But only one is readily available at the International Space Station.
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Tiangong-1, China's first space station, is hurtling toward its doom.
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Astronaut Cady Coleman looking out window of the International Space Station / Image courtesy of NASA Astronaut Cady Coleman looking out window of the International Space Station / Image courtesy of NASA But as one NASA engineer noted in a Quora post explaining the NASA decision to decommission the Space Station, the agency simply lacks the resources to do everything that it wants to do.
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In this frame from NASA TV, NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold, left, and NASA astronaut Drew Feustel work on shuffling around a couple of space station pumps at the International Space Station on Wednesday, May 16, 2018.
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Rival to ISS China's space station is expected to be sent into orbit just as the US-led International Space Station goes out of service -- making China potentially the only country with a permanent space presence.
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Once the cargo Dragon reaches the space station, the robotic arm will place OCO-3 on the outside of the space station, where the instrument will help scientists learn how carbon dioxide fluctuates all over the world.
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Rival to ISS The Chinese space station is expected to be sent into orbit just as the US-led International Space Station goes out of service -- making China potentially the only country with a permanent space presence.
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While some question whether the operation of a space station is commercially viable, the fact that something would have to be done with the space station once the NASA shuttle program was decommissioned was a foregone conclusion.
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NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough — the sole American on the International Space Station right now — filled out his (very much) absentee ballot through a special electronic system specifically set up for astronauts on the Space Station, NASA said.
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SpaceX and NASA are ready to send the next cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station, which contains over 250 different research investigations that the space station crew will carry out over the next few months.
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"There's so many of them that if you look at the total surface area of the satellites, it's like putting a space station or more above the [existing] space station—that's what these satellites represent," Christiansen said.
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A record-breaking crew is about to return from the space station.
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Life tracks the fates of six astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
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Two Nodes satellites deployed from the International Space Station on May 16.
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Nabro in Eritrea, seen in January 2011 from the International Space Station.
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"The space station is […] already on extended life right now," Ansari said.
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But renting the space station for $35,000 a night and doing experiments.
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The International Space Station orbits at 409 kilometers (5003 miles), for comparison.
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She is currently on the space station and has conducted two spacewalks.
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Then in May 2015, the space station got its first coffee machine.
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People know about the Large Hadron Collider and the International Space Station.
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That upgraded spacecraft will soon carry people to the International Space Station.
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You can now explore the International Space Station via Google's Street View.
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Meir arrived on the space station for her first mission this week.
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The Dragon spacecraft will carry an expandable habitat to the space station.
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These videos aren't beamed down from the Space Station in this form.
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A rocket bound for the International Space Station had burst into flames.
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This spaceflight marks Whitson's third long-duration stint on the Space Station.
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OCO-22018, rather, will be attached to the massive orbiting space station.
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It didn't matter if you blew up the space station or not.
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That's abundantly clear in footage captured by the International Space Station (ISS).
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One even pinged off a space station window, damaging the thick glass.
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The International Space Station is the largest spacecraft humans have ever built.
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Google unveiled its newest Street View location yesterday: the International Space Station.
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Google Street View now lets you explore the International Space Station (ISS) .
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The Bigelow Expandable Activity Module on the outside of the Space Station.
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Now, Bigelow is focusing on its next space station design: the B330.
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The International Space Station is apparently in need of a garage sale.
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So the International Space Station sees 16 sunrises in a single orbit.
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Astronauts fired this small, rectangular hunk from the International Space Station today.
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Image: DOEThis centrifuge simulates Earth-like gravity aboard the International Space Station.
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Image: Getty ImagesThe fire can be seen from the International Space Station.
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Beijing is also planning to launch a permanent space station by 2022.
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Friday marked his third space station trip -- another record, according to NASA.
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Crew Dragon left the International Space Station at about 2:30 a.m.
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The Dragon capsule also flew to the Space Station already in 2015.
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Astronauts on the Space Station still use powdered drinks today, NASA said.
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The space station is you, your body, the only one you've got.
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We effectively already have one space colony, the International Space Station (ISS).
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly conducts a spacewalk outside the International Space Station.
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There is no spacewalk being conducted outside the International Space Station today.
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What is it like leaving the space station and landing on Earth?
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The International Space Station is ready to deploy its first expandable habitat.
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The Chinese plan to construct a space station in orbit by 2022.
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And who actually delivers the groceries to the International Space Station (ISS)?
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August 2011: Cosmonaut Sergei Volkov visits his plants on the space station.
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SpaceX's next cargo mission to the space station is scheduled for November.
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NASA's cargo deliveries to the International Space Station will probably be disrupted.
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NASA has announced a plan to start commercializing the International Space Station.
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SpaceX has not delivered supplies to the space station since April 2015.
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A photograph of CubeSats being shot out of the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station is deafeningly noisy: fans whirr and electronics hum.
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The spacecraft departed from the space station Tuesday at 210:2944 p.m.
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They'll improve power system on the space station, Kimbrough told Spaceflight Now.
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This was unexpected, because the space station has its own unique microbes.
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We'll have to compare notes on Space Station when Kara's not around.
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That Space Adventures mission will not fly to the space station, however.
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China aims to complete a multi-module, inhabited space station around 2022.
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True love is chasing down your possessed girlfriend in a space station.
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Scores of such missions have kept the space station stocked since Nov.
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The spacecraft is scheduled to stay at the space station until May.
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But zoomed in, that "sun spot" is actually the International Space Station.
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Memorable moments Koch arrived at the space station on March 14, 2019.
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It then linked up to the International Space Station for five days.
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We were treated to an International Space Station flyover and several meteors.
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An "emotionally intelligent" robot upgrade is headed to the International Space Station.
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Skybot's trip to the space station was also a kind of test.
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It's about what they do when they get to the space station.
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Here, time is shared between Starliner and the space station 50/5003.
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We provide a service from the Earth up to the space station.
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"The return was much worse than the adjustment" to the space station.
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Should I travel aboard the International Space Station and experience zero gravity?
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In 2016, two of them spent 30 days in China's space station.
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The spacecraft is designed to carry astronauts to the International Space Station.
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NASA still needs to build and launch a lunar Gateway space station.
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Over the weekend, we told you about NASA's new expandable International Space Station habitat, the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), a 13-foot-long by 10.5-foot-wide room now attached to the outside of the Space Station.
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The concerns from NASA's Space Station Advisory Committee come as SpaceX is getting ready to ferry NASA astronauts to and from the International Space Station as part of the agency's Commercial Crew Program in late 2017 or 2018.
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This story has since been updated.) * Tiangong-21 space station to re-enter atmosphere Monday morning * Likely to re-enter off southern coast of Brazil * Space station was launched in 2011 * Beijing says unlikely any large pieces will reach ground SHANGHAI, April 2 (Reuters) - China's Tiangong-1 space station is forecast to re-enter the earth's atmosphere near the southern coast of Brazil between 8:42 a.m.
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Since 2001, a Virginia company called Space Adventures has offered multimillionaires the opportunity to hitch a ride on a Russian flight to the space station, ferrying seven people to the International Space Station over the course of eight years.
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If the rocket gets off the ground then — forecasters expect more unsettled weather — it would arrive at the space station on Monday, when the space station crew will grab the Dragon capsule and attach it to a docking port.
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Beijing plans to begin construction of its own manned space station next year.
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Eventually, the Long March 7 will be used for space station resupply missions.
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There was no spacewalk being conducted outside the International Space Station that day.
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I ask Bleth if Branson's rocket-planes will fly to that space station.
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The British astronaut spent 186 days orbiting Earth aboard the International Space Station.
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Eruptions on Mt. Etna as seen from the International Space Station in 2002.
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The International Space Station is under constant threat of impact from space debris.
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Take Skylab, which launched in 1973, and served as our first space station.
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You see this little pin I'm wearing is from the International Space Station.
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In 2014 and 2015, you spent 199 days on the International Space Station.
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The Dragon spacecraft is due to arrive at the space station on Sunday.
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Astronauts on the International Space Station tweeted images of fires seen from orbit.
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This is the first time for a woman outside of the space station.
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Here's a look at the rise and fall of China's first space station.
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In 303, Whitson became the first woman to command the International Space Station.
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BEAM looks like a bulbous, onion-like tent protruding from the space station.
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The ship delivered food and supplies to the International Space Station in March.
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The space station is what we call a one-atmosphere, or shirtsleeve, environment.
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"We would love to see Disney have a Disney space station," Bigelow said.
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Orbital developed the Cygnus spacecraft that delivers cargo to the International Space Station.
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Extending the space station program comes with its own set of cons, though.
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NASA uses the MiniPix to monitor radiation on board the International Space Station.
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We have the International Space Station orbiting between 330 and 435 kilometers high.
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We're excited to announce Aurora Space Station, the world's first luxury space hotel.
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"And we want landers that go back and forth from that space station."
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Space station crewmembers will reenter the module a few more times this week.
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But how to film Whitson on the International Space Station before her return?
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However, aboard the space station in a microgravity environment, things are much different.
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That modular thinking was inspired by the style of the international space station.
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The Dragon is expected to make it to the space station on Saturday.
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Astronauts grow edible plants in the Veggie facility on the International Space Station.
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It also flies cargo supply ships to the International Space Station for NASA.
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He later commanded the second crewed mission to America's first space station, Skylab.
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Former NASA astronaut and International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly joins me next.
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Twenty mice headed to the International Space Station are about to find out.
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Later that year, she was invited to write for NASA's space station blog.
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A stay on the International Space Station costs tens of millions of dollars.
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There are even live camera views from the Space Station showing the curvature.
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"Good morning, good morning," tweeted Kanai earlier today from the International Space Station.
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In a single year, the space station orbits Earth a whopping 5,840 times.
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More recently, French astronaut Thomas Pesquet played one on the International Space Station.
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It is carrying about 400 pounds supplies and equipment to the space station.
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On the space station, you live in a very friendly, very good environment.
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So you can learn different things by controlling that on the space station.
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Scott Kelly looks at a tablet in his quarters on the Space Station.
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Only about 220 people have ever been on board the International Space Station.
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On one hand, China recently encouraged international participation in its space station plans.
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Even the robot on the International Space Station has its own Twitter account.
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That, in turn, should reduce the cost of the resupplying the space station.
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Axiom is planning to launch a private space station to replace the ISS.
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Four out of the 11 that exist are on the space station currently.
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The rocket will carry a cargo ship bound for the International Space Station.
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From 2015 to 2016, Kelly spent 340 consecutive days on the space station.
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It's completed the International Space Station, where astronauts have lived for 15 years.
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon automatically docking with the International Space Station earlier this year.
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You do not want to miss seeing it from the International Space Station.
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The smoke from the fires could be seen from the International Space Station.
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Two B330 modules could potentially link together to form their own space station.
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The International Space Station has hosted a number of pharma and biotech experiments.
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He has actually run a space station and kept people alive in space.
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But for reasons China hasn't fully explained, its first-ever space station malfunctioned.
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It's hard to predict exactly when and where the space station will crash.
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The Crew Dragon capsule docked with the International Space Station a day later.
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NASA plans to open the International Space Station to commercial business, including tourism.
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LG: We had this magical experience with this Space Station Bar in Japan.
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The hole caused a small air leak at the space station in August.
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SpaceX carries cargo, and soon will carry astronauts, to the International Space Station.
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The game's name is derived from the space station you're headed to, Tacoma.
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One of the company's pods is already attached to the International Space Station.
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But then things on the space station start getting really weird, really fast.
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The researchers have sent flies to the space station before, in January 2015.
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One of her favorite moments was when they arrived at the space station.
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Snapshot: Above, Jessica Meir, left, and Christina Koch aboard the International Space Station.
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Nowak operated the robotic arms of the shuttle and the International Space Station.
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NASA said Wednesday's spacewalk is the 225th conducted at the International Space Station.
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An Antares rocket with different engines successfully reached the space station in October.
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Several Progress ships successfully ferried cargo to the space station before Thursday's failure.
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They've since been riding Russian rockets to get to the International Space Station.
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She is also the first woman to have commanded the space station twice.
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The Starliner spacecraft is designed to carry astronauts to the International Space Station.
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Right now, four men and two women are living at the space station.
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NASA tweeted early Sunday that it had attached to the International Space Station.
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They headed outside of the International Space Station to repair a power controller.
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He's now aboard the space station as a flight engineer for several expeditions.
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There are other space station doors as well that require an AtlasPass v3.
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It also plans to launch a 20-metric-ton space station around 2022.
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Its radiatorlike lattice of cooling canals is visible from the International Space Station.
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Trump also holds a video call with astronauts on the International Space Station.
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The next day, the Crew Dragon successfully docked onto the International Space Station.
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The spacecraft had a successful trip to the International Space Station last year.
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The drive from Las Lajas to the space station is barren and dusty.
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The other justification for the space station is the "international" in its name.
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Along the beach was a lifeguard stand turned into a psychedelic space station.
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I like to joke we'll do the year 5150 on Space Station Fargo.
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On October 3, the International Space Station passed 250 miles over Hurricane Matthew.
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Plants have successfully been grown on the International Space Station in the past.
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" -- October 18 teleconference with participants of first all-female spacewalk on International Space Station Facts First: Trump was immediately fact checked by Meir, who noted that this is not "the first time for a woman outside of the Space Station.
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"This large space station can accommodate four people indefinitely and five people for many months," Bigelow said in a statement to Business Insider in September, adding, "the B330 is an exploration-destined space station, and we are excited about its future."
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Nanoracks has a track record of delivering when it comes to space station technology: It's the first company to own and operate its own hardware on the International Space Station, and it has accomplished a lot since its founding in 2009.
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This ISS module may not be a full-fledged private space station, but it is a step in NASA's goal of further commercializing the existing space station and ultimately paving the way for more commercial activity in low Earth orbit.
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However, the mission did lead to later cooperative space flights, which included American astronauts guesting on the Mir space station, Russian cosmonauts flying on the space shuttle, and finally Russia being included as a partner on the International Space Station.
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RELATED: Pentagon asks for major budget increase amid threats from Russia, China and North Korea Privatize space station missions The administration proposed turning much of NASA's work at the International Space Station over to private companies within the next decade.
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"We fly the space station not only when it's easy but when it's hard."
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At about 5 am ET, the Dragon capsule was released from the Space Station.
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The International Space Station captured the swirling clouds in the hours before Debbie hit.
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Greece and the Aegean and Ionian Seas as seen from the International Space Station.
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An AI-based astronaut assistant, CIMON, is currently working on the International Space Station.
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Six months later, the crew voyage will take place to the International Space Station.
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Enter Kelly, who famously spent 340 days in space onboard the International Space Station.
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The country's Soyuz spacecraft transport NASA astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
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New screensavers were added to Apple TV, including views from the International Space Station.
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And NASA has even managed to grow some greens on the International Space Station.
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The SpaceX rocket will carry cargo for an International Space Station (ISS) resupply mission.
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The module, known as the BEAM, is currently attached to the International Space Station.
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Since 1998, 214 spacewalks have occurred at the International Space Station, according to NASA.
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Astronauts pose for a photo in the International Space Station on April 7, 203.
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Lengthy stays on board the International Space Station don't seem to hurt sperm fertility.
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Made in Space already has a plastic-extrusion printer on board the space station.
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A prototype arrived at the space station in July, and will be tested shortly.
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Besides France's Pesquet, the space station is home to two Americans and three Russians.
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In an act of justice, Fred Johnson and James Holden raided a space station.
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The agency also released video of the storm taken from the International Space Station.
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After launch, the Dragon is slated to rendezvous with the space station on Wednesday.
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The environment of the International Space Station isn't exactly hospitable to the human body.
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LONDON — The two cameras sit on the Russian part of the International Space Station.
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We had Scott Kelly doing a full year on the International Space Station recently.
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About a day later, the Crew Dragon will dock with the International Space Station.
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is opening up a space station to tourism.
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The vehicle will carry supplies for the astronauts on board the International Space Station.
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The stressful conditions of the space station actually caused the fungi to grow faster.
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Leroy Chiao is a former NASA astronaut and commander aboard the International Space Station.
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Look at this photo above taken aboard the International Space Station, and think again.
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It would be impossible to make that kind of determination from the space station.
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It will be located near China's future Tiangong-3 space station for easier servicing.
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It took with it $53 million in NASA's supplies for the International Space Station.
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A phytoplankton bloom in the Bering Sea, as seen from the International Space Station.
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Koch arrived on the International Space Station on March 14 for her first mission.
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An uncrewed SpaceX Dragon capsule is on its way to the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station has been an ongoing program for more than two decades.
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That gives them just five years to do regular runs to the space station.
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On a related note, the space station hasn't been aired out in fifteen years.
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Any loose powder on the space station is a catastrophe for the ventilation systems.
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By the numbers: The space station completes 16 orbits around our planet each day.
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The mission is the private space company's 10th resupply to the International Space Station.
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And what to do about the Space Station has clearly been on astronaut's minds.
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U.S. astronaut Peggy Whitson is on a long mission to the International Space Station.
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Tonight's launch was the commercial spaceflight company's ninth mission to the International Space Station.
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An uncrewed Russian spacecraft meant to resupply the International Space Station has been lost.
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Next week, astronauts on the International Space Station are getting a brand new room.
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He spent 159 days on the space station from October 2010 to March 2011.
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Peake and Kopra were back inside the pressurized space station at 12:31 p.m.
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Crewmembers on the Space Station, for example, tend to have fun with their food.
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You're the sole survivor aboard a space station that's been shattered by forces unknown.
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The cargo capsule was filled with supplies for astronauts onboard the International Space Station.
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The Tiangong-2, and its predecessor Tiangong-1, are prototypes for a space station.
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Both companies will continue to resupply the space station once their original contracts expire.
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It's already delivered satellites and has made resupply trips to the International Space Station.
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Jack Kinzler, who saved Skylab, a billion-dollar space station, with a makeshift parasol.
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Like that space station, the Trump administration has a built-in weakness: historic unpopularity.
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But in the meantime, Orbital ATK needed to launch cargo to the space station.
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Astronauts usually endure all that for six months on the International Space Station (ISS).
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I zoom past relics of what appears to be an old alien space station.
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We have astronauts on the International Space Station that answer people's questions on Twitter.
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The Russian presence on the International Space Station may be getting a little smaller.
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Until 2628, the International Space Station (ISS) was not directly connected to the internet.
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The only other place I can try my luck is a nearby space station.
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Bigelow Aerospace is planning to orbit its own space station, which is remarkable enough.
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Operating the International Space Station costs NASA $3 billion to $4 billion a year.
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As seen from the International Space Station from another angle, Harvey is still extensive.
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Astronaut Shane Kimbrough was aboard the International Space Station during the 2016 presidential election.
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Those solar panels on his space station were burned-out relays from the boiler.
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She has spent 322 days in orbit during two missions to the space station.
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The International Space Station (ISS) has been orbiting Earth for 21 years this week.
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When I was up there, several times I heard debris hit the space station.
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A crew arrived in 2000, and the space station has been continuously occupied since.
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Astronauts aren't the only life forms on board the International Space Station right now.
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In 2014, the first 3-D printer was sent to the International Space Station.
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Team: Orion Span includes some of the folks who built the International Space Station.
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The company also plans to open its giant space station to government space agencies.
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My guess is that the space station was actually more than 400 kilometers away.
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You can still buy two seats on a trip to the International Space Station.
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A model of the Olympus space station module at Bigelow Aerospace near Las Vegas.
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J.'s role on the first Skylab mission helped save NASA's first space station.
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Even if it weren't, it's not clear how a privatized space station could operate.
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An earlier program, to take cargo to the space station, was a resounding success.
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Vehicles connect to the space station in one of two ways: berthing or docking.
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He was the space station project scientist before he retired from NASA in 1986.
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The Soyuz is the only way for people to get to the space station.
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It's not the first time a robot has flown to the International Space Station.
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In March of 2001, the space station Mir was about to reenter the atmosphere.
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A new Russian humanoid robot arrived at the International Space Station on August 26th.
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The agency would remove earlier restrictions on profit-seeking activities onboard the space station.
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Earlier in the month, NPR interviewed the spacewalking duo from the International Space Station.
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Crew Dragon autonomously docked with the space station then later returned safely to Earth.
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Boeing's first flight of its Starliner to the space station is also months away.
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It also said the satellites might be a risk to the International Space Station.
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The Soyuz spacecraft is one of three spaceships currently docked at the space station.
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Astronauts aboard the space station will get to watch the new Star Wars movie.
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"We send up resupply missions every few months (to the space station)," Schierholz said.
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The mice began their stay on the space station after docking on December 8.
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The first US space station was called Skylab; this photo shows its interior chamber.
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SpaceX is tentatively aiming to resume cargo flights to the space station this month.
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It is tentatively aiming to resume cargo flights to the space station in January.
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Has the training for the space station changed substantially since you were last there?
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In an opening sequence, "Life" allows viewers to float through an international space station.
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SpaceX successfully completed its uncrewed test flight to the space station earlier in 2019.
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But it's likely the majority of the space station burned up in its descent.
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It was hard to predict exactly when and where the space station would crash.
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In 1973, Bean commanded the second mission to Skylab, the first U.S. space station.
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Nasa plans to launch a similar satellite next year to the International Space Station.
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An 'international space station' with only white dudes would have been boring and dumb.
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Most astronauts who go the space station come back after 180 days or so.
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The plan involves a permanent "lunar gateway," a space station to orbit the moon.
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Another astronaut and cosmonaut are due to join the space station crew this month.
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It is planning to launch construction of its own manned space station next year.
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The International Space Station flies over Earth at an altitude of about 250 miles.
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During the early days of the space station, an astronaut on a spacewalk became coated in an inch of toxic frozen ammonia and had to remain outside the space station for a full orbit until the ammonia could evaporate from his suit.
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The idea is similar to the Commercial Orbital Transport System program that is delivering cargo to and from the International Space Station and the Commercial Crew program under development by SpaceX and Boeing to take astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
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"The best way to think about it is we learn how to live and work on the Moon, but we launch to Mars from a space station that we have in orbit around the Moon — a space station we call Gateway," Bridenstine replied.
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This was an important success for SpaceX, which currently launches commercial satellites, cargo to the International Space Station (ISS), and next year intends to launch American astronauts to the space station, and it was an a great demonstration of American ingenuity and determination.
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INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION, April: Space Race, 2019 edition: Just a few months after Russia's contract to send American astronauts to the International Space Station on the Soyuz spacecraft expires, Elon Musk's SpaceX is scheduled to fly its first test flight with a crew.
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The people working on the Talos I space station love Leitner and idolize his musicianship.
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While aboard the space station, the three conducted scientific research in biology, biotechnology and science.
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China aims to put an astronaut on the moon and a space station in orbit.
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The Dragon capsule full of supplies will reach the International Space Station in two days.
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After a month at the International Space Station, SpaceX's Dragon capsule returns safely to earth.
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But I knew I wasn't destined for the Oval Office or the International Space Station.
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Debbie was big enough to be seen from the cameras aboard the International Space Station.
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And it's pretty cool that it came from a telescope on the International Space Station.
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They're either dead, or transported to a space station orbiting Io, one of Jupiter's moons.
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They're also developing technology to send astronauts to the Space Station, so not just cargo.
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The International Space Station is receiving its second cargo shipment in less than 24 hours.
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The former International Space Station commander said the risk of death was simply too high.
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One had to do with old electrical equipment and power issues aboard the space station.
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More than 60 years later, Fisher Space Pens are used on the International Space Station.
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Astronauts Nick Hague (left), Christina Koch, and Anne McClain on board the International Space Station.
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For reference, the International Space Station orbits the Earth at an altitude of 400 kilometers.
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Meir arrived on the space station for her first mission at the beginning of October.
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The mission is credited with kick-starting eventual international cooperation aboard the International Space Station.
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Tonight, three astronauts are heading for the International Space Station, and you can join them.
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Various satellites fly through the ionosphere, as well as astronauts on the International Space Station.
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The plan entails building a new space station in the Moon's orbit called the Gateway.
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"This is the first time for a woman outside of the space station," Trump said.
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The British astronaut Tim Peake, who is on the International Space Station, expressed his condolences.
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An uncrewed Russian Progress cargo ship blasted off towards the International Space Station on Wednesday.
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Or if an intergalactic empire built a space station that could blow your planet up.
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They then hope to attach this refurbished tank to the International Space Station for testing.
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NASA is sure it will be a hit amongst crewmembers on the International Space Station.
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Then, dangling from the ceiling, you'll live in a simulation of the International Space Station.
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Tacoma takes place in the year 2088, on a space station of the same name.
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The Crew Dragon doesn't need a robotic arm to get to the International Space Station.
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Read on for Will Smith, the International Space Station, and the year's creepiest animatronic toy.
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It also happens to be the fiftieth spacewalk in the International Space Station program's history.
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If you could print something out aboard the International Space Station, what would it be?
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Eventually, this policy agenda envisions transforming the International Space Station into a public-private partnership.
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The International Space Station, around 400km up, buzzes round in an hour and a half.
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The budget confirms previous reporting from The Verge regarding the future of the space station.
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The satellites, called "doves," are flown by companies like SpaceX to the International Space Station.
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That purchase gave Hypergiant Galactic the ability to launch cubesats via the International Space Station.
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It currently believes it would take five to seven years to conceptualize the space station.
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Sunday&aposs cargo launch to the space station, which is scheduled for 4:39 a.m.
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SpaceX and Boeing, for example, will soon begin ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station.
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The impact: When the space station ends, international collaboration in space could look very different.
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Ever wanted to have sex upside-down in zero gravity on the International Space Station?
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Astronaut Scott Kelly briefly leaving the International Space Station to re-dock a Soyuz spacecraft.
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Lonestar was carried to the space station as part of the Orbital's fourth cargo run.
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I want to know what the space station is doing all the way out there.
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The space station was orbiting in lower Earth orbit at about 28,2500 miles per hour.
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Launched in 21, Tiangong-1 — or the "Heavenly Place" — was China's first human space station.
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And in 1979, NASA's old space station Sky Lab also plunged to Earth without aid.
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Boeing's first operational mission to the space station will mark his first time in space.
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"I always wanted to be an astronaut!" she told the International Space Station crew. Sen.
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In 2008, NASA spent $19 million on a Russian toilet for the International Space Station.
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Between 2021 and 2025 — the following Five Year Plan — the space station will be finished.
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You can even get a notification when the International Space Station is passing by overhead.
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Imagine the cost of sending enough fabric to cover a space station roof on Mars!
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They spent six months in space aboard the International Space Station between 2009 and 2013.
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It docked with the International Space Station (ISS) for a few days before returning home.
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In this illustration, a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft approaches the International Space Station for docking.
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The blue dots represent orbiting satellites, and the pink line represents the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station has had to adjust its orbit just to avoid the stuff.
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"A Beautiful Planet," age 133+ This stunning documentary takes viewers onto the International Space Station.
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His designs are still used in the shuttles that dock at the International Space Station.
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NASA previously eliminated proposals from Boeing Co and Lockheed-Martin for space station resupply missions.
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It started in the 1990s when Helen Sharman was flown to the Russian space station.
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For years, the United States has relied on Russia for rides to the space station.
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As detailed in the report, the space station might turn into a hotel for tourists.
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Reagan lived just long enough to see the first astronauts begin inhabiting the space station.
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The government aims to send a permanent manned space station into orbit by around 2022.
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We'll start close to home, though, just above the atmosphere in the International Space Station.
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"On the space station it is important that you are a nice boss," Gerst said.
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Chinese astronauts during a 22013 live broadcast from onboard the Tiangong-22 prototype space station.
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Exhibit B: Somehow the astronaut protagonists lose their bearings completely when their space station rotates.
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Eighty percent said that the International Space Station was a good investment for the country.
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This place is your home and I respected the achievement that is the space station.
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Three people are now aboard the space station: a German, a Russian and an American.
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A US astronaut snapped a photo of the storm from aboard the International Space Station.
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Two NASA astronauts are floating around in the void outside the International Space Station Friday.
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The U.S. must not let China be the only power with an operational space station.
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Boeing, like SpaceX, is developing a capsule to fly NASA astronauts to the space station.
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Currently, Russia's space program is entirely dependent on its space station partnership with the West.
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People have been celebrating holidays of all kinds on the Space Station for 16 years.
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From the space station they carried out research and space-walked to make needed repairs.
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Our astronauts have been hitching rides to the International Space Station on Russia's Soyuz rockets.
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Artemis currently calls for housing astronauts inside a moon-orbiting space station called the Gateway.
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In a letter last December, a space station advisory committee headed by retired Lt. Gen.
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The Air Force cared about muscles, and growing plants in a space station, and Firefox.
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The International Space Station was unusually crowded this week because the station command changed hands.
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Astronauts have never had a home-cooked meal in space aboard the International Space Station.
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It's possible Russia sneaked a military sensor onto an otherwise peaceful space-station resupply mission.
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The Russian government plans to get FEDOR working on the International Space Station by 2021.
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About a century later, the Soviets launched the first space station, Salyut 1, in 6503.
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The astronaut Scott Kelly returned to Earth after 340 days on the International Space Station.
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On July 22, 1987, Faris started his historic journey to the Russian space station Mir.
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It was also apparently Samantha Cristoforetti's favorite when she was on the International Space Station.
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Like Saffire-I, the experiment will begin only after Cygnus has left the space station.
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If someone offered me a free trip to the International Space Station, I would decline.
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The International Space Station (ISS) may well be the most valuable project created by humans.
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There's also a more solitary experience that's made for exploring the game's space station setting.
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It's also due to begin ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station in coming months.
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"We'll still have raging debates about the future of the International Space Station," he said.
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China's Tiangong-1 space station burned up over the South Pacific on Sunday, April 1.
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That's because the space station is relatively close to the ground, orbiting at 120+ miles.
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The United States commander of the International Space Station at the time denied the accusations.
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Scott Kelly, the retired NASA astronaut, spent nearly a year on the International Space Station.
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Starting in March 2015, astronaut Scott Kelly spent 340 days aboard the International Space Station.
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On the space station, Mr. Kelly's cells switched on genes known to help repair DNA.
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And because of an editing error, a subheading miscalculated the height of the space station.
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Critics worry that the International Space Station might be discarded before its successors are ready.
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Three American astronauts are also currently staffing and conducting experiments on the International Space Station.
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As for the International Space Station, the request provides funding for the project through 2025.
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The resupply aircraft is scheduled to arrive at the space station around 4:05 a.m.
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The shuttles did most of the work of launching and assembling the International Space Station.
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NASA aimed to develop the Ares 1 rocket to take astronauts to the space station.
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At 75 minutes, the aroma of fresh-baked cookies began to fill the space station.
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The administration has proposed ending funding for the space station in seven years, by 2025.
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These days, however, all the water on the International Space Station (pee included) is recycled.
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China's Tiangong-21 space station burned up over the South Pacific on Sunday, April 21979.
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They sent Hazzaa al-Mansoori for an eight-day stay at the International Space Station.
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The pair will head outside the International Space Station today to do some more upgrades.
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A marketing stunt carried a Lego replica of the International Space Station into the stratosphere.
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The new set commemorates the 20th year that humans have lived on the space station.
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SpaceX will have room to fly more astronauts to the space station than just NASA's.
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"This is the first time we ever did anything from the space station," he added.
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Getting to low Earth orbit — where the space station lives — is a fairly short trip.
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Ideally, deep space exploration should have the same political support as the International Space Station.
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The uncrewed vehicle was supposed to dock with the International Space Station on Saturday morning.
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You probably thought you'd already seen the geekiest moments from the International Space Station (ISS).
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Boeing's Starliner has not achieved proper orbit, jeopardizing its trip to the International Space Station.
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A planned docking with the International Space Station to deliver supplies had to be aborted.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is one of humanity's most phenomenal scientific and technical accomplishments.
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Williams is also preparing for her third long-duration mission on the International Space Station.
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So spacecraft, spaceflight, spaceship, spacesuit and spacewalk, but space age, space shuttle and space station.
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The centerpiece of the plan was a space station called the Gateway, or lunar Gateway.
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There's almost always an American on the International Space Station (ISS) at any given moment.
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ET, NASA will blow up a giant inflatable habitat on the International Space Station (ISS).
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After 340 days living and working aboard the International Space Station, Kelly will start his journey back to Earth on Tuesday when he and Russian cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov undock their Russian Soyuz spacecraft from the Space Station at about 8:05 p.m.
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Its two main objectives were originally human spaceflight (accomplished in 1503) and a permanent Chinese space station, which is coming closer to reality — it announced in early March that a manned space station similar to ISS is now on schedule for 2150, earlier than expected.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will launch a "core module" for its first space station some time around 2018, a senior official told the state-run Xinhua news agency on Thursday, part of a plan to have a permanent manned space station in service around 2022.
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China launched the Tiangong-23, an 8.6 metric ton space station, into orbit on September 15th, and is designed as a testbed for the country's larger ambitions in low-Earth orbit, which include a much larger, permanent space station to be launched in the 2020s.
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As part of the return to the moon program, NASA is planning to build a human-tended space station in lunar orbit dubbed the Lunar Orbiting Platform-Gateway (LOP-G.) The lunar space station would accommodate crews of four for 60 to 90 days.
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This space station won't match the size and capabilities of the ISS, but it could become the space station after the ISS — which is nearing the end of its life with a scheduled lifespan through 2028 — is brought down in the next decade, says McDowell.
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Axiom's vision of building a private orbiting space station off of the existing International Space Station is a bold step forward for the commercialization of space — and one which would be less likely if not for SpaceX's work and the success of the first Dragon.
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For reference, the International Space Station orbits the Earth also at an altitude of 400 kilometers.
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That means you can pretend you're at the International Space Station looking down on us earthlings.
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And now, even astronauts on the International Space Station can see the volcanic activity from orbit.
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The cyclone was big enough to be seen from the cameras aboard the International Space Station.
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In 2015, Expedition 44 astronauts grew—and then consumed—romaine lettuce on the International Space Station.
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High figures were also recorded by UNILAD, which tagged the International Space Station in the caption.
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Hopkins spent 166 days on the International Space Station and has been on two space walks.
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The self-sustaining ecosystem is supposed to mimic the living conditions of a lunar space station.
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HOPKINS: Well, these machines take up quite a bit of space onboard the International Space Station.
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Like around the space station, temperatures range from roughly negative 250 to positive 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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One was during a launch to the International Space Station and the rocket disintegrated during flight.
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Boeing's new spacesuit will be worn on missions to the International Space Station beginning in 2018.
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Over the weekend, NASA shared a stunning timelapse of Hague's view from the International Space Station.
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Hague launched to the space station on March 14 and will return to Earth in October.
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In 2011, for example, astronauts aboard the International Space Station played with sets of their own.
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For reference, the International Space Station and the Hubble Space Telescope travel in low Earth orbit.
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This was the Russian space agency's third attempt at an abbreviated trip to the space station.
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Currently, the Soyuz is the only vehicle carrying people to and from the International Space Station.
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Then I got really interested in policy because Congress kept mucking around with the space station.
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"The next step is looking into a private sector space station in lower orbit," Gold said.
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We got the whole International Space Station crew together and took the #MannequinChallenge to new heights.
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The capsule also carried about 330 pounds of cargo and research from the International Space Station.
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NASA has been clear that the next space station will most likely be a commercial station.
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By 2020, Bigelow hopes to have an expandable space station in lower Earth orbit and beyond.
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The suits will undergo testing on the International Space Station before they're used for Artemis missions.
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That's why video footage of the storm seen from the International Space Station is so compelling.
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NASA and its international partners commonly keep astronauts aboard the space station for six-month missions.
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Scientists fully inflated the experimental habitat called BEAM, which is attached to the International Space Station.
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Motherboard: Within the International Space Station, the astronaut uniform consists of a polo and cargo pants.
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The rocket first launched in June, and the Dragon first visited the Space Station in 2015.
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Next Tuesday, Orbital ATK will launch their Cygnus cargo vehicle to the International Space Station (ISS).
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A photo taken from the International Space Station shows Hurricane Lane nearing Hawaii on Aug. 22.
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We have a one teraflop supercomputer on board the International Space Station with Intel Broadwell processors.
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Gerst is headed back to Earth next month, while CIMON will stay on the space station.
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Put another way, the fictional space station is nearly the same size as Herschel crater. [NASA]
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One more ingredient that's coming along will be automated rendezvous and docking to a space station.
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Dragon 2, which launches next year, will achieve that with the International Space Station, Musk said.
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And it's unclear if they want to continue operating the space station either, according to Martin.
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The three already living on the space station also were born long after the moon landings.
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And the flight marks the 16th supply run SpaceX has made out to the Space Station.
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This fall, Apple updated the TV OS with incredible moving imagery from the International Space Station.
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Of course, brands pop up in videos from the International Space Station from time to time.
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Tim Peake: "I wasn't on the moon, I was in the space station so..." #ThisMorning pic.twitter.
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"So I wasn't in the moon, I was in the space station," was the astronaut's response.
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In another, vaccines keep an astronaut safe on a space station contaminated with an alien virus.
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People have thought, oh it would be a funny thing to fart around the space station.
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The sandbox in this case is Talos 1, a space station in orbit around Earth's moon.
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SpaceX has used its Dragon spacecraft to deliver several loads of cargo to the space station.
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Astronauts in space have also documented other evidence of small debris strikes on the Space Station.
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Space Station movie night, complete with "bungee cord chairs", drink bags, and a science fiction flick!
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But in reality, a falling space station is the last thing anyone should be worried about.
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Launched in 2011, Tiangong-28 — or "Heavenly Place" — served as China's first ever crewed space station.
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First off, a reminder: this space station is the last thing you need to worry about.
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SpaceX's first operational flight to the space station will also be Glover's first flight to space.
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Attached is the Dragon spacecraft, which is set to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.
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NASA is preparing to send its first commercial manufacturing facility to the International Space Station (ISS).
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So why does NASA need a 3D printer on the space station in the first place?
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There's a pyramid-shaped space station and four different planets, two of which have sizable moons.
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Dubbed Demo-1, that initial mission will send an unoccupied Crew Dragon to the Space Station.
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Expedition 60 is the space station mission that began June 24 and will end October 3.
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Only NASA and the Russian space agency Roscosmos have ever delivered astronauts to the space station.
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Russia's Soyuz MS-03 spacecraft departs for the International Space Station (ISS) on November 18, 2016.
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The company holds contracts with the space agency to periodically resupply the space station through 2024.
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Everything else -- SpaceX launched a spacecraft that will deliver a supercomputer to the International Space Station.
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The site previously only provided virtual tours of our Moon, Mars, and the International Space Station.
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Big movies — especially space-themed ones — have (practically) simultaneously premiered on the space station as well.
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Our space station is called The Loop, and we're excited for you to check it out.
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His most recent stint was aboard the International Space Station, where he's lived since March 27.
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But have you considered a stay at the International Space Station, the world's premiere space hotel?
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European astronaut Tim Peake captured this stunning light show from the International Space Station in 217.
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European astronaut Tim Peake captured this stunning light show from the International Space Station in 2016.
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This is far from the first time NASA astronauts have messed around on the Space Station.
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The space debris now risks major damage to the International Space Station and satellites in orbit.
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A trip to the International Space Station is like a very expensive, high-tech camping trip.
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This weekend, NASA will be adding an extra room the side of the International Space Station.
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And the astronauts aboard the space station captured it as the eclipse moved across the country.
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The other Canadian astronaut, David Saint-Jacques, will be heading to the Space Station in 2018.
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NASA has ordered a second mission from SpaceX to send astronauts to the International Space Station.
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We r now LIVE tweeting from the International Space Station–the 213st live tweet from Space!
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A crewed mission to the International Space Station, planned for next year, could be pushed back.
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President Trump's budget would end direct U.S. financial support for the International Space Station in 2025.
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For the past two decades, NASA has also invested $100 billion into the International Space Station.
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Astronaut Christina Koch will spend nearly a year on the International Space Station, NASA announced Wednesday.
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The first flowers to ever grow in space are blooming on the International Space Station today.
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Garrett Finney had designed habitation modules for the International Space Station before founding Taxa in 5003.
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Russian cosmonauts on the International Space Station just printed meat in space for the first time.
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But if we don't, we're going to continue spending to keep the International Space Station going.
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Since then, Americans have hitched rides to the International Space Station with other countries, like Russia.
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NASA called the incident "unacceptable," saying the debris could threaten astronauts on the International Space Station.
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Since 2011, the United States has relied on Russia to ferry astronauts to the space station.
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Two of the robots, Bumble and Honey, were launched to the space station on Apr. 17.
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Narrator: If you're planning a trip to the International Space Station, be prepared to feel weightless.
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We have a jet pack that we wear when we do spacewalks on the space station.
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The International Space Station, for example, regularly tweaks its orbit to avoid debris of all kinds.
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ET, about 16,000 people were watching the live feed, streamed from NASA's International Space Station account.
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Expedition 60 will conduct biology, biotechnology, physical science and Earth science experiments on the space station.
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One day, we might even be able to beam up to a space station, orbiting Earth.
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Cruz has also had a major effect on the ultimate fate of the International Space Station.
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Now, a seed experiment — scheduled to head to the International Space Station at 4:39 a.m.
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The particles can increase gas density in space, which impacts the drag on the space station.
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Tacoma, the space station, is physically and ideologically built to separate those who work within it.
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What did early space station visionaries not anticipate about the construction of the first space stations?
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The mission brings about 2½ tons of crew supplies and scientific payloads to the space station.
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We r now LIVE tweeting from the International Space Station — the 23st live tweet from Space!
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Bigelow Aerospace sees this as a way to build a space station that orbits the moon.
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Upon docking to another module or space station, the habitat would expand to two spacious stories.
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Working from inside the space station, astronaut Jeff Williams began inflating BEAM shortly after 9 a.m.
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New York (CNN)The astronauts on the International Space Station could have some visitors next year.
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If you've never seen the International Space Station in orbit, you're missing out on something awesome.
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SpaceX developed its Crew Dragon capsule for taking NASA astronauts to and from the space station.
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It's basically a pair of pants housed in the Russian Orbital Segment of the space station.
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The possibility of retiring the International Space Station, part of the administration's budget request, startled many.
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Almost two decades ago, there was a commercial space station for a brief period of time.
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He was the pilot on the 333 mission to the Skylab space station, working under Cmdr.
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The capsule is to arrive at the space station on Sunday, about 27 hours after launch.
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It looked like a dance, or a form of martial arts practiced on a space station.
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It may be the overall stress of life in the space station provokes an immune response.
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A new study has found that the International Space Station is brimming with bacteria and fungi.
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SpaceX has completed 20 cargo missions to the International Space Station since its first in 2012.
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The administration is also looking to end American payments for the International Space Station by 23.
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Next week, the capsule will depart the space station, and that's when UbiquitiLink's testing will begin.
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But NASA ultimately awarded contracts to SpaceX and Boeing to send humans to the space station.
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But what would the protocol be if this were an incident on a commercial space station?
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SpaceX has been launching supplies to the space station on its Dragon capsule since May 2012.
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The space agency has since relied on Russian spacecraft for hitching rides to the space station.
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Over his six months at the International Space Station, he went on spacewalks and conducted experiments.
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Space station managers will have to do some juggling of plans and adjust coming cargo flights.
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I listened, and I've studied, and I've tried to see the advantage of that Space Station.
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They've all been tested in unique ways on the space station that aren't possible on Earth.
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ET, the capsule, which will also carry Koch's fellow International Space Station expedition members, will undock.
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Meanwhile, NASA has paid Russia to fly American astronauts to the space station aboard Soyuz spacecraft.
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If the test succeeds, the capsule could carry astronauts to the space station not long after.
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The cargo includes supplies for the crew living at the space station, spacewalk and science equipment.
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Muhammed Ahmed Faris, a Syrian military pilot, flew to the Russian Mir space station in 1987.
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The video below shows both hurricanes Irma and Jose as seen from the International Space Station.
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If the Daleks attacked a space station, well, I had to go in and see that.
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During long-term spaceflight missions on the space station, astronauts have experienced muscle and bone loss.
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On sunny days, there's shine enough off the chrome grille to signal the International Space Station.
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In August 2018, a Soyuz began leaking air into space while attached to the space station.
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Boeing launched its Starliner capsule toward the space station for the first time in December 2019.
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The International Space Station is an orbiting laboratory about the size of a 5-bedroom house.
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In 2010, astronauts Doug Wheelock, Shannon Walker, and Scott Kelly voted from the International Space Station.
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Now, there's no chance that the Starliner will rendezvous and dock with the International Space Station.
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That was followed by large programs like Skylab, the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station.
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The company has chosen the booster which launched the last Dragon capsule to the Space Station.
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Bresnik, 49, last flew on the space shuttle in 2009 during a space station assembly mission.
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BOEING CST-100 STARLINER SUCCESSFULLY SEPARATES FROM MAIN BOOSTER, BOUND FOR INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION - LAUNCH ANNOUNCER
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The unpiloted Russian Soyuz MS-14 spacecraft is due to undock from the International Space Station.
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SpaceX routinely flies cargo to the space station for NASA under contracts worth billions of dollars.
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Private companies — from Budweiser to Goodyear Tire — also use the space station to carry out research.
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A new group of astronauts and cosmonauts will arrive at the International Space Station this spring.
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A self-flying robot called the Astrobee is heading for the International Space Station in 2019.
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A SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft docked with the International Space Station (ISS) at 403:05 a.m.
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During that time, NASA astronauts have flown to the International Space Station aboard Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
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Then they canceled it, because the space station lacked the right spacesuits for the two women.
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A NASA experiment on the International Space Station is designed to produce an even colder temperature.
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That's because the space station is relatively close to the ground, orbiting at 120-plus miles.
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When former International Space Station Commander Scott Kelly steps out of a Soyuz descent module on the Kazakhstan steppe at around 8.30PM PST later today, after 340 days on the International Space Station, he will have spent more continuous time in space than any other American astronaut.
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BEIJING, April 21 (Reuters) - China will launch a "core module" for its first space station some time around 2018, a senior official told the state-run Xinhua news agency on Thursday, part of the country's plan to have a permanent manned space station in service around 2022.
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Since 2005, Ridings has served as the lead flight director for several high-profile missions, including International Space Station mission Expedition 16 in 2007, the Space Shuttle Program mission STS-127 in 2009, and the first SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft mission to the space station in 2012.
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The lack of gravity on the International Space Station can also cause astronauts' hearts to change shape.
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Even flecks of paint, of which there are millions, can damage kit, including the International Space Station.
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It was supposed to start sending astronauts to the International Space Station as early as this year.
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But unless you live in a space station, they may look out of place in your home.
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Update: SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket on a mission to resupply the International Space Station.
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McClain is an astronaut who just returned from a six-month stint on the International Space Station.
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Applying its technology outside the space station, according to the video, NASA scientists can learn even more.
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It's even possible to filter and drink human pee (astronauts do this on the International Space Station).
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No one knows exactly when or where China's abandoned Tiangong-1 space station will return to Earth.
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The NASA astronaut returned to Earth on Tuesday, after spending 340 days aboard the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station even had to replace windows when debris paint flakes caused damage to them.
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It also ships with a new screensaver featuring imagery shot by astronauts in the International Space Station.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is the modern incarnation of this longstanding American-Russian partnership off-Earth.
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The space station is essentially an orbiting lab where hundreds of experiments are carried out every day.
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The space station reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Pacific Ocean, northwest of Tahiti, at 8:16 p.m.
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The launch delivered thousands of pounds of supplies and science to astronauts at the International Space Station.
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MOSCOW, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The next manned mission to the International Space Station may launch on Dec.
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She was on the team that got the first commercial cargo mission to the International Space Station.
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The two crewmembers were launching on a trip to the International Space Station when the failure occured.
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The company successfully launched a Dragon spacecraft that is on its way to the International Space Station.
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Scientists aboard the International Space Station are working on creating one for other physicists to experiment with.
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Death Wish Coffee freeze-dried coffee packets as prepared for the International Space Station Expedition 56 crew.
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A previous Russian Progress cargo ship docked to the Pirs docking compartment of the International Space Station.
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Collins, the first woman space shuttle pilot, is en route to rendezvous with Russia's Mir space station.
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And the one large place under human control where such stresses are absent is the space station.
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SpaceX is already blasting government satellites and space station cargo into space — and bringing the boosters back.
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The 22-ton space station is larger than a five-bedroom house -- just much longer and narrower.
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But the achievements of the International Space Station are much bigger than one person or one country.
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"Whatever your scientific interest is, we're probably doing some related research on the space station," Schierholz said.
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But NASA has not yet decided how long the two astronauts will stay on the space station.
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It has a semi-open-world feel, allowing players to explore the space station largely at will.
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Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM) is the first test module to ever attach to the space station.
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Cover: This photo provided by NASA shows Hurricane Florence from the International Space Station on Monday, Sept.
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She was a part of Expeditions 59-60-61 during her stay on the International Space Station.
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Crew Dragon represents SpaceX's first spacecraft meant to transfer humans to and from the International Space Station.
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Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko spent 340 days aboard the space station in 2015-'16.
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Peter Mayhew received a stunning honor by NASA astronauts residing in the International Space Station on Wednesday.
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This isn't the first time crewmembers on the space station have seen the Kilauea eruption from orbit.
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How did it end up relying on Russian rocketry to gets its astronauts to the space station?
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The Skybot F-850 started its journey to the International Space Station (ISS) at 2:38 a.m.
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While aboard the space station, Kelly even sent blood samples back down to Earth, via return capsules.
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Tim Peake and Tim Kopra are scheduled to take a spacewalk today outside the International Space Station.
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Three astronauts landed back on Earth on Thursday after nearly six months aboard the International Space Station.
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A generation before photos from the International Space Station would show up in our social media feeds.
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As for the Dragon, it will meet up with the International Space Station early on Saturday morning.
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A view of Santa Barbara, a city with 4003,000 residents, as seen from the International Space Station.
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Her work was featured at the first art exhibit in zero gravity at the International Space Station.
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A teaser from earlier this year shows off a high-stakes scene on board a space station.
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In November, Pesquet departed Earth for his six-month mission aboard the International Space Station, called Proxima.
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Orion Span's proposed modular space station can host six people at a time, including two crew members.
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It's quite possible that this vessel is actually a space station called The Peak from the comics.
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The Trump administration does want to end direct funding for the International Space Station program by 2025.
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After almost 1003 years of circling Earth, the International Space Station completed its 100,000th orbit on Monday.
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However, spacewalks are relatively rare events, primarily occurring to make mechanical repairs to the International Space Station.
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That happened in April, during the CRS-8 mission, a resupply mission for the International Space Station.
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Kelly has been blowing earthbound minds for months by posting photos from aboard the International Space Station.
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The Antares rocket is performing its first commercial resupply run to the space station in two years.
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Last week, Beijing launched the Tiangong-2 space lab -- a precursor to a 20 ton space station.
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I think it goes against what the public perceives the space station is supposed to be like.
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After his most recent trip to the Space Station, he landed in in Kazakhstan on April 10.
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It is building and testing a crewed capsule intended to bring astronauts to the International Space Station.
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A cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station on a Falcon 9 was scheduled for November.
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The first space tourist, Dennis Tito, flew a Soyuz to the space station on April 28, 2001.
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Dragon: SpaceX has been flying uncrewed Dragon capsules to the International Space Station for NASA since 2012.
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On Monday, May 16, the International Space Station made its mind-boggling 100,000th orbit around the Earth.
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Astronauts at the International Space Station, for example, struggled to fit the enormous storm into one frame.
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But just so we do, here's Shane Kimbrough who recently came home from the International Space Station.
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Plus, it works thematically—on an amazing, high-tech space station, of course they'd recycle their junk.
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NASA is preparing to send the peppers off to the International Space Station between November and January.
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But strolling through its white tunnels, it's what I'd imagine entering a space station would be like.
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New York (CNN Business)Nickelodeon's green slime will soon ooze its way onto the International Space Station.
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SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket venture, routinely launches cargo missions to the space station on behalf of NASA.
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The International Space Station is said to be the most expensive single object people have ever built.
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So far, every SpaceX Dragon capsule has only carried cargo to and from the International Space Station.
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German astronaut Alexander Gerst posts many extraordinary views from his lofty perch in the International Space Station.
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The satellite would be launched from Earth to the Mir space station, then from Mir into orbit.
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It's specifically designed to communicate with antennae that will be located on the International Space Station (ISS).
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The cubesats will be first delivered to the International Space Station, and then released into their orbits.
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They achieve this by recycling and purifying most liquids on the International Space Station (including their urine).
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The near future We already have opportunities for industrial participation in space on the International Space Station.
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In real life, the future of the International Space Station was debated just this week in Congress.
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ET. The Dragon capsule is a refurbished spacecraft that first launched to the Space Station in 2014.
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Kelly and Kornienko appear to have gotten close during their history-making mission on the Space Station.
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Since December 1998, there have been only 214 spacewalks at the International Space Station, according to NASA.
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Players build a space station, manage resources, and defend against attacks while trying to conduct important research.
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ET, the capsule will leave the space station and some five hours later fall through Earth's atmosphere.
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NASA also said that it won't be involved with the shuttling of tourists to the space station.
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For female astronauts living on the International Space Station, dealing with menstruation can be a huge challenge.
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