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“MISSE” (Materials International Space Station Experiment)
Astronauts and NASA officials examine one of two "suitcases" containing Materials International Space Station Experiment-2 payloads inside a clean room at NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton on Monday, June 10. The materials inside, more than 700 samples, will undergo a three-year exposure test in space. The samples include ultra-light membranes, composites, ceramics and approximately one million plant seeds.
 

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