What's it like to live on the International Space Station?

Photos: What's it like to live at the International Space Station?
NASA astronaut Andrew Morgan views Earth from 250 miles away during a spacewalk at the International Space Station, an orbiting space laboratory, assembled through a decades-long collaboration of countries.
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Photos: What's it like to live at the International Space Station?
NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Andrew Morgan store research samples in a science freezer inside the U.S. Destiny laboratory module.
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Photos: What's it like to live at the International Space Station?
The International Space Station crew celebrated European Day of Languages on September 26, recognizing the three different languages spoken on board. Each astronaut speaks at least two!
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NASA spacewalkers prepare for a seven hour and one minute spacewalk during which they upgraded the station's batteries to newer, more powerful lithium-ion batteries.
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NASA astronauts Andrew Morgan (left) and Christina Koch (right) are suited up in US spacesuits, assisted by NASA Flight Engineer Jessica Meir and European Space Agency Commander Luca Parmitano.
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