Historical events hold lessons about collaboration and competition in space that could inform how experts plan for the discovery of life beyond Earth.
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Where do astronauts keep their toiletries? What’s with all the velcro? Here’s what we learned from doing archaeology on the International Space Station.
How will they bring the structure back safely? And where will the surviving components crash?
NASA is backing four commercial space station projects. The newcomers may find they have much to learn about how people really live in space.
After two decades as a home to astronauts, the International Space Station still has plenty to teach us about how humans can live away from Earth.
Before sending humans to Mars or the moon, scientists need to understand what long-term space living does to the human body. Now results are coming in from the Kelly brothers in the TWINS Study,
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