International Space Station Open-Source Data
L. E. Warren
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L. E. Warren
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The International Space Station (ISS) is a world-class laboratory in low Earth orbit, supporting research investigations in biological sciences, physical sciences, human health, Earth and space science, technology development, and educational engagement. Data from many investigations are available in open-source science databases, providing unprecedented opportunity to leverage the unique environment.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is a world-class laboratory in low Earth orbit, supporting research investigations in biological sciences, physical sciences, human health, Earth and space science, technology development, and educational engagement. Data from many investigations are available in open-source science databases, providing unprecedented opportunity to leverage the unique environment.
Key concepts: International Space Station, Crew, Space Science, Spacecraft, Human spaceflight, Space (punctuation), Leverage (statistics), Space research