Living on the International Space Station: From Launch to Return" This title captures the essence of life aboard the ISS, from its inception and components to its vital role in scientific research and space exploration missions
Explore life aboard the International Space Station (ISS), humanity's orbital laboratory launched in 1998. Conducting vital research in microgravity, it supports experiments across biology, physics, and astronomy, crucial for future space missions. Orbiting at 330-435 km altitude, the ISS completes 15.54 orbits daily, a beacon of international collaboration in space exploration
