The assortment of 25 audio clips features some of NASA's International Space Station experts:
- Camille Alleyne, the assistant program scientist for the International Space Station, tells us about the work being done on the station.
- Mike Fincke has spent the most time in orbit of the U.S. astronauts -- more than 381 days. He lends his expertise about life on board the station.
- Garrett Reisman, a flight engineer on Expeditions 16 and 17, welcomes you to the International Space Station.
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1-a. Camille Alleyne introduces herself.
Duration: 31 seconds
› Listen › Text version 2-a. Camille Alleyne explains what the International Space Station is.
Duration: 30 seconds
› Listen › Text version 3-a. Camille Alleyne explains why a laboratory in space is important.
Duration: 32 seconds
› Listen › Text version 4-a. Camille Alleyne talks about the number of experiments on the station.
Duration: 1 minute 4 seconds
› Listen › Text version 5-a. Camille Alleyne explains that NASA does not do the work on the station alone.
Duration: 1 minute 18 seconds
› Listen › Text version 6-a. Camille Alleyne explains how astronauts obtain drinking water.
Duration: 32 seconds
› Listen › Text version 7-a. Camille Alleyne describes the Environmental Control Life Support System, or ECLSS.
Duration: 36 seconds
› Listen › Text version 8-a. Camille Alleyne describes some of the experiments taking place on the station.
Duration: 2 minutes 36 seconds
› Listen › Text version 9-a. Camille Alleyne describes how bacteria are different without gravity.
Duration: 1 minute 8 seconds
› Listen › Text version 10-a. Camille Alleyne explains the U.S. role in building the station.
Duration: 21 seconds
› Listen › Text version 11-a. Camille Alleyne details the percentage of work that each space agency does on the station.
Duration: 44 seconds
› Listen › Text version 12-a. Camille Alleyne lists some of the station's "amazing accomplishments."
Duration: 2 minutes 46 seconds
› Listen › Text version 13-a. Camille Alleyne describes what she believes is some of the most important work being done on the station.
Duration: 55 seconds
› Listen › Text version 14-a. Mike Fincke introduces himself.
Duration: 17 seconds
› Listen › Text version 15-a. Mike Fincke describes the International Space Station.
Duration: 54 seconds
› Listen › Text version 16-a. Mike Fincke describes the different types of experiments on the space station.
Duration: 1 minute 1 second
› Listen › Text version 17-a. Mike Fincke describes a "typical" day on the space station.
Duration: 1 minute 47 seconds
› Listen › Text version 18-a. Mike Fincke explains how the work schedule on the station is decided.
Duration: 48 seconds
› Listen › Text version 19-a. Mike Fincke explains how the station crew communicates with their families and ground control on Earth.
Duration: 1 minute 11 seconds
› Listen › Text version 20-a. Mike Fincke describes how the crew takes care of eating and other bodily functions on the station.
Duration: 1 minute 41 seconds
› Listen › Text version 21-a. Mike Fincke describes what he thinks is the best thing about living on the station.
Duration: 27 seconds
› Listen › Text version 22-a. Mike Fincke tells why he thinks the International Space Station is amazing.
Duration: 53 seconds
› Listen › Text version 23-a. Mike Fincke discusses the most amazing things astronauts do on the International Space Station.
Duration: 59 seconds
› Listen › Text version 24-a. Mike Fincke explains why the space station does not cost as much as people might think.
Duration: 1 minute 13 seconds
› Listen › Text version 25-a. Garrett Reisman welcomes visitors to a tour of the International Space Station.
Duration: 14 seconds
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