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it is getting easier and easier to get

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research to space

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for example there's a drug called prolia

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that has come to market came to mark in

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about 2011 and that drug the mechanism

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of function of that drug was tested

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during space station assembly well now

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if i'm talking to a group of women

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about osteoporosis i can talk about how

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space flight you know is linked to

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osteoporosis and this drug is out there

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and there are women who will say hey i'm

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taking that medication so it's just much

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easier now to relate because we've had

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enough time to have those results come

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out and really start affecting people's

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lives everything's different today

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because you're really able to use the

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space station as a real laboratory now

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that we're doing 300 experiments 350

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experiments at a time we are looking

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three years from now at this huge bowel

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wave of research that

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results that will be coming out and that

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research is really going to be having an

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impact in our country one of the things

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that's really exciting to me right now

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is the number of new researchers that

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we're talking to but now with the access

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opened up and with the funding sources

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opened up so it doesn't just have to be

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nasa it can be

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the private sector it can be other

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government agencies

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then the best ideas all have a way to

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get to space over 96 nations in the

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world have done some aspect of either

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education or research on the space

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station so far today

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and that access is broader and broader

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as we have users coming in from

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countries all around the world people

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trying experiments and of course science

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is international so what it means is

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through the network of international

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scientific collaboration almost any

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scientist in the world who can find

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funding for their research is going to

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be able to find a way to access the