International Space Station Assembly

• Sep 22, 2009

• #1

Matt308

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Nice flash video with historical timelines. She's bigger than most people think.

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• Sep 22, 2009

• #2

parsifal

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what a fantastic find. Very impressive Matt

 

• Sep 22, 2009

• #3

syscom3

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That is neat!

 

• Sep 22, 2009

• #4

B-17engineer

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That was pretty cool! What country did the S1, S2, S3/4 belong to. (Sorry I don't know anything about this sort of stuff.)

 

• Sep 22, 2009

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Gnomey

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She certainly is bigger than I thought she was. A fairly remarkable piece of space engineering. Good find, thanks for sharing.

 

• Sep 22, 2009

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comiso90

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Thanks for posting... she's quite a piece of work. too bad the shuttle will be gone soon... unless they extend her life like they did Hubble.

 

• Sep 22, 2009

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vikingBerserker

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Wow, this is a great post. Is it just me or do 4 of the modules look exectly like the Soyuz - not just the one labled as such.

 

• Sep 22, 2009

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Flyboy2

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comiso90 said:

Thanks for posting... she's quite a piece of work. too bad the shuttle will be gone soon... unless they extend her life like they did Hubble.

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Thats true, but the NASA Orion spacecraft seems pretty cool too, but not nearly as good looking

But yeah, I love the Space Station, its so cool that we can start building infastructure in space!