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Station Crews Mark 3 Years Aboard
In a period that has exemplified the benefits of international cooperation in space, the International Space Station completed a third year of permanent human presence aboard on Sunday, Nov. 2.
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Landing Update: ISS Expedition 7 Crew
Follow our live coverage on the landing of ISS Expedition 7.
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'Welcome to Space'
ISS crew lauds China's first manned space flight
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Astronauts Create Unique Tests →
The ISS crew uses their imagination, experience and available materials to develop unusual experiments for research.
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Next Crew to Launch to Space Station
Expedition 8 is slated to launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, on Oct. 18.
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Heavenly Music from Space
Astronauts take their love of music and instruments with them into space
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Supply Ship Blasts Off For Space Station
A Russian Progress resupply spacecraft launched Thursday, Aug. 28, from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 8:48 p.m. CDT.
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Testing Important for Flawless Mission
KSC Testing 90 Tons of International Space Station Hardware
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Unique Opportunity for Educators Visiting KSC
NASA Explorer Schools participants will interact with ISS crew members July 22
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Columbia Recovery Efforts
Columbia recovery efforts in East Texas required a cast of thousands
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Expedition 7 Mission →
Two-man crew will focus on ISS operation and maintenance plus research.
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Space Station Processing
Kennedy Space Center is the final checkpoint for International Space Station hardware.
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Mission Control Center →
Since 1965, the Mission Control Center (MCC) has been the nerve center for America's manned space program.
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Bumpy Ride Home After 5 Months in Space
Space Station Expedition 6 Crew returns home May 4th on a Soyuz.
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Soyuz Docked with Space Station
Two go up. Three come down. New math for NASA and Station crews.
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Expedition 6 Crew Returns Home
The sixth space station crew is back on Earth.