Taking knowledge from past missions, this episode looks beyond NASA's fleeting visits to space. After the Moon, mankind must seek to explore deep space and learn to live beyond the Earth. This stage in space exploration heralds a replacement of rivalry with partnership; the International Space Station sees many other space agencies join the mission, with Japanese, Canadian and European astronauts working to its completion in 2010.
Taking knowledge from past missions, this episode looks beyond NASA's fleeting visits to space. After the Moon, mankind must seek to explore deep space and learn to live beyond the Earth. This stage in space exploration heralds a replacement of rivalry with partnership; the International Space Station sees many other space agencies join the mission, with Japanese, Canadian and European astronauts working to its completion in 2010.
General Note
Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on November 26, 2014.
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Content Note
Skylab Station(2:38) -- Skylab Two (5:44) -- Zero Gravity (4:03) -- STS Discovery (4:54) -- Hubble Telescope in Orbit (4:22) -- Hubble Repair Crew (2:51) -- Gyroscope Repair (4:50) -- Extravehicular Activity (2:44) -- Co-Star Installation (2:31) -- MIR (2:11) -- Building the International Space Station (2:28) -- Jet Packs Allow EVA Freedom (2:04) -- ISS Expedition Six (2:41) -- Columbia Shuttle Disaster (3:12) -- Collaboration in Space (2:27) -- Credits: Life and Death in Space: Space Age-NASA's Story (0:40).
