More details emerge on NASA's plan for inflatable ISS module
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Full size mockup of the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module to be added to the ISS (Photo: NASA)
The Bigelow BEAM installed onto the ISS (Photo: NASA/Bigelow)
The International Space Station (Photo: NASA)
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NASA announced last week that it has contracted Bigelow Aerospace to construct an inflatable module to test on the International Space Station. Following the release of more information and imagery, here's a closer look at what the plan entails.
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