25 years of research in space

MIT Technology Review highlights 25 years of research in space, focusing on the contributions of MIT-trained astronauts, scientists, and engineers to the International Space Station (ISS). MIT alumni have participated in numerous missions, conducted experiments, and played key roles in the design and assembly of the ISS. The article discusses the challenges faced during the construction and operation of the ISS, as well as the scientific advancements made in space, including research on structural dynamics, robotics, DNA sequencing, and laser communications. International cooperation among NASA, Roscosmos, JAXA, CSA, and ESA has been crucial to the success of the ISS, showcasing the power of collaboration in space exploration.