What it is actually like to live aboard the International Space Station
In short: NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman shares insights from the orbital laboratory, discussing his research, the complexities of life in space, and how he uses social media to document the mission.
Expedition 40 Flight Engineer Reid Wiseman provides a rare look into the daily realities of life aboard the International Space Station. From his vantage point in orbit, he discusses the dual nature of the mission: conducting critical research and managing the complexities of life in a microgravity environment.
A native of Baltimore, Wiseman has been stationed on the orbital laboratory since late May and is scheduled to remain in orbit until mid-November.
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