The International Space Station

Posted on August 2, 2018May 27, 2026 by Steve Hurley

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Twenty Years of the International Space Station

The International Space station

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Hi I am Steve Hurley. Although I work in the IT industry. I studied for a PhD in astronomy in the 1980s. My real passion is explaining scientific concepts to a non-scientific audience. My blog (explainingscience.org) covers various scientific topics, but primarily astronomy. It is written in a style that it is easily understandable to the non scientist. Publications and videos For links to my books and videos please visit www.explainingscience.org View all posts by Steve Hurley

9 thoughts on “The International Space Station”

comtenalezcichocki November 27, 20184:05 pm Reply

Reblogged this on Peuples Observateurs Avant Garde Togolaise et Africaine.

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Widdershins August 4, 20181:43 am Reply

Excellent stuff. 😀

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1. thesciencegeek August 4, 201812:00 pm Reply
  
  Thank you Widdershins
  
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RAALee August 3, 201810:12 pm Reply

Again, another excellent and informative post. Enjoyed it very much!

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1. thesciencegeek August 4, 201812:00 pm Reply
  
  Thank you
  
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The International Space Station | SPACE FORCE August 3, 20187:15 pm Reply

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Andrew G Lockhart August 3, 20183:07 pm Reply

Really enjoyed your post – so full of interesting nformation. It’s hard to believe the ISS has been out there so long.

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1. thesciencegeek August 3, 20184:08 pm Reply
  
  Yes, very true! Where has the last 20 years gone?
  
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Washe Koda August 2, 20184:23 pm Reply

That was defiantly an ‘E’ ticket ❗️ https://washekoda.files.wordpress.com/2018/08/sally-ride_e-ticket.mp3

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