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Drowning in the universe: The moment
The incident on the International Space Station that year became one of the most horrifying moments in the history of ISS.
Chris Cassidy
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Special people are working on the universe
On our earth today there are more than 7 billion people, and every day we are continuing our efforts to conquer farther outlying regions.
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First control the robot on Earth from space
Aircraft engineer Chris Cassidy, who is on the ISS station, remotely controlled the K10 robot to deploy a hypothetical radio telescope at the Ames Research Center in the…
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Successful treatment of leakage of ammonia gas on ISS station
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said on May 11 that two astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) had finished their walk out of space for m…
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Russian ships set up a feat of time to ISS
The flight to the International Space Station (ISS) on March 28 of the Soyuz spacecraft only lasted nearly 6 hours, while other flights usually took place over two days.
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Complete Kibo lab installation on ISS
Endeavor's astronauts Chris Cassidy and Tom Marshburn made the fifth and final walk out into space, installing the final details for Japan's Kibo laboratory system. ..
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Photographers working in the universe
With cameras and telephoto tubes, an astronaut on the International Space Station observes the earth to capture beautiful scenes.