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Illustration from the front cover of the Primary School level ISS Education Kit for pupils aged 8-12

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Pupils from fourteen Delta schools asked their questions to Michael Lopez-Alegria as he orbited Earth on board the International Space Station.

Credits: Alexander Vinogradov

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'Habla ISS' contest winner talking to Pedro Duque on board the International Space Station during the Cervantes Mission.

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Amateur radio contact (ARISS) with Dutch ESA astronaut André Kuipers on board the International Space Station. Zeg het ISS competition winners put their question to André Kuipers during the event held at Space Expo in Noordwijk. (24 April 2004)

Credits: ESA-A. van der Geest

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German ESA astronaut Thomas Reiter floats on the middeck of the Space Shuttle Discovery. This was among the first group of digital still images showing the crewmembers onboard during their first full day in space after launching from Cape Canaveral on 4 July 2006.

Credits: NASA

Last update: 28 January 2009