The Space Station
Amelia Khatri
Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Naturwissenschaften allgemein
Beschreibung
"The Space Station" explores the history, science, and human stories behind the International Space Station (ISS).
It highlights the ISS as a symbol of international collaboration and a crucial platform for scientific research in microgravity, impacting fields from biology to medicine.
The book reveals how the ISS overcame political and technological hurdles, evolving from Cold War space race origins to a cooperative global endeavor.
Discover how astronauts face challenges like psychological isolation and physiological changes, contributing invaluable data for future space missions.
The book begins with the early concepts of space stations and the political climate that spurred the ISS's creation.
It dedicates sections to the contributions of different nations and showcases the scientific research conducted on board, emphasizing its implications for life on Earth and in space.
Drawing from NASA reports, astronaut interviews, and scientific publications, the book paints a holistic picture of life in orbit.
The book stands out by balancing scientific detail with the personal experiences of astronauts, offering a unique perspective on this remarkable feat of engineering and human endeavor.
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International Space Station (ISS)