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It's not fair to lump in the _entire_ ISS budget in with exploration. They do plenty of materials science, pharmaceutical development, earth observation, and su
by inamberclad 4y ago
It's not fair to lump in the _entire_ ISS budget in with exploration. They do plenty of materials science, pharmaceutical development, earth observation, and subatomic physics as well.
- idlewords 4y agoNo, they do not. The entire station has about 40 hours/week free for research, and the priority now (according to NASA) is testing next-generation life support systems. The only useful experiments on there are the ones that are automated.