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It very difficult to do it in out of space.
1extenderpro 2 months ago
Autobots roll out!
Zofnok 5 months ago
NASA, they can get us to the moon and they can't even have at least 720p resolution
iMegaDiamond 1 year ago 3
NASA, they can get us to the moon and they can't even have at least 720p resolution
iMegaDiamond 1 year ago
amazing and wonderful!
more resolution, a background and greater detail would make this ultimate.
MonsterLopes 1 year ago
It reminds me of the Tower of Hanoi puzzle.
SciStarborne 1 year ago
why are so many modules getting rearranged? And does each new section represent a new delivery arrival from earth?
Jinn99 1 year ago
@Jinn99 Yes, some come on the Shuttle, some on Russian Soyuz and Proton Rockets. Some smaller segments are carried together. The reasons they get rearranged are: The final structure has not yet arrived, or the Shuttle os occupying the docking port at the time of delivery. The module being moved from 1:00 to 1:10 had to be moved twice because the docking port (the little black cone) was where the new module needed to go.
tjohn6041 1 year ago
OMG!!! AM I doing a 3D MODEL of this IN my science project?!
misscoolgirl12345678 1 year ago
most of the things are required for the start of the station and had moved to the permanent place of them on the truss for future uses.
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ProjectCameIot 1 year ago
it's funny how many time some modules get rearranged.
MrIcicle 2 years ago 6
Reminds me of building Lego spacecraft back in the 70's. I wonder how many of the station designers did the same?
OffWorldWorkshop 2 years ago 2
its like a complicated game of tetris! lol
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lacrosse565687 2 years ago
excellent!!! the future started!!
AFVABMDES 2 years ago
@AFVABMDES ????!!!!
misscoolgirl12345678 1 year ago
@misscoolgirl12345678 OH! Yessss!!!! ahahahah.....
AFVABMDES 1 year ago
@AFVABMDES Hee hee
misscoolgirl12345678 1 year ago
If you freeze it at 1:22, that's where ISS is now with STS-119.
mj1234321 2 years ago 2
at 1:22 the start of STS-119?
mclein1097 2 years ago
Thanks! I was wondering about just that :)
CopyPaste09 2 years ago
è bellissimo!!!
"Space, the space the final frontier!"
lmarty89 2 years ago
would love to see some annotations of what these components are, and assembly timeline. thanks!
justanotherjacob 3 years ago
Yes! This video BEGS to be annotated!
It is an awesome video, indeed.
TheJediCharles 2 years ago
Check wikipedia which has a complete listing of the modules, when they were installed, who financed them, what's their purpose, etc.
This video is a nice complement to the wikipedia article.
OvershootTV 2 years ago
Thank you. :)
TheJediCharles 2 years ago
wow thats huge
esmaabi 3 years ago