File:Space Station Live- Best Use of Space.webm
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[edit]DescriptionSpace Station Live- Best Use of Space.webm |
English: NASA Commentator Pat Ryan talks with Dr. Sherry Thaxton, the principal investigator of the Habitability experiment now underway on the International Space Station, about how the One Year Mission will assist designers of future spacecraft. Researchers will use information from the station crew members and observations of their interaction with the man-made environment on orbit to help in the design of new space vehicles to maximize the comfort and efficiency of those vehicles for future deep space explorers. |
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Source | YouTube: Space Station Live: Best Use of Space – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today |
Author | NASA Johnson |
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