ISS VideoTalk Archive

12 DEC. 2003 1704

VideoTalk is an exciting new multimedia feature that discusses the questions we hope will be answered by pioneering space exploration. How does a construction the size of a football pitch get built in space? As the International Space Station orbits the Earth, VideoTalk explains how it is slowly becoming one of the biggest objects in the night sky.


		Welcome aboard the ISS Modem \| Broadband

		ISS building plans Modem \| Broadband

		Home, sweet home on the ISS Modem \| Broadband

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