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In what ways does the international space station mimic conditions on earth?
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∙ 12y ago
The ways that the I.S.S. mimics (imitates) conditions on Earth is that they have to eat, drink, and sleep. They also have to routinely clean the I.S.S. also they must keep in good physical and hygienic condition by using wet wipes and exercising.
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