The ISS system with a water recycling

A system of water recycling and two new rooms were installed Wednesday aboard the International Space Station (ISS) whose crew is preparing for a new exit to repair a generator of electricity. The ISS system with a water recycling A system of water recycling and two new rooms have been installed aboard the International Space Station (ISS) whose crew is preparing for a new exit to repair a generator of electricity. Image TV from 16 November 2008/Reuters/NASA TV Print Print Article Send Email wholesale Edit Text Text small These facilities are among the latest scheduled to complete the construction of the orbital complex by September 2010, when the retirement of U.S. space shuttles. For ten years, the fleet of shuttles NASA can take twenty tons of material in their bunkers, provided the bulk of heavy deliveries to the space station. The recycling system of water will be particularly important when space shuttles can fly over, especially as partners in the ISS plan to double the crew aboard the station, three to six astronauts. This new equipment, carried by the shuttle Endeavor enables recycling of waste water, condensation and even the urine of astronauts. Endeavor took off last Friday for a mission of 15 days. The shuttle must return to Earth on November 29. Sixteen nations are involved in the ISS program with a budget of 100 billion dollars.