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Is the Space Station worth billions? When will it expire? Space/Astronomy
Post Date: 23rd Dec, 2008 - 12:01pm / Post ID: #
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US, Russian space station crew conduct spacewalk
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AP - American and Russian crewmen installed a probe Tuesday aimed at tracking down problems with a Russian module attached to the international space station and conducted an array of other maintenance and scientific work during a six-hour spacewalk.
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Post Date: 13th Mar, 2009 - 1:22pm / Post ID: #
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Yes I read more into it I guess that does have the capability for a emergency return to earth. I know they had planned some safety thing into the space station. I am thinking that it is big enough now that even one part getting hit should not effect the whole station.
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Space station gets room, window to see Earth
Astronauts put the last big addition on the International Space Station early Friday, attaching a new room with an enormous bay window that promises to provide unprecedented panoramic views of Earth. Ref. Source 4
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Is the International Space Station Worth $100 Billion?
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SPACE.com - Asking the International Space Station to
justify its existence is a tall order. NASA estimates the station has cost U.S.
taxpayers $50 billion since 1994 ? and overall, its price tag has been pegged at
$100 billion by all member nations.
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