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What conditions must be present in a space station to support life?
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What is the name of the joint space station that circles the earth at present?
The International Space Station.
What mission was to find out how conditions in space affected people on earth?
nasa space station
How are conditions on the International space station different from on earth?
weightlessness
Is Skylab a space station space probe or a space shuttle?
Skylab was the precursor of the present International Space Station. It was a space station launched by NASA on May 14, 1973, and remained in orbit until July 11, 1979.
Why space station is important?
The reason why space station are that important is because humans body normally can't live in space. There are different factors that when in space can affect humans body and space station or spacecraft's role is to support humans to remain in space for a period of time.
Why is the space station important?
The reason why space station are that important is because humans body normally can't live in space. There are different factors that when in space can affect humans body and space station or spacecraft's role is to support humans to remain in space for a period of time.
What technology create conditions similar to earth's on the space station?
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Does a space station carry humans?
Yes, a space station will support humans. It does now; the International Space Station has a varying crew of from 3-5 people. Previous space stations such as the two Soviet Mir stations and the old NASA Skylab station all had human crews.
How many people can be on the space station?
Currently, 6 people can live and work on the international space station, limited by the available seats on the docked Soyuz spaceships which serve as lifeboats in case of an emergency. The station can support more people for short periods of time, such as when a space shuttle visited.
What is the biggest space station?
the iss is the biggest space station and only space station
How does an astronaut get CO2 to breathe in space?
Astronauts breathe O2, just as we all do. There are life support systems on spacecraft and on the Space Station that provide oxygen and absorb CO2. On the Space Station, there is an oxygen generator, as well as a water recycling system.
What has the author Randall Segert written?
Randall Segert has written: 'Space shuttle orbiter modifications to support Space Station Freedom' -- subject(s): Space shuttles, Space stations
