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Inside ISS for Nobel Peace Prize

  • Astronaut Tim Peake Comments on the ISS Partnership and the Nobel Peace Prize
  • The ISS, pictured here with ATV Johannes Kepler and Shuttle Endeavour docked, is remarkable for both its technological and its diplomatic achievements, bringing together 15 nations including former archenemies US and Russia. – Credits: Paolo Nespoli/NASAISS as a Nobel Peace Prize Nominee? Why Not?
  • The InternationThe International Space Station, nearly complete, in 2011 as seen by Discovery STS-133 (Credits: NASA).al Space Station, completed, in 2011 as seen by Discovery STS-133 (Credits: NASA).ISS Partnership for the Nobel Peace Prize: So Far, So Good
  • The ISS, pictured here with ATV Johannes Kepler and Shuttle Endeavour docked, is remarkable for both its technological and its diplomatic achievements, bringing together 15 nations including former archenemies US and Russia. – Credits: Paolo Nespoli/NASAISS: A Nobel Prize-Worthy Partnership
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