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What have we learned from the International Space Station?

April 23, 2010
By stillaig

What have we discovered while on the international space station? are there any significant things we’ve found?
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Atomic Clock to be attached to International Space Station

April 17, 2010
By stillaig

One of the world’s most accurate atomic clocks is to be launched into orbit and attached to the International Space Station (ISS) thanks to an agreement signed by the French space agency. The PHARAO (Projet d’Horloge Atomique par Refroidissement d’Atomes en Orbite) atomic clock is to attached to the ISS in an effort to...
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International Space Station Laptops Got Virus Infected

April 11, 2010
By stillaig

According to NASA officials, a virus of low-destructive ability had infected the laptops being used at International Space Station. Though a laptop might have been partially damaged, the whole of the computers used to control the space operations remained intact.   The virus was capable of stealing password of laptops used...
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I need to talk to an expert on the International Space Station for movie?

April 5, 2010
By stillaig

Hi, I am witing a sci-fi using modern times and need to ask questions to someone with expertise on the International Space Station…I have already viewed MANY websites, but have specific questions I need to resolve before I can put together a credible script. Can anyone help??? Believe me, I’ve been through every imaginable...
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International Space Station!

March 30, 2010
By stillaig

Can we hibernate humans using hydrogen sulfide gas for long-term space flight? The answer is most likely; “YES”. Scientists have successfully hibernated mice spontaneously using hydrogen sulfide gas. The next step for let’s say NASA using this data would be to take some mice up on the next space shuttle launch and hibernate...
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What is your inkling as to what will happen to the International Space Station in 2016?

March 24, 2010
By stillaig

NASA and its 16 International Partners are currently arguably building the most sophisticated challenging, demanding, technically state-of-the-art thing human kind has ever seen with its Space Transporation System. The operational life of the International Space Station is set to end in 2016 what will happen to this gem? Can we keep it in orbit...
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The International Space Station: Picking the right talent for the job

March 18, 2010
By stillaig

This weekend Space Shuttle Endeavour looks to add another piece the space station’s Japanese Kibo laboratory. At 335 tons in weight and coming in at a staggering price tag of around $100 billion dollars, the International Space Station is the largest engineering project ever undertaken.    With well over 30 shuttle launches to place...
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How Would I Go About Building a Model of The International Space Station?

March 12, 2010
By stillaig

For my Earth & Space science class, I need to build a model of the International Space Station. It is due tomorrow, and I, being the master of all procrastination, did not due it yet. How do I build something with such a werid shape in so little time? I can use mirrors for...
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