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CollectionsYour library (101), 2008 FOIA List (94), Seen in ISS Photos (2), Brought by Astronauts (5), All collections (101)

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TagsScience Fiction (43), Fiction (17), Fantasy (11), Periodicals (8), American History (6), Humor (4), Thriller (4), Mystery (4), Reference (4), Science (4) — see all tags

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About meThe International Space Station is a multinational research facility in low-earth orbit, scheduled for completion in late 2011. Find out much more about the ISS on the mission homepage.

About my libraryThe Space Station library consists of books aboard the station "for recreational/off-duty reading at the ISS," as of 23 April 2008. The list is available in PDF form here.

Other titles listed here as being brought to the ISS by resident astronauts have also been added.

If we can find further information about additional books on the ISS at any time, we'll add them!

GroupsLegacy Libraries

Homepagehttp://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/

Real nameInternational Space Station

LocationLow-Earth Orbit

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Member sinceMar 8, 2011

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Birmingham (AL) (Then and Now) by J. D. Weeks

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Russian-English Dictionary

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Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper

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The Years of Rice and Salt by Kim Stanley Robinson

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Witness by Walter Jon Williams

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A Winter Haunting by Dan Simmons

Wow. I just found this what a great discovery for a rainy saturday.

posted by yolana at 12:32 pm (EST) on Sep 29, 2012

This is too freakin' cool. Thanks to all responsible for putting this up here.

posted by artturnerjr at 12:01 am (EST) on Aug 15, 2011

Fantastic!

posted by thruthetunnel at 12:25 am (EST) on Mar 24, 2011

A Russian-English dictionary! That strikes me as alternately incredibly useful and unintentionally hilarious. Seriously though, this is awesome.

posted by anhsieh at 5:25 pm (EST) on Mar 23, 2011

Miguel de Cervantes is without doubt the most international Spanish writer. Therefore, there could not be a better name for a mission to the International Space Station with so much Spanish involvement. The Cervantes Mission will contribute to further internationalizing Spanish science and technology.

Moreover, the “symbolic objects” that will fly in the Cervantes Mission will include an edition of Don Quixote on CD. On its return, a seal with the signatures of the Mission crew members will certify that this CD and the other “symbols” were actually on the Space Station.

Source: http://www.esa.int/export/SPECIALS/Cervantes_mission/SEM4B01P4HD_0.html

posted by edwinbcn at 10:46 am (EST) on Mar 11, 2011

Very cool that you guys are members here. Yours will be a fun page to watch. Be safe!

posted by gordon361 at 8:54 pm (EST) on Mar 8, 2011