The International Space Station
Ty Termaat
What is the International Space Station
Size and structure of the ISS
The ISS by the numbers
Sleeping quarters
Gym facility
Bathroom
Crew Members on the International Space Station
Fun Facts
2. The International Space Station was actually built in space. It was not launched from Earth but its parts were. The parts were launched and then assembled in outer space, with the final touches being the docking of the ships onto the station.
My Reaction
Overall I really enjoyed this project and hope to continue to learn about the ISS and the possibilities of someone going into space.
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