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2012 International Space Station Research and Discovery Highlights

on 2012/12/28 in Articles, Astronomy

This past year has been a busy one for the International Space Station. With a variety of new investigations, facilities, researchers, data and results, the space station Program Science Office has had much to share. These investigations benefit life on Earth, inform future space exploration and advance fundamental scientific understanding. “This has been an amazing [...]

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