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Mold is a type of fungus that thrives in moist environments, making space stations an ideal breeding ground for it. The presence of mold in space stations can lead to a variety of health problems for astronauts, including allergic reactions, respiratory problems, and even infections.
Read More Mold in Space: The Hidden Danger Astronauts FaceISS facts and figures
Read More ISS by the Numbers – A Quick OverviewOver 2400 experiments have been performed on ISS since the space station became operational. What has been done, by who, and what are the plans for the future?
Read More Research in Space – A Quick Overview1998 to the future
Read More Space Logistics Cargo Spacecraft from the Past to the FutureInsights into the 16 operational, planned or proposed space stations.
Read More New Space Stations on the HorizonThere are currently 14 operational, planned or proposed Space Stations…
Read More Space Stations Current and FutureBenefits for Humanity 2022 highlights the diversification of benefits stemming from microgravity research for society, science, exploration, and the economy. This edition focuses on new areas of scientific study formed, future technologies for the exploration of the Moon and Mars, lifesaving discoveries, and companies and jobs created from these endeavors.
Read More International Space Station Benefits for Humanity 2022 Edition Available For DownloadThe following series of ESA infographics walk through the process of how water is managed on the International Space Station.
Read More On a given day, you drink a cup of coffee, the next day you drink the same cup of coffee again… (infographic)