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21 February, 08:22

What is the importance of the International Space Station?

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    The main purpose of International Space Station is to provide an international labotary for experiment within the space environment. Which, despite all our technological advances, is nearly impossible to replicate here on Earth.

    ISS is also a laboratory to prepare us for the next level of the space exploration and the long duration exposure to space that comes with that.
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