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The International Space Station is an intergovernmental collaboration with the goal of conducting scientific experiments in microgravity, observing Earth and space, and profiling astronauts during long-term stays in confined environments to support potential Mars expeditions. The most recent 3 inhabitants were Russian Roman Romanenko, Belgian Frank De Winne, and Canadian Bob Thirsk along with 3 others conducting research.
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