Scientists around the world are advancing knowledge of our world and beyond using the state-of-the-art facilities in the International Space Station. But all
impossible for all of those scientists to work with their orbiting investigations first hand
New science experiments to benefit humans on and off the Earth are packed inside a rocket and ready to blast off this weekend from Virginia to the International Space Station. The Expedition 68 crew is preparing for the arrival of the precious space cargo while also gearing up for a series of spacewalks set to …
Mann and Cassada were also on hand on Friday assisting with the spacesuit work.
External Television Camera Group (ETVCG) Light Bulb R&R: Today the crew will removed, replaced, and tested two metal halide lamps bulbs. These light assemblies are used to illuminate sections of ISS during periods of darkness and support continuous operations. After bulb failure, these assemblies can be removed and replaced during an Extra Vehicular Activity. Rechargeable …
ESA-PAO-SPUTNIK Extravehicular Activity (EVA) Simplified Aid for EVA Rescue (SAFER) Hand
The Expedition 72 crew will change commanders on Friday as four crewmates prepare for their return to Earth. Meanwhile, the International Space Station residents continued their ongoing human research activities while unpacking supplies from a new cargo craft.
NASA astronaut and station Commander Suni Williams will hand over leadership of the
JEM Airlock (JEMAL) Depressurization: The JEM Airlock was depressurized in preparation for the transfer of the NanoRacks External Platform Inserts (NREP) back to the Exposed Facility Unit (EFU) 4 location. The NREP was brought inside ISS earlier this week so the crew could exchange the sortie 3 payload for the sortie 4 payload. Each NREP …
Hand Ergometry Assessment.
NASA is currently evaluating the use of electrically powered mechanical compactors as a means of high-efficiency trash volume reduction. The current method of
A powered compactor, on the other hand, can achieve volume reductions of 4 to 1 or
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cloud, mosquito habitat, land cover and trees observations from the palm of their hand
Ames Astrogram – August 2019
kids enjoyed receiving moon/mars/gateway posters and NASA meatball sticker at the hand-out
We have spares on hand and rework procedures are in process.
Second Balloon Flight Makes Strides for Understanding Planetary Evolution
Article Personnel from World View and NASA’s Flight Opportunities program were on hand
