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The 7 largest objects people ever launched into space
The International Space Station, the Saturn V rocket, the Hubble space telescope are three of the largest human objects ever launched into space.
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Russian space station will replace the US ISS global surveillance
Russian space station modules (ROS) are able to work immediately after the ISS international space station completes its flight program in 2024-2025.
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17-year journey worth US $ 150 billion to build ISS
The International Space Station (ISS) project, which started in 1998, is the most complex combination people have ever built and is a symbol of cooperation between scien…
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Looking back at the ISS space station after 15 years of operation
November 2 last marked 15 years since the first astronauts began to reside in space, on the International Space Station (ISS).
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The International Space Station is 15 years old
15 years is the deadline to ensure the presence of the International Space Station in orbit, but ISS will continue to operate at least until 2020.
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Russia built 'ISS international space station' in the North Pole?
With the warming of the Earth, the Arctic is also becoming a hotspot for territorial disputes and in the future if the diplomatic negotiation method fails, this will be…
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The most massive constructions in the world
These giant buildings, though completely different in design and utility but they all have some things in common, that is the size and the massive size beyond imaginatio…
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Japan is about to test the elevator into space
Japanese scientists launch a world-leading elevator to the space station and prepare for testing.
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Uniformed dress embraces space
The new Unlimited Space costume, otherwise known as the Unlimited Space Agency, can be used on the International Space Station (ISS) and the Earth.
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The light for insomnia space station
NASA hopes to use light science to reduce dependence on sleeping pills by astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS).