Physics involved in the International Space Station

angers109 · May 5, 2004

A Little Help??

Hey I'm doing an important physics project for my final grade in physics and I'm having a hard time, can anyone explain to me exactly what physics is involved in the International Space Station?? Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks you so much!

Doctordick · May 5, 2004

google [space station physics] and you will get quite a bit of information.

Have fun -- Dick

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