"The object pierced through the roof and nearly hit my son," said the homeowner
International Space Station (ISS)
NASA is laying the groundwork for plans to safely deorbit and land the low-Earth orbit space station, the largest of its kind ever built
NASA and most of its international partners intend to operate the ISS until 2030, by which time its basic structure will become too fatigued to continue to host astronauts safely
Yes, the achievement hinges on better recycling tech for astronaut pee.
"Things get old in space. Things start to show their age. There have been some cracks discovered that were letting air out, causing leaks"
“We’re very happy to see the announcement from the US side. That’s helping the decision process”
The International Space Station will be located above Athens at 18:18 in the afternoon
NASA has not yet commented, but its Russian counterpart Roscomos, downplayed the incident
It also wants to send an astronaut to the International Space Station
The menagerie of bacterial & fungal species living among us is ever growing & this is no exception in low-gravity environments such as the ISS