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Articles tagged: The International Space Station

  • Langley, mice, MICEHAB, microgravity, NASA January 2017 Mini space station for mice to study effects of reproduction in reduced gravity

    ... reproduction during short-duration (around two weeks) flight experiments aboard free flying satellites, the Space Shuttle, and the International Space Station (ISS). Longer duration (months and years) rodent analogue reproduction experiments aboard...

    • Langley
    • mice
    • MICEHAB
    • microgravity
    • NASA
    Authors: Dr Erica Rodgers     Dr Matthew Simon    
  • Asteroid Direct Mission, ESA, ISS, London March 2017 Space is open for business

    .... “We all have to take advantage of the amazing thing we have created in the International Space Station.” There was much talk about the value and benefits resulting from the International Space Station (ISS), a global platform for research and...

    • Asteroid Direct Mission
    • ESA
    • ISS
    • London
    Authors: Bernhard Hufenbach    
  • Asgardia, Asgardia-1, Ashurbeyli, ISS, Orbital ATK September 2017 Space nation set to mark its presence in orbit

    .... Asgardia-1 will be deployed from Orbital ATK’s Cygnus OA-8 resupply spacecraft due to launch this autumn to the International Space Station (ISS). The nano satellite is 10 x 20 x 20 cm and has eight batteries and four deployable solar arrays, and...

    • Asgardia
    • Asgardia-1
    • Ashurbeyli
    • ISS
    • Orbital ATK
    Authors: Lena De Winne    
  • ESA, ICE Cubes, LEO, private sector, SpaceApps September 2017 Engaging the private sector in space exploration

    ... paramount for ESA to better assess the viability of the partnerships. The range of ideas is broad and includes applications, products and services related to utilisation of the International Space Station, post-ISS exploitation, lunar exploration...

    • ESA
    • ICE Cubes
    • LEO
    • private sector
    • SpaceApps
    Authors: Bernhard Hufenbach    
  • M&P, Materials science, Space applications, space industry, Testing May 2018 Challenging the boundaries of materials science

    ... surface-modified materials continue to be tested in orbit, for instance on the Materials International Space Station Experiment (MISSE). The dome-shaped Cupola on the International Space Station (ISS) is made from forged, then heat-treated aluminium...

    • M&P
    • Materials science
    • Space applications
    • space industry
    • Testing
    Authors: Barrie Dunn    
  • future, Scion|ce, technology June 2018 Space 2080 a future perspective

    ... first men into Earth orbit would one day be replaced by international cooperation? This was the case with regard to the International Space Station (ISS), the starting point for a real multi-national cooperation project. There were highlights that...

    • future
    • Scion|ce
    • technology
    Authors: Schmitt Didier    
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