What is Space Station? A means to link research communities in space on ear At least 4 Major Research Capability International Biomedical research Countermeasures laboratories Developme variab S ogy Ecology(under Gravitational biolo Attache U.S. Lab 03/00 Payload Sites Fluids Com bustic Multipurpose Human- machine Interfaces and advanced Low Temperature ug Physics Racks &1 Earth Observation& Space Science Pallets Multipurpose EXPRESS Racks Pallets c eesa.m-m- What is Space Station? u s o Rce came Resources 4-LaRaFRLONY Thermal Control Data Handling Communications nescience) Microgravity 10 Gaseous N, 0, CO,. Ar. He Vacuum Exposure Vent Human Intervention Observational Windows ISPR EXPRESS Rack Outfitting 33 HEDS ENTERPRISE OFFICE OF LIFE AND MICROGRAVITY SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS What is Space Station? [OLMSA] A means to link research communities in space & on Earth Major Research Capability • Biomedical Research & Countermeasures Development • Gravitational Biology & Ecology (under variable gravity) • Materials Science • Biotechnology • Fluids & Combustion • Human-machine Interfaces and Advanced Life Support • Low Temperature µg Physics • Earth Observation & Space Science • Multipurpose EXPRESS Racks & Pallets Major Research Capability • Biomedical Research & Countermeasures Development • Gravitational Biology & Ecology (under variable gravity) • Materials Science • Biotechnology • Fluids & Combustion • Human-machine Interfaces and Advanced Life Support • Low Temperature µg Physics • Earth Observation & Space Science • Multipurpose EXPRESS Racks & Pallets • At least 4 International Laboratories • External Attached Payload Sites • Multipurpose EXPRESS Racks & Pallets U.S. Lab 03/00 U.S. Lab 03/00 HEDS ENTERPRISE OFFICE OF LIFE AND MICROGRAVITY SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS [OLMSA] What is Space Station? Resources ISPR EXPRESS Rack Outfitting • Power • Thermal Control • Data Handling & Communications (Telescience) œ On Board œ From the Ground • Microgravity 10-6 • Gaseous N2, O2, CO2, Ar, He • Vacuum Exposure & Vent • Human Intervention • Observational Windows