An infographic explains how the International Space Station’s life-support systems provide oxygen, remove carbon dioxide, recover water, control airflow and humidity, and process waste. It outlines recurring hardware and maintenance issues, affected assemblies, operational constraints, and changes across several periods of station operations.

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