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International Space Station - NA1SS - 145.800 MHz
NA1SS 145.800 MHz 11/4/2010 20.14UTC by YO8TNB.

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Space Pirates 1v1 #39;s! (TTT w/ Friends #114)
Adam goes all space pirate and later he and I chase each other around the space station as a 1v1 scenario plays out! Enjoy! ;D This is part 114, watch part 113 here - http://youtu.be/2MnAzRrzUZ8...

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Space Station Science and NASA #39;s Flying Saucer
SciShow Space shares the latest news from around the universe, including a wrap-up of the experiments conducted in the last space station mission, a test of a new "flying saucer" device from...

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May 24, 2014

Image Caption: The AMS-02 study is a state-of-the-art particle physics detector currently operating aboard the International Space Station. Nobel Laureate Professor Samuel Ting is the principal investigator and key note speaker at the third annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference. Credit: NASA

By Jessica Nimon, International Space Station Program Science Office, NASAs Johnson Space Center

Scientists and engineers alike may soon agree with Frank Sinatra, who sang about Chicago as My Kind of Town when the city hosts the third annual International Space Station (ISS) Research and Development conference from June 17 to 19. While attending, guests will learn about the latest research and technology accomplishments, share ideas for microgravity experiments and find ways to put those concepts aboard the platform of the space station.

This years theme is discoveries, applications and opportunities. To be exact, discoveries in microgravity, Earth and space science, human research, as well as engineering and education. Attendees will also discuss applications benefitting Earth, enabling technology and forwarding exploration, as well as opportunities for use of this innovative, one-of-a-kind laboratory.

The American Astronautical Society organized the event in cooperation with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS) and NASA. The yearly gathering is the only U.S. conference to detail the scope of research and technology development on the space station. Past, present and potential participants of the orbiting laboratory will come together during the conference to share, learn and grow microgravity research. Companies interested in learning more about space station research and how it might benefit their industry are encouraged to attend.

Of particular interest this year for current and potential new space station researchers is a breakdown from the experts on what really makes the station so valuable, said Allyson Thorn, assistant International Space Station Program scientist. They will show the benefits of performing an experiment in microgravity versus on the ground and comparisons of experiments in both environments. From the cellular level to whole organism level for life sciences experiments and for combustion, fluid physics and materials changes for physical sciences experiments.

The conferences plenary sessions will highlight the latest results from space station studies in the various disciplines of physical, life, Earth and space sciences, as well as spacecraft technology development. Veterans of microgravity research will share findings, while newcomers to the field of studies in space can find pathways to launch their own theories for testing in orbit.

The first keynote speaker of the event is Mike Suffredini, ISS Program manager. Next, guests will hear from Greg Johnson, president and executive director of CASIS. The final keynote presenter is Nobel Laureate Professor Samuel Ting from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Tings talk will cover Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) results and the outlook of data through 2024. The focus of the AMS is to seek answers to the origins and nature of the universe. John Grunsfeld, associate administrator for NASAs Science Mission Directorate and a former astronaut, will also be a featured speaker.

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Chicago To Host Third ISS Research And Development Conference

My first SSTO capable of delivering space station supplies into orbit
I guess technically it ISN #39;T an SSTO because of the wing mounted drop tanks, but it takes off from an airfield and it makes it into orbit! Good enough for me. Forum thread: http://forum.kerbalspace...

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Space Shuttle STS-41-B (STS-10) Post Flight Press Conference Film pt2-2 1984 NASA
In 2014 Space Expedition Corporation will take 100 Astronauts individually to Space on a personal tailor made trip of a lifetime. more at Commander: Vance D. Brand Pilot: Robert L. Gibson...

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Space Station 13 - The Great Heist - Part 1
Seamann and I decide to rob the vault and armory. Expect to see more SS13 content soon. As you can probably tell, I #39;m not that good at the game, but I #39;m gett...

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NASA Administrator Charles Bolden Discusses Space Station Science
NASA Administrator Bolden discusses the unique science accomplishments of the International Space Station (ISS) and plans for the future.

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Slowdive - Golden Hair live @ Village Underground 19.05.2014
Goldern Hair live @ Village Underground, London Setlist: Slowdive | Avalyn | Catch The Breeze | Crazy For You | Machine Gun | 40 Days | Blue Skied an #39; Clear | Souvlaki Space Station | When...

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