What is the ISS?
Biggest international scientific project
480000 pounds of space shuttle
Laboratory Continuous presence
of man in space Various high-tech
instruments for research
Why?
Permanent inhabited and functioning space station
International collaboration for space and scientific research
What does the ISS do?
Primary purposes: Research facility
Biology Chemistry Physics
Observations Earth Stars Space in general
Also: a man in space
Permanent scientists on board
Stay for +- 6 months
Important step onto permanent residence in space
Their job and life
Executing tests and making repairs to the ISS
They live a tight and scheduled life
ISS, the first step for the future!
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