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>Also for your information, NASA has been flying station precursors for
>over ten years now. They are called Spacelab.  Also the new SpaceHab will
>be flying on STS-57 in April.  These are dependent on Shuttle for
>utilities, but are doing the most important SSF precursor work, which is
>the experiments for microgravity.  Also NASA has sponsored COMET, which will
>fly in March, which is a free flying microgravity laboratory with a return
>module for returning samples that have been through their process cycle.

Do you know where on Internet I might find people discussing microgravity
research in detail? What's the state of such research right now? Who's doing
it, where, and how long has it been going on, that kind of thing...

thanks...

  - Roger    ralex@lclark.edu