Today aboard the International Space Station, foams, fires, and liquids in space were the main research topics to improve the quality of life for humans living on and off the Earth. In addition, the Expedition 67 crew checked out a new U.S. toilet while gearing up for crew departure activities at th
A number of space physics research experiments took place in microgravity on Thursday as the crew explored how weightlessness affects a variety of phenomena that humans are familiar with on Earth.
The lack of gravity impacts the characteristics and behavior of Earth-bound phenomena. This reveals new properties and insights that help scientists and engineers develop advanced products and applications benefitting both astronauts and Earthlings.
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