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Space Living: Astro Home
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Thanks for the article and pictures.
David 11/28/2009
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I love it... it must feel so strange to sleep in space. I guess there's no real difference between side, back, front or whatever.
Joshua 12/04/2009
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Hi. We are 6th graders at CMS in NC. This year we designed our own space pants, it was fun! We put bungee cords, socks and velcro. Our teacher Ms. Craven read the Astro Home artical and it gave us much information about the I.S.S. We viewed the pictures from NASA, they were very cool!!!!!! =) Ms. Craven's sixth grade science class.
Ms. Craven's Class 02/23/2010
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This was very helpful to our study in space. We have been working on space pants and it has been very fun and exciting! When we looked through these pictures, it is very hard to imagine what it would like to sleep in space. There are soooooooooooooo many things that were so interesting that it is unexplainable. Thanks, Mrs. Craven's Red Group. ( 2nd Class.)
Mrs. Craven's Red Group 02/23/2010
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You’ve known you were destined to dwell in outer space ever since you first saw The Jetsons. So, how do you do that? Your new home will be the International Space Station (ISS), the only place in space that is known to be habitable. So far, the crews of the ISS have included pilots, engineers, scientists, and a few eccentric tech-zillionaire tourists. However, serious people are working hard on cheaper civilian rockets, and the station briefly had 13 people aboard it this year, the biggest space crowd ever. It’s not a fantasy: The place is as real as Poughkeepsie.
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