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Presentation is in support of NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) Speaker's Bureau Event (request #19-125546), which is about robotics and 3D printing as the new tools (vs. picks and shovels) for the lunar surface.
To inform about current NASA Vision, International Space Exploration Coordination Group, Capabilities and Enablers and challenges associated with Human Exploration of Mars.
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The ISS will be discussed from inception to date. What the different partners have contributed, the systems they have been responsible for, how we've been able to integrate those different systems into one cohesive International Space Station. And in the process supporting sophisticated research in weightlessness, accommodating thousands of experiments in life sciences, fluid physics, material sciences and a host of other disciplines. The presentation will start with an overview of KSC, then move into an explanation of ISS in detail, spending time in how all the pieces have come together. Will discuss years spent designing, testing, manufacturing and integrating the different elements throughout the different sites and shipped to the United States at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) from where it was planned to be launched in the Space Shuttle. A brief Constellation Overview will be provided as well.