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mISSion: TV

Orbital Big Brother

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"This week: Commander Sergei Volkov studies the crystallisation of dust plasma, Flight Engineer Oleg Kononenko works on a 3D-Space experiment and Flight Engineer Greg Chamitoff gets super-friendly with hot Misson Supervisor Anne Curtis!"

I don't watch much reality tv, but I would if it was broadcast from the ISS. Besides, the world has spent so much on the damn thing that I think we should at least find out what they're doing up there.

—	wagster, Jul 30 2008

ISS wiki http://en.wikipedia..._Space_Station#NASA
[normzone, Jul 30 2008]

ZZZZzzzzzzzz....watching the ISS http://playlist.yah...9080&segment=149773
[Klaatu, Jul 30 2008]

Nasa Channel http://www.nasa.gov...M_NTV_Schedule.html
Here's their programming line up. [Zimmy, Jul 30 2008]

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"In response to some of these criticisms, advocates of manned space exploration say that criticism of the ISS project is short-sighted"

I'll link to wikipedia, they say approximately 30 billion USD. I don't mind the money, but I wish the Halfbakery could have had some say in the design.

—	normzone, Jul 30 2008

Actually, you can watch it anytime as long as you have Windows Media Player. But be warned, it is boring as watching grass grow. <link>

—	Klaatu, Jul 30 2008

Them astronauts gotta get nekkid sometime. Plus I admit to curiousity about the space toilet.

—	bungston, Jul 30 2008

They DO have a NASA channel & it seems more than half of the time the description of the programing is:

ISS Mission Coverage.

I wish they would put up pics from Mars or any other planet they happen to have a probe going past at the time.

—	Zimmy, Jul 30 2008

[bungston], I finally decided to pay the $35 (or whatever it was) per person to go to see NASA since it's about an hour or 2 away. The space toilet they showed us in a presentation on a mock up looked (and I think kind of functioned) quite a bit like a vacuum cleaner with special attachments.

—	Zimmy, Jul 31 2008

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