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25 Years of the International Space Station: What archaeology tells us about living and working in space

  • Written by Justin St. P. Walsh, Professor of Art History, Archaeology and Space Studies, Chapman University
25 Years of the International Space Station: What archaeology tells us about living and working in spaceThe International Space Station has housed visitors continuously for roughly 25 years.NASA

The International Space Station is one of the most remarkable achievements of the modern age. It is the largest, most complex, most expensive and most durable spacecraft ever built.

Its first modules were launched in 1998. The first crew to live on the...

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