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houston station on space to ground

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welcome to space to ground your weekly

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look at what's happening on board the

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international space station i'm dan

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hewitt a cargo delivery scheduled to

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arrive at the station this week has been

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canceled the russian progress 59 cargo

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craft lifted off successfully from

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kazakhstan on tuesday but the unmanned

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vehicle experienced control issues

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shortly after separation from the rocket

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russian flight controllers attempted to

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troubleshoot over the next day but

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ultimately informed the crew on

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wednesday that it would not be making it

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to the station

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the important thing is hardware can be

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replaced and we'll replace all that

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hardware and

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we'll continue to operate the space

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station

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phase two of an exciting technology

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demonstration is about to begin on board

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the next round of the robotic refueling

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mission is gearing up to demonstrate

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techniques that could prolong the life

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of satellites in earth orbit using the

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capabilities of the dexter robot

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attached to canadarm2 robotics

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controllers will use new tools and

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techniques that could eventually give

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satellite owners novel ways to diagnose

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problems on orbit and fix issues to keep

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spacecraft functioning longer in space

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this week daniela asked if i'm a

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scientist can i go to the space station

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well a lot of astronauts have a science

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background so being a scientist is a

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great way to join them just in case that

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doesn't work out though getting your

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research to the station is the next best

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thing

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there are a number of ways to get

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experiments flown in space whether it's

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through nasa the national lab managed by

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our friends at cases or one of our

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international partners it's never been

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easier to get your research on board

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station head over to nasa.gov iss

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science to learn more

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make sure to keep sending your questions