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Stunning photos of the interior of the ISS space station laboratory
Stunning photos of the interior of the ISS space station laboratory
On February 17, the crewed space flight of Axiom Mission 3 lifted off from Kennedy Space Center, carrying four astronauts and a number of samples to serve more than 30 important researches at the International Space Station (ISS) Laboratory.
According to the plan, the astronauts will conduct more than 30 experiments in the space environment.
Recently, Marcus Wandt - a project mission specialist of the European Space Agency (ESA), shared a photo taken by himself while floating in the zero-gravity environment of the main research laboratory of the International Space Station (ISS) called Destiny. This is where many experiments and in-depth research are conducted in the zero-gravity environment.
In the photo, to keep all the tools tied down, the walls of the Destiny module are lined with various devices and strung wires.
Since astronauts experience weightlessness inside the space station, Marcus Wandt's legs and feet can also be seen floating in the photo.
The Destiny module has 24 equipment racks, supporting various studies related to human health, safety and quality of life in zero gravity conditions, thereby allowing them to better understand the nature of human health and the world we live in.
“An astronaut’s perspective: How does this photo make you feel: Relaxed, stressed, wanting to play, or wanting to rearrange things?” Wandt wrote in an X post.