ISS station will be open to the public in 2010
For the public, the International Space Station (ISS) has always been a mysterious area. The station is only designed to welcome American or Russian astronauts to conduct scientific research.
But recently, an official from the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has revealed that if everything goes as planned, the ISS Station will host the first space researchers in 2010. Here. will be the first time the ISS station is open to the public.
'We will not need all the space on the ISS Station to conduct research and the station currently has many gaps. Therefore, after the construction is completed, we will provide some space for other research agencies or private companies, " the official said.
(Artwork: Spacescan)
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