Daily Archives: September 14, 2013

Global Eye: Russian and American astronauts touch down after departing International Space Station
Two Russian cosmonauts and a US astronaut left the International Space Station on Sept. 10, leaving a skeleton crew to maintain the outpost until replacement...

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Inside the International Space Station - Hosted by Astronaut Suni Williams

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Space Tour - The International Space Station ISS

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Space Station Crew Members on a Space Walk

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Take a Tour of the Space Station With Astronaut Chris Cassidy | NASA ISS Science HD
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KSP : GipsyDanger Space Station module de communication
je construit une station en orbite autour de Kerbin, je vais donc faire une nouvelle vidéo a chaque fois que j #39;assemblerais un nouveau module. voici le lance...

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Space Station Live August 8, 2013
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Space Station Live Training for Cygnus
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With only a few nights left in August, let's bid adieu with a couple of nice International Space Station passes.

Look toward the northwest at 9:05 p.m. Tuesday for a bright, moving speck of light.

The ISS will fly just behind the bowl of the Big Dipper and then arc high overhead to an easy spot near the bright star Vega a little after 9:07 p.m.

This is space-station viewing at its best since the pass takes it to a vanishing point above the moon at 9:09 p.m.

While you're out admiring the station, check out Mars and Saturn with Spica in the southwest. This dynamic trio has done a very cool dance of cosmic musical chairs the past few weeks, with Mars confusing the game with some sort of Chinese fire drill.

Mars just can't seem to stay put and has been moving between Saturn and Spica like a restless preschooler.

Mars currently sits high above and left of Saturn while Spica rests calmly below.

The last night of August treats us to another ISS pass at 8:57 p.m.

This one arrives from the west-northwest and is quite a bit dimmer than the extra-shiny show we'll have had two nights earlier.

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