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Just Another Day on Space Station 13 [Episode 5]
Another day on the worst fucking space station in the universe.

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Space Station 13 Episode 4: Drug Computer (AI)
AI needs his fix.

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Space Station 13, Episode 2: The quick and the slipped.
Janitors are the real traitor.

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Just Another Day on Space Station 13 [Episode 6]
Another day on the worst fucking space station in the universe.

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Just Another Day on Space Station 13 [Episode 4]
Another day on the worst fucking space station in the universe.

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A RARE SPACE event is to take place tonight when the international space station (ISS) will pass in front of the moon.

The international space station is the biggest and most expensive spacecraft ever to be put into orbit.

Spectacular sight

At 8.54pm tonight, it will rise in the west, travel through the sky towards the moon, with what Astronomy Ireland promises will be a spectacular sight.

David Moore, editor of Astronomy Ireland magazine is urging everyone to get out and see the spectacle. He said the ISS will almost look as if it will crash into the moon, but of course this wont happen, as the Moon is about a thousand times further away than the space station, he said.

He added:

If you imagine a line drawn from Dublin to Bantry Bay in Cork, people along that line can look up and see the ISS pass in front of the Moon. This is a very rare event and we want everyone who can to go out and see it!

The ISS will continue to pass over Ireland every evening until 26 October.

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Houston, TX - October 9, 2013 - NanoRacks is proud to announce it has now fulfilled over one hundred customer payloads delivered to space. The berthing of the Orbital Sciences Cygnus Mission D-1 brought 11 customer payloads to the International Space Station. Since its founding in 2009 NanoRacks has realized a total of 109 space station payloads, marking the company as the market leader in low earth orbit utilization.

"We are proud that Orbital's first ISS mission brought us over the century mark," said NanoRacks' CEO Jeff Manber. "We are excited to be part of the new era of commercial space science and research on the International Space Station (ISS). Our customers are pushing the boundaries of what is possible. We look forward to working with NASA and the other ISS partners to reach the next 100 payloads."

NanoRacks operates under a Space Act Agreement with NASA to provide commercial access to the ISS. The most recent payloads include student experiments from the NCESSE Student Spaceflight Program some of which were supported by a grant from the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS). NanoRacks customers from thirteen countries cover a broad range of industries and sectors. Customers flown and manifest include startup companies, domestic and international space agencies, Fortune 500 companies, schools and universities.

About NanoRacks

NanoRacks LLC was formed in 2009 to provide quality hardware and services for the U.S. National Laboratory onboard the ISS. The company developed and has research platforms onboard the U.S. National Laboratory, which house plug and play payloads and a family of other research facilities. The current signed customer pipeline includes domestic and international educational institutions, research organizations and government organizations, and has propelled NanoRacks into a leadership position in the emerging commercial market for low earth orbit space utilization and beyond.

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CLEVELAND - It was as bright as the brightest star in the sky Tuesday night. The International Space Station (ISS) made a prime pass right over northern Ohio Tuesday evening.

The pass began at 8:28 p.m. EDT in the southwest sky, allowing you to see the planet Venus nearby. The ISS is just as bright when you are viewing. How will you tell the difference? Venus won't be speeding across the sky at warp speed. The bright MOVING object is the Space Station. It takes about 5 minutes to reach its peak in the night sky directly above you. That occurred at 8:33 p.m. EDT. Soon after that, the ISS moves out of the light and fades very quickly.

Didn't see the show Tuesday? Don't worry. The Space Station makes more passes across northern Ohio this week.

Wednesday evening will provide another show. That will begin at 7:40 p.m. with the satellite appearing in the southwest sky. It will then skirt across the sky before fading at 7:50 p.m. in the northeast sky.

On Friday, the ISS pass begins at 7:42 p.m. in the southwest sky. The pass will end6 minutes later at 7:48 p.m. in the northeast sky.

Another VERY BRIGHT viewing opportunity occurs this Saturday. The satellite will first appear at sunset, 6:59 p.m. in the southwest sky. It will be quick! it will travel directly overhead and then fade in the northeast sky at 7:01 p.m.. Enjoy!

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UFO filmed by NASA From Space Station avi
UFO.

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Space Station 13: AI Tutorial (Basics)
Finally another SS13 tutorial! This time we cover the basics of playing the AI. The next tutorial will be the next one in the medical series as long as all g...

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