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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30829: How Astronauts Regain Balance After Spaceflight
Living in microgravity for months affects every system in the human body – especially balance and coordination. The 'Recovery of...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30828: Taking Fiber Optic Manufacturing to the Next Level in Space
Building on earlier work, the Fiber Optic Production-2 (FOP-2) experiment continued the quest to perfect optical fiber manufacturing in...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30827: Making Fiber Optics in Space: The Future of High-Speed Data
Fiber optics are the backbone of modern communication, but manufacturing them on Earth has limitations. The 'Fiber Optic Production'...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30826: Smart Optical Fibers to Detect Radiation in Space
Radiation in space is invisible but potentially harmful to astronauts. To monitor exposure, scientists developed a cutting-edge...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30825: How Gravity Shapes the Strength of Rice Plants in Space
Plants have evolved for millions of years under the constant pull of Earth’s gravity. But what happens when you take that gravity away?...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30824: Going Smaller: Exploring the Possibilities of Femto Satellites in Microgravity
As the space industry evolves, the trend is clear: smaller is better. The Femto Satellites In Zero-G experiment, led by Andrew Filo of...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30823: Mini Satellites with a Mission: FEE Satellite 2 and the Future of In-Orbit Testing
Satellites come in all shapes and sizes, but few are as innovative as the Flexible Experimental Embedded Satellite 2 (FEE Satellite 2)....

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30822: University of South Carolina Tackles the Complexities of Heat Flow in Space
How does fluid behave when boiled in space? It’s a question that puzzles engineers and physicists alike. The University of South...

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Aug 1, 20252 min read
Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30821: Studying the Fine Details of Space Boiling: RPI's Contribution to FBCE on the ISS
The Flow Boiling and Condensation Experiment (FBCE) has been a monumental endeavor on the International Space Station, and the Rensselaer...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30820: How Boiling and Condensation Behave in Space: A Closer Look at Heat Transfer on the ISS
Imagine trying to boil water in space. On Earth, bubbles rise due to gravity, but in microgravity aboard the International Space Station...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30819: Fazovye Perekhody-PK-4: Cracking the Code of Dusty Plasma Behavior
The Fazovye Perekhody-PK-4 experiment marks a continuation and refinement of its predecessors in studying plasma dust dynamics. As always...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30818: Fazovye Perekhody-PK-3: A New Chapter in Dusty Plasma Studies
The third installment in the Fazovye Perekhody series, PK-3, continued its exploration of how plasma and dust interact in a gravity-free...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30817: Fazovye Perekhody-PK-2: Taking Plasma Dust Research to the Next Level
Continuing from its predecessor, Fazovye Perekhody-PK-2 aimed to further examine plasma dust interactions in zero gravity. Vladimir...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30816: Unveiling the Secrets of Plasma Dust in Space: Fazovye Perekhody-PK-1
The Fazovye Perekhody-PK-1 experiment aboard the Russian segment of the International Space Station investigates a mysterious and...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30815: How Ice Behaves in Space: Exploring Freezing and Melting Dynamics in Microgravity
Imagine trying to freeze water or melt ice where there’s no gravity to pull things down—that’s the challenge astronauts faced with the...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30814: Probing the Invisible Forces: Surface Tension Research in Space
Surface tension plays a crucial role in how liquids behave—shaping bubbles, droplets, and even affecting how substances absorb into...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30813: Exploring Emulsion Stability in Space: Unlocking New Material Science
Emulsions—mixtures of two unblendable liquids like oil and water—are everywhere in our daily lives. From foods and cosmetics to...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30812: Students Reach New Heights: Faraday-Second Baptist School-1 on the ISS
Space science is no longer just for professionals. Thanks to the Faraday-Second Baptist School-1 experiment, high school students found...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30811: Connecting the Body to the Stars: The NICE Experiment on the ISS
What if tiny devices inside your body could communicate with doctors from space? The Nanofluidic Implant Communication Experiment (NICE)...

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Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #30810: Girl Scouts Reach for the Stars: Exploring Space with Faraday-Girl Scouts-1
Imagine launching your science project into outer space while still in school. That dream became a reality for a group of young...

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