This gives you a good sense of the size of ISS. You are only seeing a portion of Station. This is a highly accurate NASA digital simulation of what a spacewalk might look like from an imaginary camera away from ISS.

Step 2 Review Board Archive for Completed Missions.

Guidance for Setting Up a Step 1 Review Board.

Student Spaceflight Experiments Program Heritage.

National Partner Coverage – NASM, Subaru, Magellan.

2011 Conference, July 6-7, Washington, DC.

2012 Conference, July 2-3, Washington, DC.

2013 Conference, July 2-3, Washington, DC.

2014 Conference, July 2-3, Washington, DC.2015 Conference, July 2-3, Washington, DC.Featured Talks and Family Science Night.2016 Conference, June 29-30, Washington, DC.2017 Conference, June 28-29, Washington, DC.2018 Conference, June 28-29, Washington, DC.Featured Talks and Family Science Night Presentation.2019 Conference, July 1-2, Chantilly, Virginia.2020 Conference, July 1-2, Chantilly, Virginia.Videos of Conference Featured Presentations.Experiment Design FAQ Archive for Completed Missions.Mission 16 to ISS: Experiment Design FAQ.Mission 17 to ISS: Experiment Design FAQ.

Mission 18 to ISS: Experiment Design FAQ.

The Flight Experiment Design Competition.

Launch Viewing Plans for SpaceX-26 and Flight of SSEP Mission 16 ‘Ranger’.

Mission 16 to ISS: Mission Patch Art and Design Competition.

Mission 16 to ISS: Mini-Laboratory Operation.

Mission 16 to ISS: Critical Timeline – Mission 16B.

Mission 16 to ISS: Critical Timeline – Mission 16A.

Mission 17 to ISS: Mission Patch Art and Design Competition.

Mission 17 to ISS: Mini-Laboratory Operation.

Mission 18 to ISS: Mission Patch Art and Design Competition.

Mission 18 to ISS: Mini-Laboratory Operation.

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