I seem to remember the stuck crew were brought back to earth? I remember the Lady coming back and thought the entire crew was back, yet I hear this morning on the news that the crew ia still there?
Is this a glitch in the matrix or just "Geezer Brain" making $%$ up?

I'm not sure what they were working RG 2? Nick had the torque wrench turned up too high. Amateur hour up there 😁

Not the best photo but still saw it!

Hello Everybody! I am doing a school project for my design subject, and I would like everyones opinions on my massage roller that I have made as a possible product for austronauts to use for recovery on the ISS. This product was made to be 3D printed on the ISS for whenever Austronauts need it. If it is not too much time, can you give me a few positives and negatives on the function and aesthetics of the product... what were your first thoughts of the Massage Roller when you saw it? Do you think the bumps on the roller will help with the relaxation of muscles? Any other opinions?

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Hey everyone! Below are 6 views of my cable management system created in the minds of astronauts. This cable manager is an innovative solution to suit the harsh conditions of zero gravity, weightlessness and other challenges which conditions on the ISS present to astronauts. This cable manager maintains a tangle-free organisation, and cable floatation-free environment for astronauts to work in, preventing a cluttered work space. The lightweight, easy on-and-off installation system (through a magnet,) and utilitarian design are 3 key components of this design to carry out its desired purpose. 

I am open to feedback of any sort to develop my product further and get a point of view from the public. I would also like to ask for your occupation as this provides me with an insight into your perspective and what experience may influence your response. 

Here are 5 guiding questions to follow (if you have any additional suggestions, you can write it down below:) 

1. When first looking at this design could you recognise it? If not what can be different?

2. Does this cable management system correlate to others you have seen before? What aspects of this design make you say so?” 

3. Would this cable manager be able to fit cables for all sizes? If not could you say something that could be different so it suits all sizes?

4. Would this product be easy to use within the International Space Station if not what change would you apply?

5. Considering the shape of this product does it seem that it can relocate cables during a time-bound situation in zero gravity? What components boost this aspect and which hinder this?

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Hi. Is this the space station? Where is the cam located?

Terrible terrible photo I know! I attended space camp at Huntsville in the summer of 2000. We toured the Marshall Space Flight Center. I was 13 so I don’t have a vivid memory but I recall seeing a bunch of folks in a clean room and I tried to snap a photo through the glass with my disposable camera. I recall the tour guide saying this was an “airlock” for the ISS. Could it be the Quest Joint Airlock? From a brief read of Wikipedia, the timing sounds right.

I don't know if this will be allowed but last year I tried to find a website to track the international space station which was simple enough for anyone to visit and just figure out - but found no really simple to use ones. So I made this site, which parents/guardians/babysitters/whoever can use to track the ISS, take the little one(s) outside at night, and watch "Santa" fly by.

There are no ads, no paywalls, no upgrades, no "pro" or "premium" versions etc etc. I wanted everyone to be able to use this, and I know how hard this time can be so didn't want to add more financial burden just so I could gain a couple dollars. There is a section you can buy me a coffee if you want but that doesn't unlock features or anything, you do not need to to enjoy the site!!

Hope admins will allow this to stay up to let it be enjoyed by all. Either way, merry Christmas!!

ARISS is planning an SSTV event from December 25 to January 5. Series 23 will consist in 12 pictures celebrating ARISS memories of 2024. – starting time of transmsissions will be tentatively 25 December 2024 at 14.55 UTC; – ending time will be tentatively 5 January 2025, 14: 20 UTC. On the ISS, will be used the Service Module radio, ISS callsign will be RS0ISS; images will be transmitted on 145.800 MHz FM, the SSTV mode will be PD120.