ISS is the largest spacecraft ever constructed. For readers who remember the early days of human spaceflight, these numbers are especially impressive. The record occupancy for the space station at one time is 13, which happened during crew changeovers using the Space Shuttle. These have included scientists, military officers, and wealthy tourists (euphemistically called “spaceflight participants” by the space agencies that manage the space station). More than 240 people have visited ISS in that time, representing more than 40% of all humans who have ever traveled to space.
Planned for more than fifteen years before its first modules were launched in 1998, ISS has been continuously inhabited since Novem– over 7000 consecutive days (by contrast, the Soviet/Russian space station Mir was occupied for almost thirteen years, ten of them continuously). Walsh, Ph.D., RPA image_header T22:43:17+00:00 Marcus Herse 0219eb2a5a2992ddcae46fff7974d31b23cfc1a5 Photography and the International Space Station Archeological Project The International Space Station is a remarkable milestone in the development of human capabilities for living in space.
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