Astronauts Go Under Water To Prepare for ISS
Credit: NASA
Continuing a practice that dates back to the 1960s, NASA is using an underwater laboratory to shake out International Space Station hardware and prepare station crewmembers for life in orbit. Among the veterans of the undersea program is Mike Fincke, who is in his third month as science officer on...
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