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[CoM Infinity] Ep.4 : Space Station PvP
This is the fourth episode in the CoM series. Make sure to smack that like button and check out episodes 1, 2, 3, 5, and any future uploads.

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KSP Beta Modded Career EP 15 - Minmus Space Station
After perusing the Science Archives, I change plans and decide to toss a station over Minmus instead of Mun, simply because Minmus has more untapped science potential and more lucrative contracts.

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Space Station Live: Why Fruit Flies
NASA Commentator Brandi Dean talks with Dr. Vic Cooley, the lead increment scientist for the International Space Station #39;s Expeditions 41 and 42, about the Fruit Fly Lab experiment that arrived...

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Expedition 41/42 Crew Meets Russian Commission Officials and Reporters as Launch Approache
Expedition 41/42 Soyuz Commander Alexander Samokutyaev and Flight Engineer Elena Serova of the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos), NASA Flight Engineer. The next crew to launch to...

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The Spatials - EP 4 - Service industry at your....service?
We continue to expand the space station and rummage through new worlds in this amazing game!!

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Kelly twins #39; year-long mission apart key to Mars trip
Astronaut Scott Kelley spoke to CBS news about his plan to spend a year in space aboard the International Space Station while his twin brother Mark stays on earth. As Don Dahler reports, the...

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Space Station Live: Immunity in Microgravity
NASA Commentator Lori Meggs at the Marshall Space Flight Center speaks with the University of Houston #39;s Richard Simpson, the principal investigator of the Salivary Markers experiment on the...

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Lego Batman 3 Beyond Gotham: Ep. 4 - Space Station Infestation
This is Lego Batman 3 Beyond Gotham... This is the third installment of the Lego Batman. SpeakEasy #39;s Social Media ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

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StormRiff Play Alien Isolation - #1 "New Friends"
WARNING: MATURE LANGUAGE AHEAD * Reverb and Stormy take a relaxing stroll around an abandoned 80s space station. Oh and there is an Alien.

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UPDATE:(NBC) -- Astronauts returned to the U.S. side of the International Space Station on Wednesday, hours after an apparent false alarm raised concerns about an ammonia leak and forced a partial evacuation.

The six crew members shut down the U.S. segment and hung out on the station's Russian side for much of the day while ground controllers went about troubleshooting the problem. Eleven hours after the alarm arose, mask-wearing astronauts went back in and sampled the air.

"No ammonia indication," NASA reported in a tweet.

The likeliest cause of the alarm was a malfunctioning card in a signal-processing box, NASA space station project manager Mike Suffredini said during a televised update.

"At this point, the team does not believe we leaked ammonia. ... What we are dealing with is a failure, probably of a card inside a multiplexer-demultiplexer," he said. The space station has a number of multiplexer-demultiplexer boxes that process readings from components aboard the orbital outpost, which has as much livable space as a six-bedroom house.

NASA said turning the box off and then back on cleared up the worrisome readings.

The alarm was raised at 4 a.m. ET, when Mission Control saw pressure changes that could have been caused by an internal leak in the station's coolant system, which uses water on an inside loop and toxic ammonia on an outside loop. "If this is possible, then we immediately 'safe' the vehicle and get the crew in a safe place," Suffredini said.

Crew members put on emergency masks, powered down the systems on the station's U.S.-built segment, moved into the Russian segment and closed a connecting hatch. The ammonia coolant system services only the U.S. side of the station, so controllers said there was no risk to the crew.

"The safety of the team was preserved thanks to swift actions of the cosmonauts and astronauts themselves and the team on the ground in Moscow and Houston," said Maksim Matyushin, the chief of Russia's Mission Control.

Follow-up readings indicated no sign of an actual ammonia leak into the station, although fluctuations in cabin pressure continued to cause concern. Suffredini said those fluctuations were probably the system's "normal reaction to the events that started to unfold."

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