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9,200 unknown tree species, a watery grave for the ISS, the UK's first queer museum and more from around the web
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Via theguardian.com
The International Space Station Will Plunge Into The Ocean in 2030
Over 30 years after its 1998 launch, the International Space Station—which has been in low-Earth orbit and inhabited by astronauts from NASA (United States), Roscosmos (Russia), JAXA (Japan), ESA (Europe) and CSA …
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Virtual visits into space, a guide to this year's Milan Design Week, the new Black Film Archive and more from around the web
Via time.com
Virtual Tours of The International Space Station
For those who aren’t astronauts and don’t have billions in the bank, space exploration seems impossible. In an effort to bring regular people a little closer to the cosmos, TIME and Felix …
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An upcoming NYC gallery's all-Black staff, exploring Jupiter's moons, an environmentally friendly enzyme and more
Via travelandleisure.com
NASA Ships its Space-Ready Bathroom to the ISS This Week
Finding the perfect toilet for space has stumped researchers and designers at NASA for some time—so much so that they opened a crowd-sourced design competition looking for a better option. Now, NASA …
Interior Space: A Visual Exploration of the International Space Station
$55.00
Available for pre-order now, Interior Space: A Visual Exploration of the International Space Station comprises unseen, eerie images that photographers Paolo Nespoli and Roland Miller captured inside the empty space station. Described …
Via architecturaldigest.com
NASA’s Philippe Starck-Designed Private Space Homes
“My vision is to create a comfortable egg, friendly, where walls are so soft and in harmony with the movements of the human body in zero gravity,” enterprising designer Philippe Starck says …