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A Marine biology research and educational facility founded in 1892 as first marine laboratory to be established on the American West coast. Operates as a branch of Stanford University's Department of Biological Sciences. ... © 2009 Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University, 120 Oceanview Blvd., Pacific Grove,
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End of Space Station ; GIF-Tracker Service ... This page no longer provides Station tracking information.; The official NASA tool for orbital tracking of the International Space Station and the Space Shuttle can be found on the Human Space Flight Web site's Orbital Tracking page.
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Research in Space: Facilities on the International Space Station; The International Space Station is the first step in exploration, from research and discovery, to international cooperation, to commercial development, and to exploring beyond low-Earth orbit.
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Greenhouses in the Station's Destiny Laboratory and in the Zvezda Service Module grow plants in a controlled environment. Station crews tend the plants, photograph them and harvest samples for return to Earth. Researchers can use the resulting data to develop new techniques for successfully growing plants in space.
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