Impressions of the
ISS 2002

[ISS 2002]

[JSC]

[Geoff and Annette Mules]

[Chris Greenfield]

[The Famous Blue Team: Working
There]

[Red team: Getting There]

[White team: Living There]

[Green team: Logistics]

[UHCL, University of Houston-Clear Lake]

[A few of our guestspeakers]

(Canada)
(Wales)
[International day: international act

[international day, late evening]

[activities]

[Simulation]

[observatory]

[Training facility: ISS Mockup
(Building 9)]

[training facility: shuttle mockup]

[training facility: view]

[training facility: ISS Mockup]

[Lunar Storage Facility]

[Pressure Chamber]

[Pressure Chamber control]

[Mission Control, Shuttle missions]

[Apollo Mission Control]

[ISS Training facility]

[at ASPL: Experimental Plasma
Engine]

[NBL]

[Ellington field: T-38 Talon Jets]

[Ellington field: Super Guppy]

[Rocket Parc]

[Rocket Launch]

[graduation ceremony: presentations]

[graduation ceremony: astronauts]

[graduation ceremony: graduation]

[ISS 2002]

35 aspiring young leaders from 19
diffrent nations, peacefully coexisting
and working to better humanity‘s
search of the heavens. International
collaboration in this day and age is
essential, and exactly what the ISSF
has achieved. We had the time of our
lives the summer of 2002 in Houston,
and for that, we thank them and all
their partners.
To the crews of Apollo 1,
Challenger 1986, and
Columbia STS-107, 17 of
mankinds most faithful
ambassadors,
May you Rest in Eternal
Peace