Monthly Archives: March 2014

Space Station Live: Environmental Control and Life Support System
Robyn Carrasquillo, the Space Station Technology Demonstrations manager from NASA Headquarters, discusses the Environment Control and Life Support System (EC...

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Kerbal Career Part 13 (Attempting to crash the space station)
Lets play Kerbal career mode, today we attempt crash the station into the planet. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mulreay Check me out here: http:/...

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KSP - Space Station Deorbit
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Let #39;s Play Space Engineers - Episode 91: Space Station Project Part 20
On this episode of Space Engineers, we continue the Space Station Project. Today we make a small drilling ship, or blasting ship actually. Then we use that t...

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Space Station Live: Measuring Body Changes During Spaceflight
NASA Public Affairs Officer Brandi Dean talks with Dr. Rajulu, principal investigator for the Body Measures experiment taking place aboard the International ...

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Intl Space Station Feb 27 2014
This is my second attempt to video the International Space Station going over. Sorry about the moving around and focusing. Clearly, an important part of bein...

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Spacewalk to repair space station delayed News
Astronauts Rick Mastracchio and Mike Hopkins made their first spacewalk to attempt to fix a cooling system on the International Space Station. A problem with...

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Dead Space 2 walkthrough/gameplay with commentary chapter 1
Dead Space 2 walkthrough/gameplay with commentary chapter 1 Dead Space 2 is a third-person shooter survival horror video game developed by Visceral Games and...

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NASA Skylab: The First 40 Days - 1973 Educational Film - S88TV1
NASA film describing Skylab, America #39;s first scientific space station. Mission threatening problems arose during the launch of Skylab 1, with scientists quic...

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HOUSTON - After years of training and preparation, a Colorado native is now just days away from a flight to the International Space Station.

The journey will take Coloradan Steve Swanson into the heavens for a third visit to Earth's only permanent, orbiting outpost -- but he will face unique new challenges on this trip.

Swanson and two Russian cosmonauts are scheduled to launch aboard Soyuz TMA-12M on March 25. He will be the most experienced astronaut on board, but it will be his first flight aboard the cramped Russian spacecraft. The astronaut's two previous flights were aboard NASA Space Shuttles, before that program was retired.

"Each time I was up there with my shuttle flights, it was only two weeks long and I just wanted to stay," he said.

To prepare for the upcoming six-month expedition, Swanson has spent years in training. Although he and his fellow cosmonauts will spend just a few days aboard the Soyuz, Swanson spent months traveling between the United States and Russia to train for the trip.

"It's like starting a roller coaster ride," said Swanson describing the launch he has trained for.

After the Soyuz carries the crew to the ISS, hundreds of miles above the Earth, Swanson will assume the role of flight engineer for Expedition 39. Every crew visiting the station overlaps and when Expedition 39's members depart a few weeks later, Swanson will become the commander of Expedition 40.

- This trip begins long before takeoff -

"I just always loved to explore," the graduate of Steamboat Springs High School said.

"I'd just go hike around, you know, the areas where we were camping, and I used to love doing that, I think that's kind of the same idea, I love to explore," he added.

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Coloradan to command space station