A short weekly wrap-up of the latest news and science from the International Space Station.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 hours 20 minutes
Space to Ground: Femtosatellites: 02/08/2019
A U.S. cargo craft departed the station today. Now it will deploy CubeSats before reentering Earth's atmopshere. Next, NASA is preparing for commercial crew missions.
Space to Ground: Packing and Prepping: 02/01/2019
A U.S. spaceship is being packed with trash before it leaves the station next week and students are teaming up with the crew for a high-flying robotics competition.
Space to Ground: Packing and Prepping: 02/01/2019
A U.S. spaceship is being packed with trash before it leaves the station next week and students are teaming up with the crew for a high-flying robotics competition.
Space to Ground: A Second Chance
Nick Hague will launch again with Alexey Ovchinin, this time taking NASA astronaut Christina Koch with them. Back in space, two cosmonauts went for a spacewalk to inspect a Soyuz crew ship before it returns to Earth.
Space to Ground: A Second Chance
Nick Hague will launch again with Alexey Ovchinin, this time taking NASA astronaut Christina Koch with them. Back in space, two cosmonauts went for a spacewalk to inspect a Soyuz crew ship before it returns to Earth.
Space to Ground: Four Orbits Later: 12/7/2018
A new crew reached the station Monday faster than a flight from New York to London! The SpaceX Dragon resupply ship launched this week too carrying over a ton of science experiments.
Space to Ground: Four Orbits Later: 12/7/2018
A new crew reached the station Monday faster than a flight from New York to London! The SpaceX Dragon resupply ship launched this week too carrying over a ton of science experiments.
Space to Ground: Constructive Ideas: 11/30/2018
Watching cement dry in space? It could impact the construction of future lunar or Martian habitats. Plus a new crew and cargo are due at the station next week.
Space to Ground: Constructive Ideas: 11/30/2018
Watching cement dry in space? It could impact the construction of future lunar or Martian habitats. Plus a new crew and cargo are due at the station next week.
Space to Ground: The Beginning of Tomorrow: 11/23/2018
The International Space Station celebrated 20 years in space and the crew feasted for Thanksgiving after a pair of space deliveries this week. #SpaceToGround