IEEE SPECTRUM On-Line: Breathing Easy in Space Is Never Easy http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/nov06/4713 James Oberg // October 31, 2006 Problems with oxygen...

If Elektron works, can it supply all of the O2 needs from waste water, thereby adding some what, 200lb of extra cargo per progress, or is it not quite up to...

Then come back to earth and look into the mirror. What would I see?

If ISS had to be evacuated today for some reason say debris hit damage and control was lost and couldnt be reestablished do you think the station would...

What do you think the safety board investigation report will be like? Ahh nasa and partners were doing a great job. sadly bad stuff happens:( OR The station...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27479972/ an excerpt from the article, detailing the assertion made in the subject: line, and to further pique the interest of the...

Somehow didnt make it to ISS hoiw long can the consumables hold out?

Will that effect flying in the US? Given the US airline industry is on the edge of insolvency. Take US Air, they may disappear even without any futher bad...

What if it takes more than two years to fix? The shuttle won't be in service after that either. What about the crew currently on the ISS?

On 15 Feb 2004 21:19:19 GMT, (Hallerb) wrote: OK its 2011 and human cloning is now possible and in fact successful. Going beyond the moral...

On 15 Feb 2004 21:19:19 GMT, (Hallerb) wrote: OK its 2011 and human cloning is now possible and in fact successful. Going beyond the moral...

Its a specific group test -- -- From the sofa of Brian Gaff - Blind user, so no pictures please!

Our politicians loved talking about it this week, but they won't do anything about it. Get the details from The Expert: http://www.ExpertHumor.com/

There is a sci.space.news group Nothing much gets posted on it any more. This is a discussion group. There are few discussions but a lot of links to web...

Anybody recall ever seeing images of religious icons aboard ISS or Mir? Can you provide URLs to such photographs? Thanks!

The puncture, in an outer pumping component on the module, was detected in the Russia "Zaria" module of the station during a...

The recent reports of the 'biggest solar storms in recent history' cause me to wonder about the impact of this increased solar flux on ISS altitude. Given that...

Now available at www.nasa.gov as a 15 meg pdf file.

(english text follows) ************************ À la mémoire de l'équipage de la navette Columbia Longueuil (Québec), le 26 janvier 2004 - Les médias sont...

It seems to me that today, more than ever before, someone should ask here that we remember both the men and women and the families of our three lost space...