Life in orbit: astronauts discuss research and photography from the ISS
In short: In this footage, Expedition 47 crew members discuss the realities of life aboard the International Space Station. They answer questions regarding scientific research, Earth observation photography, and the daily experience of living in orbit.
During interviews on May 12, NASA's Tim Kopra and Jeff Williams, alongside the European Space Agency's Tim Peake, addressed various aspects of life in space. The discussion covered the complexities of conducting scientific research and the techniques used for Earth observation photography from the orbital outpost.
At the time of the interview, Kopra and Peake were entering the final month of a six-month mission, while Williams was scheduled to remain on the station until early September.
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